Nuclear sub Nathan Hale protest front in Groton runoff
Pacifists from the Committee for Non Violent Action protested outside the shipyard in pouring rain against the launch of America's 16th Polaris firing submarine the Nathan Hale. Workers began fabricating a new keep plate on the vacated stock for Kasimir Pulaski.
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TASS
Groton
Connecticut
USA
America
Nathan Hale
Committee For Non-Violent Action
Kasimir Pulaski
Married Coniston Woman Bride of Doctor's Son
A 20 year old medical student, daughter of a doctor, wed in a ceremony at Coniston England on a Sunday. The report notes the bride’s family background and location of the marriage place.
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Dean
Coniston
Newspaper Card: Local Fire Destroys Shed, No Injuries
A late afternoon fire destroyed a small shed behind a residence on Main Street. Firefighters from Station 4 contained the blaze with no injuries reported. Investigators determine the cause is under review.
Nina II voyage scenes sea water and scurvy woes
Rob Mark, 24, the only American aboard the Nina II, compared Columbus and modern sailors. The ship took 117 days from Spain to San Salvador, longer than Columbus. Crew suffered rot, water shortages, drank sea water mixed with wine, ate seaweed, and endured a whale sighting that disrupted sleep.
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Rob Mark
Columbus
Nina
Carlos Etayo
Spain
San Salvador
Bahamas
Mark
Canary Islands
Nina al
Cleopatra to Open Worldwide With Record Advance
The film Cleopatra starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton will debut in June in the United States and premiere at major venues in Europe and the United Kingdom. United Artists paid 4 million pounds in advance to 20th Century Fox for US rights, with premieres planned across 70 American and Canadian cities. Strong press notes indicate record admission money at premieres and gala events.
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United States
New York
A.a.p.reuter
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
London
Dominion Theatre
West End
United Artists Today
20Th Century-Fox
Rivoli Theatre
Rex Harrison
Pamela Brown
George Cole
Driver’s Troubled Day Ends in Fatal Tokyo Crash
A Tokyo truck driver who attacked a taxi with police arriving then struck a small car killing a woman driver fled but was pursued by angry spectators. Officials found he was intoxicated and had eight prior traffic convictions.
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Tokyo
A.ap
Reuter
Oyper
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