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Anchorage Municiport
Steel Pilings Lost In
Cook Inlet Storm
ANCHORAGE, UP) — Salvaging
of steel pile material for the An
chorage Municiport lost in a storm
in lower Cook Inlet Tuesday, ap
pears to be out of the question.
That’s the opinion of Jio Gilchian,
project manager for the Delong
Corp., prime contractor on the
$8,000,000 project.
The tug “Active” of Puget
Sound and Barge Co., with a
barge, arrived here with only 165
of a total of 735 steel piles shipped
from the Kaiser Steel Corp. plant
at Napa, Calif. The loss of the
570 piles is ..about $410,000’, Gil
shian estimated.
The piling went off in rough
seas on the south side of the
Kenai Peninsula between Gore
Point and Chugach Island, in
264 feet of water. At the time the
tug and barge were coming oround
the peninsula to turn in to Cook
Inlet from the Gulf of Alaska.
Despite the loss, Gilshian said,
his firm believes the dock pro
ject will be finished on time. The
target time is August 19, 1960. Re
placement pile material is being
sought now.
Soviets Term Eisenhower’s
Nuclear Ban Proposal A
‘Dangerous, Halfway’ Idea
MOSCOW, UP) — Moscow Ra
dio Thursday called President
Eisenhower’s plan to ban nuclear
weapon tests up to altitudes of 30
miles a “dangerous halfway
measure,” and said the Soviet
Union could not agree to it.
The broadcast used stronger
language than Soviet Premier
Khrushchev did on April 25 when
he said Eisenhower’s proposal
“will not solve the problem.” He
did not reject it outright.
Moscow Radio charged the
West with trying to avoid a solu
tion of the question of tests and
declared the plan suggested by
Eisenhower “would not safe
guard people against the disas
trous effects of radiation.”
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j ;Big Night for Dad;’ Astaire, Takes Nine
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Technicality Allows Pope
Pius XII’s Doctor To
Resume Practice After Ban
ROME, UR — The physician to
Pope Pius XII, who sold an ac
count of his patient’s death agony,
has won the right to continue
practicing medicine — for the
time being, at least.
The Central Commission for the
Practice of Sanitary Professions
Wednesday annulled the Rome
Medical Association expulsion of
Prof. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi, 67,
who was the late Pope’s personal
physician.
But the appeal board said its
action was based on technical er
rors in the association’s ruling
and that the doctors could reopen
the case.
The commission did not go into
the question of whether Galleazzi
Lisi violated professional ethics
in selling a graphic, detailed ac
count of the Pope’s death to sev
eral Italian newspapers.
Defenders Skirmish With
6 Elusive Panama Invaders
PANAMA, UR — A three-man
National Guard patrol exchanged
gunfire Wednesday with six Cu
ban invaders still holding out near
the ancient 'Caribbean port of
Portobelo.
A government spokesman said
there were no casualties on either
side and the invaders got away.
The six Cubans are remnants
of a band of about 90 which in
vaded Panama on April 25 in a
Panamanian-led attempt to set off
a revolt against President Ernesto
De La Guardia. The six fled into
the jungle when the others sur
rendered last Friday.
CONVINCED !
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, UR —
Grocery clerk Ken Bridges walked
under a ladder leaning against a
jewelry store. The ladder col
lapsed and a doctor took 12
stitches in sewing up the gash in
Bridges’ scalp.
“I’m a believer,” Bridges said
later.
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By JAMES BACON
Associated Press Movie-TV Writer
HOLLYWOOD, UP) — Fred
Astaire and his first big show for
television danced nimbly away
Wednesday night with every
Emmy within reach.
“An Evening with Fred Astaire”
had been nominated for nine
Emmys — and won them all.
But television’s oldtimers took
their share of the 42 awards —
among them Jack Benny, Loretta
Young, Dinah Shore, Perry Como
and Edward R. Murrow.
Omnibus, the Hallmark Hall of
Fame, Playhouse 90 and the Alcoa
Goodyear Theater were winners
among the big programs. Among
TV’s gunslinger adventures, the
choice was Maverick.
But the night’s star was the 60
year-old Astaire, who climbed to
the stage so many times to accept
the TV Academy’s Emmys that
for the last award — for the out
standing program of the year —
there was no one on stage to make
the presentation.
Actor Robert Young hurried
down the aisle of the Moulin
Rouge night club to give the gol
den statuette to Astaire.
“It’s a big night for dear old
dad,” Astaire breathlessly told a
nationwide television audience
which saw the 90-minute show
over NBC-TV.
That just about summed up the
11th annual TV Emmy awards
show.
The old pros had things coming
their way. Jack Benny won two
awards as best actor in a comedy
series and for the best comedy
series. Dinah Shore, a repeat win
ner, was named best actress in a
musical series and her Sunday
night show was tagged the best
musical or variety series.
Loretta Young was named best
leading actress in a dramatic ser
ies, and Jane Wyatt was named
best.leading actress in a comedy
series, “Father Knows Best.”
Tom Poston, one of-Steve Al
len’s gang, was named best sup
porting actor in a comedy series.
HUNGARY FOR CHICLE .
BUDAPEST, Hungary, UP)—Hun
garian Communists, after years
of poking fun at gum-chewing
Americans, are going to start
making their own chewing gum.
A cookie factory in Gyoer will
open a gum section to supply
some of the local demands that
has been filled by American gift
packages and official imports
from Communist China and Israel.
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