British Navy Investigates
Complaints Against Russian
'Trawlers" In the North Sea
ABERDEEN, Scotland — The
British navy rushed a patrol ship
into the North Sea fishing grounds
today to investigate complaints
that Soviet vessels are crowding
British trawlers. The complaints
from British fishermen involved an
area about 230 miles northeast of
Aberdeen. This is outside British
waters.
Some Soviet fishing vessels look
like genuine trawlers but others
are so loaded with electronic gear
that their primary task may be
checking on NATO naval maneu
vers.
TUESDAY BASEBALL SCORES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Minnesota 11, Los Angeles 10
Detroit 7, New York 2
Cleveland 3, Washington 0
Kansas City 7, Chicago 4
Boston 6, Baltimore 1
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Milwaukee 8, Philadelphia 0
San Francisco 7, Houston 0
Cincinnati 7, New York 4
St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3
Chicago 2, Los Angeles 1
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Hawaii 1-2, Salt Lake City 0-0
Dallas-Fort Worth 6, Seattle 3
Tacoma 6, Denver 2
Oklahoma City 12, Portland 6
Spokane 3, San Diego 2
RAINIER AND GRACE TAKE
SEPARATE PLANES FOR
FLIGHT TO NEW YORK
PARIS — Prince Rainier and
Princess Grace of Monaco left to
day on separate planes for New
York and a private visit to the
United States.
They will inaugurage a travel
and vacation exposition in Phila
delphia.
Rainier departed from Paris
with the couple’s daughter, Caro
line. Grace left Nice with their
son, Albert.
They travel, separately to avoid
the consequences of a possible air
disaster that might wipe out the
family.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
Balhyscape Heads for Atlantic
SAN DIEGO — The Navy’s
bathyscaphe Trieste left today
aboard another vessel to join in
the search for the sunken nuclear
submarine Thresher in the At
lantic. «
It was cradled in the hold of the
Pacific Fleet Amphibious Force
ship Point Defiance for the 4,900
mile trip to New London, Conn.,
by way of the Panama Canal.
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UAW Members Strike
In Five Boeing Plants
WASHINGTON — The Boeing
Co., maker of Minuteman missiles,
and the AFL-CIO Machinists
Union have agreed on a new con
tract.
But another union, the United
Auto Workers, struck Boeing’s
Vertol Division in Philadelphia
Monday night. About 4,200 UAW
members walked out a five plants
over a union shop issue and de
mands for six to nine cents an
hour wage increase. Vertol makes
helicopters.
Current wage scales were about
$2.72 an hour. The company said
it had offered five to eight cents an
hour increases.
The machinists also were asking
a union shop and reportedly did
not get it. Instead a compromise
was worked out requiring all new
or recalled workers to be union
members unless they specifically
elect to stay out of the union.
The settlement terms were not
revealed, but it was reported that
the proposed pact is retroactive
to Sept. 15, 1962—when the old
contract expired—which will give
about $6 million in retroactive
pay to the approximately 40,000
union workers at Boeing.
Current hourly wage scales are
from $1.98 Vt to $3.26Vt>.
Abandon Friends and Allies
KARACHI, Pakistan M — For
eign Minister Z. A. Bhutto said
Monday Pakistan may have to
“abandon friends and allies” if
the Western powers continue mas
sive long - term military aid to
India without getting a solution of
the Kashmir dispute.
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