Both Ships Blamed in San Francisco Collision
The Coast Guard board blames two ships in the May 14 collision off San Francisco that sank the lumber freighter Howard Olson and killed four crew. Captain Frank A. Snow of the Leopard faces three charges. Felix W. Zinkica, second mate of the Olson, faces two. Snow pleads not guilty. details await Washington review.
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His and Hers Across and Down Puzzle Clues List
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues including terms for headgear skirt support singer Perry mineral rock paradise Algerian city favorite enameled pottery landed properties Venes psyche parts always palm tree glacial ridges place worshiped Madre mountains sitting naval banner his nickname wheel parts pedal digits pack through assent safe keeping move sailor placed give forth high priest country do vipers observe contend war god of Greece her undergarment thrashes rim rents high explosive cringe spoke lemon Li individuals eye medicine decorate Blanca German river concert hall monasteries
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Fragmented Word Puzzle Clues Mention Various Items
A list of scattered crossword style prompts includes Incite Browns Resounds Compoune ether Brooms Dispatches Tuberculous disease. The fragments hint at definitions or letter play rather than a full narrative. No clear event or persons identified in readable text.
McCarthy urges warships to keep Suez Canal open
Senator McCarthy says Britain and France, with US help if needed, should dispatch warships to clear the Suez Canal mouth and ensure free use. He denounces Egyptian President Nasser as a "crackpot and a screwball" for nationalizing the canal and accusing Western powers of blackmail. He argues Egypt cannot wage major war.
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Rep. Hinshaw Dies Elected to 9 Terms
Rep. Carl Hinshaw, 62, a California Republican from Pasadena, died of pneumonia with heart complications at Bethesda Naval Hospital after being admitted July 27. He had served nine consecutive terms since 1939 and was a member of the House Commerce and Atomic Energy committees. Survived by two sons, John D. and William F., and his mother, Mrs. William Wade Hinshaw.
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Legion opposes recognizing Red China at UN
The American Legion's state executive committee on Sunday adopted a resolution opposing recognition of Red China or its admission to the United Nations, signaling the organization's stance on the issue.
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