Trade curbs sting Kremlin as U S officials cheer
Washington officials say U S trade restrictions against the Soviet bloc hurt Moscow and will tighten further. Russia’s Shvernik calls for end to discrimination, noting a sixfold fall in USSR U S trade since 1946. U S stance: Russia caused the decline, tensions to ease only if trade resumes.
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Washington
Kremlin
Russia
Europe
Nikolai M. Shvernik
Truman
Shvernik
United States
U. S
Moscow
U.S.S.R
U.S.A
Traffic Arrests Reported by Police and Deputies
Motorists were arrested by police and sheriff deputies on Monday and Tuesday. Names include Carl L. Myers 38 Canton RD 3 reckless operation and Albert Stevens 28 Louisville RD 1 reckless operation who pled not guilty and was released on 100 dollar bond after a two car collision. James Kendyrorn 35 1715 Gayle SW reckless operation fined 15 dollars and costs. Ralph Nan 23 161 Saratoga NW driving without a state license. Signal light summonses went to Paul Schoeppner 119 Roward SE Ellenor Boswell RD 3 Alliance Anthony Varoos 2743 Cleveland NW and Richard Sopp 2512 11th SW. Stop sign summonses to Gilbert Tabler 90 Struble NE Wayne Wendell RD 6 North Canton Frederick Newman 1610 6th NW John Tate Leesville Clarence Parker 1027 17th NW Merle Thompson 3211 Glen NW.
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Carl L. Myers
RD 3
Canton
Albert Stevens
RD 1
Louisville
Stevens
Warner Church
James R. Kendyrorn
Gayle
East Canton
Ralph Nan
Saratoga Ave
Paul Schoeppner
Roward Ave
Elenor Boswell
Alliance
Anthony Varoos
Cleveland Ave NW
Richard A. Sopp
11Th St
Gilbert Tabler
Struble Ave
Wayne M. Wendell
North Canton
Frederick D. Newman
6Th St
John R. Tate
Leesville
Clarence Parker
17Th St NW
Merle Thompson
Glen
Molecule-Sensitive Gauge Sets New Benchmark in Vacuum Tech
Scientists unveil a pres sure gauge capable of detecting one air molecule in ten billion within a vacuum system. The device reportedly surpasses prior sensors by about 200 times in sensitivity, marking a major advance in low-pressure measurement and experimental physics.
Contino Sentenced for Draft Evasion Faces Induction Return
Dick Contino, the accordionist, was sentenced to six months in prison for draft evasion and fined $10,000. After release, he is to submit for induction. California's Lt. Col. Leitch said a felony conviction does not guarantee 4-F status and draft evasion alone lacks moral turpitude. Contino, 21, fled Ft. Ord and is expected to transfer to McNeil Island federal prison, citing claustrophobia.
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AN Francisco
California
Kenneth H. Leitch
Dick Contino
Contino
Leitch
Ft. Ord
McNeil Island
Wash
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Nale
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Bulova
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