Senate Panel Suggests Murder in UN Diplomat Bang Jensen Death
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee says Povl Bang Jensen’s 1959 New York death may have been a political murder by the Soviet terror apparatus rather than suicide. It notes lax UN security and unresolved questions about Soviet motivation and possible involvement.
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Povl Bang-Jensen
Washington
UPI
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
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Povl Bang - Jensen
Tion
Bang-Jensen
Alley Pond Park
New York
U S Recognizes Syrian Regime In Shift From UAR
The United States officially recognizes the new rebel government in Syria three days after the Soviet move. Damascus consulate-general becomes an embassy with Ridgway B Knight as charge d affaires. An ambassador will be appointed later. Prime Minister Mamoun Al Kuzbari pledges adherence to international obligations. Around a dozen nations have already recognized the regime.
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UPS
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Syria
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
State Department
U. S
Damascus
Ridgway B. Knight
Joseph Reap
U.S
Mamoun Al-Kuzbari
Narcotic Smuggling Case Involves College Students
Two students were freed on bond after arrest on narcotics smuggling charges in Nogales Arizona. Suspects Mike Zellman Guss 21 Salt Lake City and Charles E Phoe bus 22 Los Angeles were held after border agents seized marijuana cigarettes and powdered marijuana hidden in their clothing. Envelopes with marijuana and cocaine were later found in Salt Lake City as part of the mailing scheme.
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Nogales, Ariz
UPS
Mike Zellman Guss
Salt Lake City
Charles E. Phoebus
Los Angeles
U.S
Customs
Treasury
Re annex list including names and addresses
A continued listing of individuals with street addresses including Windsor Dean 3116 N D1st Alva Hawkins 938 E Weldon L M Smith 930 E Piccadilly Harry Lilly 1039 Granite Reef Ted Harris 8750 E Palo Verde Thomas Taylor 2510 N 86th Jerry Fried 844 E Virginia Ellie Jones 8709 E Edgemont Richard Timmons 605 N Granite Reef Marion Donn 1344 E Rancho Vista Albert Smith 1208 E Granada
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Granite Reef
Marion Donn
Rancho Vista Dr
Albert Smith
E. Granada
U S Helicopters Rescue Seamen From Typhoon
U S Navy helicopters rescue 74 seamen from freighters driven aground by Typhoon Violet off Japan. Forty seven from the Pioneer Muse on Kita Daito island and 27 from the Sheik. Two died on the Sheik, one captain and chief engineer. survivors reported in good condition. None of Japan's American residents harmed.
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Tokyo
UPS
U.S. Navy
Muse
Kita Daito Island
Japan
7Th Fleet
Princeton
U.S
Okinawa
Birch Founder Denies Reds Attract Poor
Robert Welch founder of the John Birch Society told 1,400 in Garden City that Communism is not a movement of the poor. He praised urban renewal critique, warned of Communist infiltration, and claimed most Communists in America are within Protestant clergy though under 4 percent of clergy.
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UPI
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John Birch Society
Harvard
Welch
Russia
United States
Kremlin
U.S
America
Berserk Factory Worker Kills Four At Gary Steel Mill
Archie P. Davis, 29, a Gary Sheet and Mill Co. worker, opened fire at about 10 am injuring three and killing four during a rampage through the Gary plant before a guard killed him. Victims include Louis Massa and E D Moran.
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UPI
Archie P. Davis
Gary Sheet and Mill Co
U.S. Steel
Davis
Louis Massa
E. D. Moran
J. Guydon
Moran
Guydon
Gerald Meyers
David Schaefer
M. C. Wolfrauth
Royal Butt
End
Red Scientist Defects to West Over Research Bar
Amsterdam reports Russian scientist Alexei Golub defected after Communist officials ordered him to halt a nuclear fallout research project. He cited lack of freedom and said he studied removing strontium from the human body, a goal hampered by his government.
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Amsterdam
UPI
Alexei Golub
Golub
Sviet
P. K. Ponomarenko
Soviet Union
West
Tucson Youth Leaves Town
A Tucson magazine salesman faced late hour calls when an 18 year old caller visited Mrs. Joseph Walker at her home at 10 p m. The woman said she was frightened by the questions and the youth agreed to stop late hour calls before leaving the area.
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Tucson
Joseph Walker
Orange Blossom Rd
Scottsdale
Tunisia recognizes new Syrian government split from UAR
Tunisia today recognized the new Syrian government that broke away from the United Arab Republic.
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Tunis
UPI
Tunisia
United Arab Republic
End Of Week-Old Ford Strike Near End Of Week
Detroit reports a week-old strike by 120,000 Ford workers may end this week. United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther targets Thursday for a national contract wrap and a meeting of the National Ford Council to vote on the pact.
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UPS
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
National
Ford Council
Shipping Union Group Meets in San Francisco to End Strike
Masters Mates and Pilots Union delegates from Western ports met in San Francisco in a bid to end a 12 day West Coast maritime strike. Capt Robert Durkin said 48 hours of good faith negotiations could wrap it up. About 46 West Coast vessels idle, potentially 136 ships tied up.
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UPI
Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
Robert Durkin
West Coast
MMP
Pacific Maritime Association
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Durkin
Paul St. Sure
PMA
Quick Airline Trips Assured
Scottsdale fugitives from New York will be able to make the trip in 270 minutes starting Monday. Logan said they will land at Sky Harbor airport in Phoenix just two hours after taking off in New York. The speed is possible because American is starting nonstop 707 Astrojet service between Phoenix and New York.
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Scottsdale
New York
Logan
Sky Harbor
Phoenix
Western states seek uniform auto safety equipment code
In Phoenix officials from several Western states met under the Council of State Governments to draft a uniform interstate compact regulating automotive safety equipment. The gathering continued today with the aim of standardizing standards across borders.
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Phoenix
UPI
Council of State Governments
Eight Survive 24 Hours After Fiji Boat Capsize Shark Chase
Eight people including Pan Am stewardesses Gu dron Meisner Estella Navarro and Margaret Kircher survived a 24 hour ordeal clinging to a capsized sailboat off the Fiji Islands. They were rescued after swimming to Mala Mala with a gas can float and fending off two blackfin sharks.
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UPI
Fiji Islands
Honolulu
Gudron Meisner
San Mateo
Calif
Estella Navarro
Margaret Kircher
Riverside
Queens Hospital
Islanders Resettled As Tristan da Cunha Erupts
Capetown reports 266 residents of Tristan da Cunha were moved off the island to safety as a volcanic eruption enveloped the island. Residents were ferried away in two fishing boats under British naval supervision. Tristan da Cunha is a British possession in the South Atlantic.
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South Africa
UPD
Tristan de Cunha
Isle
South Atlantic
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