Spy Ships and Seizures Undercut U S Naval Watch
Behind closed doors, Soviet and Israeli actions shrink U S undercover maritime eyes to two spy ships after the Pueblo seizure and the Liberty attack. Adm Zumwalt protests the loss of ocean monitoring assets as the Navy questions electronic visibility.
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Seven Seas
Office of Naval Intelligence
Liberty
Adm. C
Jordan Desert
Isaac C. Kidd Jr
U.S.S. Springfield
Springfield
Moskva
Crete
Kidd
Lebanon
U.S
Vieques Island
Puerto Rico
Rota
Cadiz
Spain
Bay of Cadiz
Gibraltar Strait
Puig Mayer Mountain
Mediterranean
Majorca
Valletta
Malta
Caribbean
Ensenada
Hawaiian
Barbers Point Naval Air Station
Diomede Island
Bering Strait
Pacific
Monstrous suggestion and Soviet spy ships dominate current headlines
William S. White argues antiwar activists push a smear tying presidents to war crimes while CBS and The New York Times are cited. The piece then details Soviet spy ships, operations Blue Streak and Landflex, and U.S. Navy countermeasures including Majorca and Cadiz bases, with scoring trivia at the end.
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New York Times
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Vietnam
Richard Milhous Nixon
CBS
Johnson
William C. Westmoreland
Creighton W. Abrams
Sen. J. Fulbright
the Times
Fulbright
Soviet Union
Serafin N. Lyalin
Far East
Computerized community aims to house 200 by year end
Houston area suburban project will create a highly automated residential zone linking homes to a grocery, bank, and utilities. The system reads meters, sends reminders, and triggers security lights and alarms without human action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Houston
Anti-Scofflaw Campaign A survey on unpaid tickets grows
A survey shows large cities hold massive backlogs of unpaid traffic tickets with Miami at 65 000 last year Philadelphia about 200 000 Milwaukee 31 000 and Chicago around 600 000 unpaid annually. Municipal efforts to collect rise as budgets tighten.
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Associated Press
Miami
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago
Baseball proposes new division plan to boost interest
Major league owners weigh restructuring from four to six divisions to expand pennant races. Larger division counts could heighten drama and crowd appeal, with an extreme idea of twelve divisions risking every game becoming a championship contest.
Civil defense plans to be submitted in May
Harold A McQuistion announced civil defense survival plans are being developed and should be submitted to local governing bodies in May. Interstate Route 81 will not be completed in the three state area before 1966 at the earliest, per Virginia West Virginia and Maryland road commissions.
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Harold A McQuistion
CD Coordintor
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Herbert J. Wilkins
Shenandoah Area
Boy Scouts of America
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Handley School
Robert Richard
Loop
Richard
Ray Garrabrandt
Northern Virginia Power Co
Day of Silence and the Judas Betrayal Context
The article reflects on the Wednesday before Jesus' crucifixion, describing Jesus seeking rest and prayer amid a plot against him. It notes Judas Iscariot as the betrayer, his role as treasurer, and his cooperation with chief priests to deliver Jesus for thirty pieces of silver.
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Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
Judas Iscariot
Judas
The Difference Is In the Point of View
James J. Kilpatrick argues conservatives favor strict law enforcement and protect constitutional rights while liberals blame society for crime and oppose surveillance. He cites an incident with the Washington Post publishing FBI documents to illustrate divergent views on punishment and civil liberties.
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Washington
Morning Post
FBI
Media
Post
Mitchell
Washington Post
Boston
Letters on justice and pedestrian safety from readers
The Star prints readers letters including a critique of wartime accountability and Lt. Calley and a long safety guide on reducing pedestrian fatalities. The missive from Berryville argues for moral clarity in war, while the Clarion-Ledger piece lists rules to improve pedestrian safety amid rising deaths and injuries.
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Robert J. Wilson
Lincoln Ave
Berryville, Va
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William S. White
William Calley
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
I.Q
New England
Calvin Coolidge
United States Supreme Court
Britain
Geneva
Forrest Sirbaugh
J. Curtis Fray
Curtis Fray
Robert Hockman
H.R. Edwards
Northern Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Earl
Douglas
By James J. Kilpatrick
The
Star
Lt. Calley
Edward A. Harris
Winchester Evening Star
Kent St
Winchester
Advertising and Business
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
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