Sea Rescue Expedited By Electronic System
Newport RI AP reports Raytheon developed an electronic navigator using Doppler shift to map a ship's course. The navy ordered two units after successful pilot tests. The device analyzes sonar echoes to trace position on a chart, aiding quick rescue when a man overboard is reported.
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Newport
R.I
Navy
Raytheon Company
Edwin E. Turner
Submarine Signal Division
Raytheon
Rabbi Shanblatt to Lead Panel at Conservative Convention
Rabbi Sanford D. Shanblatt of Congregation Knesses Israel will join a panel at the United Synagogue of America convention November 17 to 21 at the Concord Hotel Kiamesha Lake N Y He will open a Laboratory for Leaders with the address Turning the Disadvantages of a Small Congregation Into an Advantage Four other delegates from the local congregation Morris Geller Max Fisherson Arthur Stein and Albert Hunt will attend The convention is expected to bring about 1500 delegates from conservative congregations worldwide.
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Sanford D. Shanblatt
Knesses Israel
United Synagogue of America
Concord Hotel
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Shanblatt
Morris Geller
Max Fisherson
Arthur Stein
Albert Hunt
Taunton Mayor Bernard Cleary Dies After Illness
Taunton Massachusetts mayor Bernard Francis Cleary aged 53 died Thursday at Morton Hospital after a lengthy illness. He served two 2-year terms and was defeated in the November 5 election by Benjamin A. Friedman. He conducted a limited sidewalk campaign on doctor advice and entered the hospital two weeks after his last discharge. Survived by his wife, a son and two daughters.
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Taunton
Mass
Bernard Francis Cleary
Morton Hospital
Benjamin A. Friedman
Warren Rejects Streamer Over Court Bench
AP reports Chief Justice Earl Warren refused a House bill to inscribe In God We Trust above the Supreme Court bench. Rep. Ashmore claimed the court cited decorum and symmetry. Ashmore urged Congress to decide the issue, backed by Rep. Smith. Warren’s letter to the Capitol architect said the Court would not approve the inscription after consulting all justices.
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Washington
Ashmore
Supreme Court
United States
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Congress
Warren
Local Pair Third In Holyoke Bridge
Catharine and Alastair Gow placed third in their sections at two sectional duplicate bridge tournaments held last weekend at the Shine Inn Holyoke. They finished third in the open pairs on Saturday and third in the special pairs on Sunday as fifteen tables competed in each section.
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Catharine
Alastair Gowan
Shhine Inn
Holyoke
Objection and Approval Mark Dances at Hawaii Institute
In Honolulu AP report Bishop John H. Vandenberg wrote to the Latter Day Saints College of Hawaii that the twist is objectionable yet he approved the Tahitian shimmy and the traditional hip swinging Hawaiian Fijian Ton gan and Maori dances at the Polynesian Institute.
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Honolulu
John H. Vandenberg
Latter-Day Saints College of Hawaii
Polynesian Institute
Shrimp Seizure Over Improper Packing in Detroit
UPI reports government inspectors seized almost five tons of frozen shrimp in Detroit on grounds of improper packing. A 9,915 pound shipment from Kansas City in 661 cases was halted on orders from Washington. No botulism discovered. authorities say packing was unsanitary and contaminated with filth.
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Detroit
UPI
Washington
Kansas City
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