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Parking Ticket for Plane
DETROIT, Oft—James D. Rader
is not an irate motorist, but he’s
plenty mad today about a $5 j
parking ticket.
Rader was ticketed last week- ;
end for parking his airplane in a;
service drive at Detroit City Air-1
port. The plane was parked in j
such a way that it preventedj
other plan'es from using a taxi
way.
Col. C. V. Burnett, airport
manager, said all runways are
considered as city streets under
city ordinances—hence the traf
fic violation ticket.
Rader has sympathy from
Police Inspect. Lloyd Traedel.
Traedel said he has never heard
of an aircraft being ticketed for
illegal parking.
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Japanese Antarctic
Ship Marooned by
Ice Near S. Pole
TOKYO, (#>—The Japanese ice
breaker Soya Maru is trapped in
Antarctic ice and may have to
spend the winter off the South
Polar continent. The ship has 119
crewmen eind scientists aboard—
and a year’s provisions.
The Soya Maru landed, 11
scientists to spend the winter on
Ongul Inland, off Antarctica’s
Prince Harold coast, as part of
the International Geophysical
Year (IGY) program.
Capt. Manji. Mat sumo .0 ra
dioed Tokyo that if currently
freezing weather in the area did
not ease, his ship would not be
able to break free of the harden
ing South Polar icecap. He said
the ship was about 38 miles from
Amarciica’s summer coast, but
still 6V4 miles from open water.
Halting of American Ships in Mid-East
Gulf Not Expected, Says Sec. Dulles
WASHINGTON, UP) — Secre
tary of State Dulles said today he I
expect American ships will go
through the Gulf of Aqaba with
out being stopped bv the Egyp-1
”e -Iso told a ne vs conference j
fsr~ e' has the rig%i to send the
v ~~?ls into this r r. * if they are
engaged in what he called inno
cent passage.
DGIles declined to answer when
as ed whether the "'nited States,
if necessary, would shoot its way
through the Gulf which Egyptian
gun emplacements controlled un
til Israel forces seized the gun
sites last fall.
In reply to questions, Dulles
said he has no specific assurance
from Egypt that it will end the
bloc .ade of Israeli shipping
which it imposed some seven
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Dulles declined .to answer when
asked directly whether the
United States would favor eco
nomic sanctions against Israel if
the Israeli government refuses to
withdraw its forces from Aqaba
and the Gaza Strip.
Dulles said, however, that when
the Suez Canal is reopened Israeli
ships, like those of any other
country, should toe allowed to
pass through. x
The Egyptian government has
barred Israeli ships from the
canal since 1949.
Guided Missiles
Troops for Britain
Trained in U. S.
LONDON, (#) — Britain today
announced the formation of its
first guided weapons regiment. A
War Office spokesman said the
outfit will toe made up of offi
cers and men trained in America
by the U. S. Army.
The Defense Ministry also dis
closed that it is studying the pos
! sibility of slashing its forces
1 throughout the world — includ
! ing those in Libya, Hong Kong
and Gibraltar — to fit the atomic
age.
This is the latest step in
streamlining and reshaping Bri
tain’s armed forces to fit the nu
clear age.
The USS Glacier, the Navy’s
newest icebreaker, will toe the
most powerful icebreaker ever to
penetrate ice-locked Antarctica.
Attached to Task Force 43, the
Glacier boasts 21,000 horsepower.
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