Scribe Sees Tragic Site Over Ocean
UPI report from Boston describes Navy search over the Atlantic for the nuclear submarine Thresher and its 129 crew. A P2V Neptune patrol plane flies through drizzle and squalls as warships scour the sea for wreckage amid near zero visibility.
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Scribe
Ocean
UPI
Michael G. Schofield
Atlantic
Thresher
Boston
Brunswick, Maine
Naval Air Station
Navy
Fred H. Korth
Thomas Vigorito
Brooklyn
N.Y
France weighs role in inter Allied nuclear force
Paris officials express doubt on joining the U.S. plan while France pursues an independent nuclear force. De Gaulle signals noncommitment as NATO ministers meet next month to discuss the proposal amid tensions over the nuclear navy.
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Paris
API
U.S
France
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Council of Ministers
Ottawa
de Gaulle
Pipe-Smoking Fraternity Try Ends For Shayne Schneider
Shayne Schneider, a pipe smoker from Mamaroneck New York, failed in a bid to pledge a University of Wisconsin fraternity due to rules barring women from the house. She recounts publicity and nerves about returning home and notes her habit began just before the invitation. Her mother supported the effort.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Shayne Schneider
Shayne
University of Wisconsin
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Fraternity
85 Year Old Shoplifter Detained in Denver
Maggie Margaret Diaz of Denver, 85, was held on shoplifting charges after allegedly taking a flashlight, pliers, cotton gloves, and a paint brush from a Denver drugstore. Diaz, who uses a crutch, stands 4 feet 10 inches tall, prompting a jailer to remark she likely set a record.
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Denver
UPI
Maggie Margaret Diaz
Boothless Indoor Telephones Violate All Rules Of Privacy
Washington notes a local chat about outdoor pay phones replacing indoor booths and eroding privacy. A neighbor recalls conversations in public spaces lacking sound containment and highlights the growing role of wall phones in hotels and stores.
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Bumbleton
Not Guilty exposes innocent defendants in 36 cases
Rudolph Flesch discusses the 1950s paperback Not Guilty by Judge Jerome Frank and Barbara Frank. The collection recounts 36 cases where innocent, ordinary people were convicted of major crimes, provoking outrage at the justice system.
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Popular Library
Jerome Frank
Barbara
How Innocent Are Trapped Found Guilty
A stark examination of wrongful convictions questions how many innocent people are railroaded by flawed evidence and biased judgments. Judge Frank's 36 exonerations show miracles, while countless others rot in jail or face death with little hope for proof.
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