Police Slayings In Washington Baffle Authorities
A Washington report links fingerprint clues and car descriptions to the slayings of Sgt. R. G. Wright and Patrolman William Frank Mines. Autopsies show Wright shot seven times Mines three times. both were unarmed. Investigators note a foreign caliber weapon and moved ammunition. Authorities question youths in Fredericksburg and Maryland while a 13 state alert is issued.
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Washington
R. G. Wright
William Frank Mines
Richmond
R. W. Cobble
Fredericksburg
Montgomery County
Coble
FBI
Soviet A Sub Production May Be 7 to 10 a Year
U.S. sources estimate that the Soviet Union could be building atomic powered submarines at seven to ten per year. The United States operated nine nuclear submarines last year, with 18 attack and 19 Polaris submarines currently in commission.
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Winchester Evening Star
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Arctic
Atlantic
U.S. Navy
Simulator trains pilots to read terrain from cockpit visuals
A Wright-Patterson AFB unit develops a three dimensional terrain visual trainer. An instructor controlled belt shows scale model terrain while cockpit lights simulate landings and takeoffs in various conditions. General Precision Inc of Binghamton, NY ships 14 units plus the prototype under a 3.8 million contract.
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Dayton, Ohio
Research Technology
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Link
General Precision Inc
Binghamton, N.Y
The
Air Force
Business Upturn Longest In U S Peacetime History
The upturn has lasted 39 months, the longest peacetime period in U S history, with 26 prior recoveries averaging 30 months. First National City Bank notes rising capital budgets and a $44 billion spending plan for 1964, despite tax cut effects. GNP rose to $608.5 billion annual rate, with $8.1 billion of that in consumer spending.
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U.S
New York
First National City Bank of New York
McGrawe Hill
Methodist Racial Rule Widens Access Across Denominations
In Pittsburgh the 1960s Methodist General Conference approved a new rule stating all persons regardless of race may attend worship and seek membership. Bishop John Owen Smith argues eligibility does not guarantee admission while Bishop James K. Mathews says pastors must enforce the law and bishops resolve disputes.
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Pittsburgh
John Owen Smith
Atlanta
James K. Mathews
Boston
General Conference
Civic Arena
Methodist Church
Church Universal
Smith
South
Mathews
Waukegan Officials Move to Tax Cart Discarding
The Waukegan City Council debated an ordinance to curb abandoned shopping carts. It would impose a $10 recovery fee on stores and customers and fine both sides. The proposal was narrowly defeated 9 to 7.
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Waukegan, Ill
Murray Conzelman
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Batistes
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