Albatross sighted far from home off Long Island coast
A group of mariners on a fishing boat photographed a yellow-nosed albatross that appeared far from its southern range off the Long Island shore. The bird, famed for long flights, drew attention as researchers noted it had been seen in North American waters only a few times since 1884. The incident sparked comparisons to the poem The Ancient Mariner.
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Clothing Workers Union Attacks Eisenhower Policy
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union general executive board condemns the Eisenhower administration as near sighted and negative. It accuses the administration of lacking dynamic leadership. The report was issued for the union's 22nd biennial convention opening today in Miami Beach Florida.
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San Francisco Man Falls From Ocean Cliff Near Monterey
A 31 year old San Francisco man, Robert Genteman, died after tumbling 450 feet from an ocean cliff near Big Sur Sunday night. He grabbed a rock outcropping after an initial 50 foot fall, but died a few seconds later on the beach.
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Soviet Spy Flights and Jammed Radars Reported Near UK
Soviet trawlers reportedly logged missile tests off Scotland and near Stornoaway and St Kilda while UK RAF planes noted radar jamming by unknown ships. Malinovsky warned allied bases would be targeted if the United States used them for U2 flights, as Moscow denied deliberate frontier violations.
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Pershing's orderly Sebastian Penoler dies at 72
Sebastian Penoler, who as a boy of 13 served Gen. John J. Pershing as an orderly, died Sunday after a stroke. A longtime resident, he was known for his close association with the general and his wartime service history.
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Sees Drop in Menta Case Raté Sees Drop in Menta
Dr. Daniel Blain, state director of mental hygiene, told Gov. Brown that fewer than one in 500 Californians will be full time patients in state mental hospitals. He cited a drop to 236 patients per 100,000 today from 163 per 100,000 last year and credited a "brains not bricks" approach. The plan emphasizes prevention, day hospitals, clinics, and pre and post hospital care over 24 hour commitment.
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