Defection of Soviet Jazz Musicians Reaches United States
Two Soviet musicians, bassoonist Igor Berechts 31 and clarinetist Boris Midney 27, defected in Tokyo and sought political asylum in the United States claiming they want to play real jazz. They said they had secretly practiced jazz in Moscow for years and hoped to join U.S. bands, awaiting air freight of their instruments from Tokyo via West Germany while U.S. officials facilitate their asylum process.
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Cistern Hidden Goldfish Found At St Francis Hospital
Two workmen uncovered a Long dead cistern at St Francis Hospital in Carlsbad New Mexico that had been unused for 25 years and was alive with large blind goldfish. Most were 4 to 5 inches long and two exceeded a foot. The fish had opaque sightless eyes from lack of light. They likely fed on seepage. Three were recovered but died. the rest were lost when the cistern was filled.
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Weaving Voyage Rookie Fined for Speedboat Drunken Driving
London news wires report rookie William Gorbell was fined 27 pounds for drunk driving in a speedboat. The incident highlights offshore safety concerns and enforcement actions against impaired boating operators in the harbor area.
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