Boston christened as Navy's seventh Ironsides at Groton launch
More than 10 000 spectators including Navy Secretary Hidalgo watched the launch of the nuclear submarine Boston at Electric Boat Groton amid picket lines and protests. The 360-foot 688 class sub with 115 crew and 12 officers slid into the Thames River as Hidalgo praised naval power and resolve. Security kept demonstrators about 35 strong from causing incidents.
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Noguchi sculpture cut into pieces by New York bank
A Japanese bank on Wall Street removed Isamu Noguchi’s aluminum sculpture Shinto from its Broadway lobby, cut it into pieces, and stored them in a warehouse. Architect Nobutaka Ashihara, who commissioned the work, called the act vandalism and questioned whether the fragments can be reassembled.
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