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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
13
An items list covers pillows, blankets, cotton quilts, towels, china sets serving 12, drapes, cushions, bath accessories, bedding, and small furniture. Also featured are portable radios, badminton sets, toy dogs, baseball pitching practice kit, dolls, chaise lounge, gliders, rugs, lamps, travel luggage, and chest measurements.
A waterlogged oil tanker, SS George McDonald, rocked by a condenser blast, rested heavy in Atlantic swells about 100 miles east southeast of Charleston. The captain and two crew remained aboard 501 foot Sinclair Oil Co. vessel as rescuers from three Coast Guard ships, a Navy destroyer, and the tanker J.C. Dyer aided the stricken craft. Twenty eight were rescued Monday night. no injuries reported. The ship's power and radio were out, and efforts continued to determine if others could be rescued if the vessel plunged.
In Peconic River on Long Island, Kenneth Kraynak 17 Thomas Guglielmo 20 and Gunther Seubert 19 all of Flushing Queens fished five hours for a 13 1 2 pound carp using rod reel and bow and arrow. A crowd watched as Kraynak hooked it three hours in Seubert tried hand fighting it then Guglielmo used a bow and arrow to finish. They were cited by Justice of the Peace Otis G Pike who ordered licenses bought and released the catch.
In Russell Kansas a patrolman rammed his squad into Ed Weis's car to stop it after a vehicle jumped and dragged a year old boy 112 feet. Monte Dale Christians, visiting relatives in Lincoln Nebraska, suffered critical injuries. Weis faced charges of driving while drunk running a stop sign and driving on the wrong side.
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