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| Soviet Trawler
• Does Some Snooping
YOKOSUKA, Japan — A
Soviet trawler of the type the
Soviets use for electronic snooping
was sighted Thursday near a U.S.
ship monitoring astronaut Gordon
Cooper’s space flight, an informed
source said.
A U.S. destroyer sighted the
trawler in international waters in
the general vicinity of the Ameri
can ship Coastal Sentry, which was
monitoring Cooper’s flight.
The trawler’s mission has not
been determined, the source said.
Astronaut John Glenn was
aboard the Coastal Sentry and
talked with Cooper when he pass
ed over the ship earlier in the day
on his eighth orbit. Cooper trans
mitted pictures through the tele
vision camera in his capsule, but
Glenn told him the pictures were
too dark.
Soviet trawlers equipped with
electronic gear have been sighted
during past U.S. rocket experi
ments in the Pacific and Atlantic.
KINDLY COURT . . .
CROYDON, England (A*> — A
ham-handed burglar who broke a
leg trying to carry away a safe
was placed on probation for two
years by a kindly court Wednes
day.
Michael Barr, 28, said he was
wheeling the safe out of an office
on a hand truck when it fell off
and broke his leg. He pleaded
guilty to breaking into the office
with intent to commit a felony.
Magistrate A. J. Dunn decided
to give Barr a chance to go
straight. The judge said: “Try to get
your leg well and find a job as
soon as you can.”
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