High Precision Mark Tests in Pacific Nuclear Runs
Preliminary data from Pacific tests indicate high precision in air drops. First shot reached the planned burst point, hailed as virtually perfect, with a second drop on Friday lacking initial results. Since 1945 many bombs and tests have approached the intended point, few misses publicly recorded, aided by advanced cameras and navigation aids.
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Americans On Picket Line As Testing Resumes
Scores of Americans protested the resumption of atmospheric nuclear testing with demonstrations nationwide. The events spanned New York, Madison, Cedar Rapids, Washington, and Miami, with peaceful parades and pickets led by groups like the Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy and Women’s Strike for Peace.
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Youth 19 Bound Over In Theft Case
Franklin youth Benjamin Daw son 19 was bound over to the grand jury by Judge J T Riley in Friday Municipal court. Dawson charged with theft of Donald White’s car, apprehended in Middletown. Other cases include fines for drag racing speeding faulty muffler improper backing and no license plus forfeited bonds.
Loren Ponti Bigamy Case Faces Italian Trial
Sophia Loren and Carlo Ponti face bigamy charges after a Rome church tribunal confirmed Ponti's 1944 marriage to Giuliana Fiastra. Loren and Ponti, who wed in a Mexican proxy ceremony, seek annulment of the Mexican marriage. A formal trial request was made by State Prosecutor Guido Guasco but delayed as they pursue annulment.
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Coventry Gets its New Cross
Coventry England AP says the city’s new cathedral cross was finally placed atop the spire on Saturday after a failed first attempt. The 11 foot abstract cross by Geoffrey Clarke was lowered by RAF helicopter on the second try as wind delays continued. The same helicopter previously set the cathedral’s two ton spire into position.
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