Weather Deteriorates as Flying Enterprise Turmoil at Sea
An initial Coast Guard briefing reports worsening sea conditions for the Flying Enterprise aftermath. Waves reach 20 to 25 feet with semi-swells while towing attempts to the stern of the Dancy are unclear. Capt Carlsen remains on board awaiting calmer seas as reports place the vessel near Eastport Maine with the ship’s position and radio room status noted.
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Lawyers Argue Tennessee Segregation Case Review
Washington lawyers for the University of Tennessee argued before higher courts about whether the Supreme Court should order a review of Tennessee education segregation laws. Federal Judge Robert L. Taylor had ordered four Black students admitted to the university, finding they were denied equal treatment due to race. The prior three-judge panel had refused to take up the constitutional question.
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Hydrangea drug shows promise against malaria
New York reports scientists at Lederle Laboratories in Pearl River have found compounds in hydrangea roots with strong activity against the malaria parasite. Trials hint potential for treating resistant strains and possibly new malaria forms seen in Korea, though the drug has no official name yet.
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