Golden Rule Crew Sentenced for Nuclear Test Sail
Albert Bigelow 52 of Cos Cob Conn and three crewmen were jailed after conspiring to sail the 30 foot ketch Golden Rule toward the Eniwetok nuclear test area despite a federal injunction. The four, all but one claiming religious ties, faced prison terms as Justice Douglas consider a stay. The May 1 Coast Guard interruption halted the first attempt before the mid pacific voyage.
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Air Force cites civilian pilots intruding on restricted air zones
The Air Force accuses civilian pilots of entering prohibited military airspace as part of broader tensions over near misses with military jets. Investigators warn the issue harms morale and effectiveness while lawmakers approve funds to speed new air safety procedures and modernization.
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South’s misstep cost seven spades in jacoby on bridge
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where South’s two bid in response to North’s spade raise led to a failed seven spades contract. South should have bid four diamonds after partner’s spade raise, allowing possible paths to seven with correct defense and signaling.
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Man hikes 800 miles to deliver Chicago mayor’s letter
Max L. Cowan, a 45 year old Utica stockbroker and amateur boxer, walked from Chicago starting May 17 and arrived in New York Tuesday. He averaged 42 miles daily, delivering a letter from Richard J. Daley inviting Mayor Robert F. Wagner to the Pan American Games in August 1959. Cowan weighs 155 pounds, stands 5 feet 5 and a half inches, and reportedly lost about 12 pounds during the trek.
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Dog Principal Issue In Divorce
In Cincinnati, Ker mit Boothby and Irene Boothby faced a custody dispute over their dog Bimbo during their divorce hearing. The judge noted Boothby bought the dog and proposed he keep Bimbo and provide another dog for Irene. Irene Boothby was granted the divorce on grounds of neglect.
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Republicans Back Demo For Office
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell of New York won GOP endorsement to seek reelection on the Republican ticket. Unanimously approved by 125 county committeemen, Powell had won Harlem GOP leaders' support despite Democratic opposition. Powell said he remains a Democrat, while observers note loss of seniority if he changes labels. Powell, also a Baptist minister, has faced federal income tax evasion charges he pleads innocent to.
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Publisher To Be Quizzed On Book Deal With Union
Senate investigators will question Max Raddock under oath about secretly splitting a 185000 profit from a Carpenters Union book deal and hiring a private detective to probe AFL CIO President George Meany and other top union officers. Raddock faces questions on profits from writing and producing a biography of William Hutcheson and his son Maurice.
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Heuss Ends U.S. Visit After Three-Day Stay
West German President Theodor Heuss wraps up a three day visit in Washington and prepares for a 16 day U.S. tour. An Air Force plane will transport him and his party from Philadelphia to Hanover New Hampshire where he is to receive an honorary degree from Dartmouth College tomorrow.
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The Great Russian Beluga Sturgeon Reaches Bold Weights
The great Russian beluga sturgeon, a major source of European caviar, can weigh as much as 3,000 pounds.
Bears rely on smell and hearing more than sight
Bears possess a strong sense of smell and good hearing while their vision is limited by small eyes.
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