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Navy, FBI Seek
Clues to Sabotage
Of New Cruiser
QUNCY, Mass., — A Navy
spokesman said Saturday the FBI
and Navy officials are investigat
ing the cacse of damage to elec
tric cables to -the guided missile
cruiser Long Beach now under
construction at the Bethlehem
Fore River Shipyard.
Capt. E. H. Batchelder, super
visor of Naval shipbuilding at the
yard, said that “There has been
an incident of damage to elec
trical cables in the Long Beach.
It is now under investigation by
naval officials and the FBI. It is
not known what the investiga
tion will develop.”
Bachelder said the damage was
not enough to delay work on the
cruiser, which is about half
completed.
■Last October, the Navy con
firmed reports that electrical
cables had been cut aboard the
world’s first nuclear powered
submarine, the Nautilus, which
was being overhauled at the Ports
"mouth, N. H., Naval Shipyard.
The Navy described the damage
as “apparently intentional.”
Results of a joint FBj-Navy in
vestigation of the Nautilus damr
age have not been announced.
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Russian Attache’s
Wife Accused'
Of Shoplifting
WASHINGTON, Ufl—Two store
detectives have accused a Soviet
attache’s wife of shoplifting a
$2.50 cut of meat. In turn, a Soviet
official has accused the store of
mistreating her.
The woman, Galina Glinsky,
was detained by detectives Wed
nesday night but she asked for
her release on grounds of diplo
matic immunity. She is the wife
of Cmdr. Vladimir F. Glinsky, as
sistant naval attache in the So
viet Embassy.
The detectives stopped Mrs.
Glinsky as she was leaving a
Washington supermarket. They
said they discovered the meat
under her coat. There was no
sales receipt.
Mrs. Glinsky signed a state
ment releasing the .store from
false arrest charges, store officials
said. When she asked to be re
leased on diplomatic immunity,
they called the Soviet Embassy.
Second Secretary Victor A. Os
ipov was dispatched by the Em
bassy. He accused store officials
of mistreating Mrs. Glinsky.
When they showed him her state
ment releasing the store from
false arrest charges, Osipov took
the statement and refused to re
turn it, store officials said.
Soviets Pinpoint
Pacific Rocket
Drop Area
By A. L. OOLDBED
MOSCOW, Ml — Newspapers
Saturday published a map show
ing the Pacific Ocean area where
Soviet rockets will fall. They as
serted the Soviet rocket tests are
of a peaceful nature, whereas the
United States and Britain had
used the same general area for
nuclear weapons tests.
Komsomolskaya Pravda and
Soviet Fleet said the area is far
from shipping and air lanes and is
only one-tenth the size of the area
the United States closed to ship
ping for nuclear tests.
They gave the area where their
rockets are expepted to fall as
43,000 square kilometers (27,125
square miles). Actually, the
United States closed about 400,000
square miles to shipping in the
1958 tests.
The area is about 1,100 miles
southwest of the Hawaiian Is
lands and a similar distance east
of the Marshall Islands, the site
for U. S. nuclear tests.
Komsomolskaya Pravda ob
served that the nearest land is the
U. S. Island of Palmyra, 250 miles
to the east, and Johnston Island,
400 miles to the north. It noted
U. S. atomic weapons missiles
with atomic capability had been
tested at Johnston Island. It also
noted that Christmas Island,
where the British have conducted
nuclear testis, is about 500 miles
to the southeast.
The newspaper, organ of the
Young Communist League, quoted
naval officials as saying U. S. and
British rockets were fired with
the idea of poisoning the air with
radioactive fallout and that So
viet rockets are not of this type.
The official news agency Tass
said all foreign governments have
received formal notice of the So
viet rocket tests, which will be
conducted between January 15
and February 15.
The original announcement
said the Russians will test a pow
erful rocket designed to reach
other planets or to launch heavy
earth satellites. The launching
site was not disclosed.
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