French Luxury Liner to Make Last Voyage
Paris AP reports the Liberte will depart New York on November 10 for its final voyage as a luxury liner. After returning to France it will be stripped of furniture and fittings and auctioned for scrap. The 51,480 ton liner was seized by the United States during the war and later remodeled for French service in 1951.
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Restrictions on Soviet Staff in Uruguay
Uruguay imposes limits on the size and movements of the Soviet diplomatic staff. About 60 Soviets at the legation must obtain foreign office permission to travel beyond 25 miles from Montevideo and may not approach within 25 miles of the frontier except on the international highway. Mail and parcels to the legation will be inspected by Uruguayan authorities.
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Princeton Astronomer Sees Hidden Matter in Cosmos
Dr Martin Schwarzschild of Princeton University reports recent gravitational studies indicating far more matter in the universe than visible stars account for. He suggests unseen matter may consist of cool stars whose light is too dim to reach Earth.
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Primatene Promoted As Nonprescription Asthma Aid
Asthma remedy Primatene, previously prescription heavy, is now sold over the counter in many states. The tablets claim to open bronchial tubes ease congestion and prevent attacks for hours, combining eight medicines for fast relief.
U S Proposes Seven Point U N Program For 1960s
United States outlines a seven point plan at the U N General Assembly to make the 1960s the UN decade of reducing want. Key aim is a 150 million dollar goal for 1962 for the U N special fund and Expanded Technical Assistance Program, with 960 million expected from the U S if met.
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Doctor Ordered To Pay 50000 In Medical Negligence Case
In Cleveland a Common Pleas Court jury awarded Mrs Melvin Worst 50000 for the death of her husband Harold Morgan after an operation at Bay View Hospital. Dr Stephen Sheppard and Bay View Hospital were found liable while Dr Richard Sheppard was cleared. Trial began Sept 7 and lasted four days.
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Bridge Tunnel to Replace Ferry Fleet in Virginia Coastal Route
A new bridge tunnel will replace a fleet of ferries linking Virginia’s eastern shore peninsula with the coast near Norfolk. It closes the last water gap in the Ocean Highway from Portland Maine to Miami Florida.
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