Albuera and Langlee Hyde collide in Suez Roads
The Spanish tanker Albuera and the British freighter Langlee Hyde collided in the Suez roads early Sunday. Both vessels were damaged substantially, but there were no casualties. The Albuera was northbound with a pilot aboard entering the canal, while Langlee Hyde was arriving from the south heading to an anchorage.
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Coffman Cartoonist Dies At 75 In Fort Worth
Hal Coffman, 75, a noted cartoonist for the Star-Telegram, died Sunday in a Fort Worth hospital. He previously served on Hearst’s New York Journal American staff for 27 years.
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Seaman Moore Adds Hash Mark On Ship’s White E
Seaman Drew D. Moore adds a hash mark to the large white E on the bridge of the Long Beach based destroyer USS George K. Mace Kenzie. The ship won the Battle Efficiency Award for the third straight year in competition with seven other destroyers of Destroyer Squadron. Bronze CR will be officially presented later to Commander George W. Stroud.
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Ike to Keep Adams on Job Belief
Washington Republicans quietly accept President Eisenhower will retain Sherman Adams as chief aide though past acceptance of favors from Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine remains a liability. Democrats plan to attack Adams heavily, with Maine Senate race outcomes shaping possible national strategy. Payne’s ties to Goldfine could influence Muskie’s challenge in Maine and GOP positions on Adams.
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Jordan Expels London Newsman From Amman
The British journalist Brian Wright was expelled from Jordan on Sunday after being escorted by a policeman from his hotel to the airport. He had written a story from Jerusalem about King Husain and the Beirut War, which the authorities reportedly found unfavorable.
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Britain to Supply Israel Navy With Destroyers and Minesweepers
A Cairo dispatch citing London reports Britain has completed a deal to provide Israel with naval arms including destroyers, minesweepers, and underwater radar units. The suggested pact aligns with Britain’s defense exports and arms deliveries in the region.
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