ALL-STAR CAST. HIGH
VOLTAGE DRAMA IN
-YOUNG PHILADELPHIANS" ,
Presented by an all - star cast,
guided by gifted director Vincent
Sherman, Warner Bros.* high
voltage drama, “The Young Phil
adelphians,” plays Wednesday
and Thursday at Nomerama.
Paul Newman, Barbara Rush,
Alexis Smith, Brian Keith, Diane
Brewster, Billie Burke and John
Williams head the all-star cast of
the film version of the novel that
cracked the upper crust Phila
delphia society wide open.
Based on Richard Powell’s
volatile beat - selling novel, "The
Philadelphian” the film tells a
story of love, death and seduc
tion, unfolded against the back
ground of a young man’s efforts
to climb to the top of the legal
profession.
Bears don’t smoke cigarettes,
but' they do carry their own
natural filters. They often strain
foreign objects out of water by
drinking it through the hair on
their paws.
Postpone Launching
Of Ranger II Satellite
CARE CANAVERAL, Fla. UPt—
An attempt to launch a Ranger II
satellite on a million-mile round
trip journey into space was post
poned a third time today because
of technical difficulties.
The National Aeronautics and
Space Administration announced
the delay at 3:20 a.m. as the
countdown on the 102-foot Atlas
Agena booster rocket stood at 47
minutes before launch.
Exact cause of the trouble was
not disclosed. No new launch date
was set.
Two previous attempts to
launch the rocket, Friday and j
Sunday, also were called off be
cause of technical problems.
ROOF-RIDING RIGHTS . . .
MIAMI, Fla. UP) — Raymond
Glenn, 66, has won roof-riding
rights for his dog, King, who likes
to lie atop Glenn’s truck cab dur
ing trips.
Glenn was in court Friday on
a summons from a policeman who
said the dog might fall off and
cause a traffic tangle.
The Miami farmer told Judge
Gerald Klein, “there’s no more
chance of King’s falling off than
there is that one of those fire
dogs would fall off the trucks
they ride on.”
Klein agreed Glenn had a point
and dismissed the case.
tit was Mark Twain who ob
served, “The only way to keep
your health is to eat what you
don’t want, drink what you don’t
| like, and do what you’d rather
British Military Expert
Says Soviet Space Lead
No Threat to U.S. Security
LONDON Ufl — The Soviet space
lead presents no real threat to
U.S. security, says a British mili
tary expert.
Rear Adm. Henry Thursfield,
editor of the British armed farces
yearbook, “Out Today,” reviews
Rusiian and American space
achievements during the year and
contends such events have no
bearing on defense. In fact, he
says an intercontinental missile
would be much better than bombs
launched from a satellite.
“The problems of defense
against aggression will be solved
on the ground,” he says. “That is
the reason for maintaining armed
forces on the conventional pat
tern.*’
Soviet Minister of Defense
Confirms Bomb Explosion
STOCKHOLM W* — The
Swedish news agency said tonight
that Marshal Rodion Malinovsky,
Soviet Minister of Defense, con
firmed that a 50-megaton bomb
had been exploded over the arctic.
The agency gave no further in
formation.
The Moscow Bureau of the As
sociated Press said it had no con
firmation that Malinovsky had
made such a statement.
Shishmaref Couple Married
Clarence Tocktoo and Sarah
Kokeok of Shishmaref were mar
ried by Rev. John Maakestad at
the Lutheran Church on Friday.
The young couple were attended
by Flora Weyiouanna and Clar
ence Olanna. They plan to re
turn to Shishmaref soon to make
their home.
Heavy Snow Traps
Dozens of Deer Hunters
In Southern Idaho
BURLEY, Idaho —More enow
fell today as weary searchers
flew over, drove through and
plodded across hundreds of white
square miles of southern Idaho
looking for dozens of men,
women and children deer hunters
trapped by a heavy weekend
storm.
Accurate estimates of the num
ber of people missing were im
possible. Many reportedly hud
dled in their camps waiting for
someone to find them. Others
escaped through waist-deep snow
drifts and muddy mountain roads
to safety, but didn’t tell author
ities. And others continued hunt
ing, not wanting or needing res
cue.
There were fears that at least
a few were dead.
Youth Authority Official
Will Tako Seven Local
Delinquents Away
Wm. Meredith, superintendent
of field services for the Youth
and Adult Authority, has been
here for several days conferring
with the local probation officer
Geri Casey, and is leaving soon
with seven of the delinquent
youth who are going to institu
tions within and outside of the
state.
He stated that the lack of a
proper state facility makes it
necessary to contract far the care
of delinquent Alaskan young
people in other states. He said
that to date only two other states
have considered making room for
them in their institutions.
Battery-Driven
Pacemakers Keep
Hearts Beating
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. UP) — All
human hearts keep beating be
cause they come equipped with
tiny, natural electric motors.
Death comes If the motor fails.
Today, heart specialists working
with electronic engineers report
ed increasing successes in keep
ing faulty heart motors going.
Numerous lives have been saved
at least for a time by placing
battery-driven electric pace
makers inside the body to regu
late heart motors, they told the
American Heart Assn.
The human motor is a bit of
specialized heart tissue through
which travels a natural electrical
impluse to make the heart beat
and pump blood regularly.
One electronic pace - maker,
using transistors and about the
size and shape of a pocketwatch,
is implanted under the skin and
wired to the heart.
In die last 18 months, It has
been placed in 19 patients and
has apparently worked well in
16, said Dr. William Chardarck of
the University of Buffalo; Dr.
Andrew Gage of Buffalo and Wil
son Greaibatch, an engineer, of
Clarence, N.Y.
The pace-maker supplies a
rythmic electric impluse that
orders the heart to beat at a set
rate.
Batteries last five to six years
and can easily be replaced under
local anethesia, said Dr. Char
darck.
KENNEDY TO VIEW NAVY
MABINE CORPS MANEUVERS
NEWPORT, R.I. VF> — Presi
dent will witness Navy and Ma
rine Corps maneuvers at San
Diego, Calif., Nov. 18, the White
House announced Saturday.
Assistant press secretary An
| drew Hatcher said the maneuvers
will include amphibious landing
operations and carrier-based air
strikes.
Matcher said the aircraft car
rier Kitty Hawk and Naval and
Mhrine unite in the San Diego
area are expected to take part in
the exercises.
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