Castro Regime Deports
135 Catholic Priests
HAVANA W — In a blow to
Roman Catholic Church influ
ence in Cuba, the government
Sunday deported Bishop Eduardo
Boza Masvidal and 135 priests
aboard the Spanish ship Cova
donga.
A crowd of several hundred
cheered and applauded the Bishop
as he arrived at the dock in a
police car. He was arrested last
week after a bloody anti-Soviet
demonstration by Catholics in
front of his church in downtown
Havana.
Among those deported were 80
priests bom in Spain. The depor
tation left about 50 priests in Ha
vana, where there are 60 Cath
olic churches.
Two Brothers Fatally
Injured in Separate
Automobile Accidents
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. UP) —
Two brothers were fatally in
jured in separate auto crashes
here Saturday.
The accidents occurred about
three hours apart and within
about a mile of each other on
U.S. Route 301.
Prince George County Police
said Kenneth Moore, 19, was
killed when his car skidded off
a curve and hit a railroad signal
device.
His brother, Louis Moore, 22,
was killed in a car-truck col
lision while he was enroute to
notify a sister of their brother’s
death.
DO NOT DISTURB . . .
ROME — Italy’s Supreme
Court has ruled that love-making
in a car parked along the street
is not an obscene act — if the
windows are curtained or steamed
over so no one can see inside. It
took five years to make the de
cision.
The ruling stunned Italy’s
Morals Police. The court as good
as told them they had no right
. to open the car doors to see what
was going on.
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Radioactivity Reaches
Levels in 13 States
WASHINGTON (5) — Radio
activity attributed to Russia’s nu
clear testing in the atmosphere
has reached levels in 13 states
which would comprise a health
hazard if maintained over a long
period of time, Secretary of Wel
fare Aibraham Ribicoff said today.
The Secretary’s actual phras
ing was a negative statement—
that the hazard would not exist
unless the level were long main
tained.
Ribicoff said field reports
showed sharp increases in groend
level atmospheric radioactivity
over the weekend in 13 eastern
and northern states.
“Although subject to labora
tory confirmation, the size and
pattern of these field estimates
unquestionably represent fallout
from the current series of Rus-.
sian atmospheric nuclear tests,
presumably the multi - megaton
bursts that have been reported,”
he said.
“However, I am assured by the
Public Health Service that unless
radiation levels of this range are
sustained over a long period of
time, they do not pose a public
health hazard.”
Rep. Overton Brooks
Dies of Heart Attack
WASHINGTON (5) — Rep.
Overton Brooks, (B'-La.), chair
man of the House Space Commit
tee, died Saturday at the Naval
Hospital in suburban Maryland.
He was 63.
Announcement of his death was
made by his office. It said he
died of a heart attack.
He was first elected to Con
gress in 1936 and had served con
tinuously since then. He became
chairman of the House Committee
on Science and Astronautics when
it was created two years ago.
Rep. George P. Miller, (D
Calif.), will become chairman of
the Space Committee as the next
ranking Democrat behind Brooks.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mrs. Howard, Mar
gery Leonard, Steven Rychetnik,
and Jennie Okboak of Teller.
Discharged: Alice Tate, Reba
Dickson, Vallte Scott, Si Sahlin,
Idel Aningayou, Peter Charlie.
Footsore and Tirod . . .
PERIGUEUX, France (55 — A
Siamese cat named Mitsou arrived
home footsore and tired three
weeks after getting lost on a
family vacation trip 120 miles
away.
We do not guarantee the fol
lowing figures, but someone has
estimated that the average hus
band in his lifetime wears out 103
suits, takes 10,920 baths, gets
1,690 haircuts, uses 507 tubes of
tooth paste, works 96,000 hours,
j tells 123,002 lies—and twice tells
| his wife she is wonderful.
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Northwest Airlines
Electra Crashes
Taking 37 Lives
CHICAGO UP) — “No control.”
These frantic last words from
a plunging Northwest Airlines
Electra provided a major clue for
investigators seeking the cause of
a crash Sunday that took 37
lives.
Thirty-two passengers — in
cluding a mdther and her four
young children — and a crew of
five died as the Florida-bound
flight ended in a muddy field
southwest of O’Hare Internation
al Airport within a minute after
takeoff. There were no survivors.
The Electra crash was the sec
ond major air disaster in the Chi
cago area this month. On Sept.
1 a Trans World Airlines Con
stellation crashed near suburban
Clarendon Hills minutes after its
departure from Midway Airport
Seventy-eight persons died in that
accident.
The final words from the North
west plane — ”no control” — as j
it spun to earth from a height
estimated at 200 to 300 feet were
recorded at the O’Hare control
tower. Other words from the pilot
or co-pilot of the doomed plane
were lost in an overlay from an
other pilot calling the control
tower.
Attempts wil be made to sepa
rate the messages on the record.
“We are going to have the tape
examined by the finest analysts
in the country,” said Najeeb Hal
aby, Federal Aviation‘Agency Ad
ministrator, who flew from Wash
ington to direct investigation.
Federal Aviation officials after
a cursory examination of wreck
age and witnesses accounts said
the plane probably did not crash
because of engine failure, an ob
vious structuralvfault or sabotage.
Witnesses said the prop-jet
Electra reached an altitude of
several hundred feet then falter
ed and appeared to lose power.
Its right wing dipped almost ver
tically as it made a right turn,
plunging toward the ground. Hie
plane cut through high tension
wires, hit a 35-foot high railroad
embankment, bounced into the
air, then crashed into a pumpkin
field just west of the r irport.
Of the 32 passengers, 14 were
women, 5 children and 13 men.
Fin* Job Printing At The Nugget
Rescue Workers Arrive
To Rehabilitate Coastline
Hit by Hurricane Carla
GALVESTON, Tex. OP — Res
cue workers, arriving by land,
air and sea, pressed on Saturday
with the staggering task of re
habilitating 250 miles of Texas
and Louisiana coastline battered
by Hurricane Carla.
Helicopters airlifted 88 Marines
from the aircraft carrier Shangri
La to help patrol devestated areas
in Galveston. A Navy task force
moved in medical teams and
work crews. National Guardsmen
helped refugees return to their
homes and patroled against loot
ing.
Freeport, Sabine Pass and Mata
gorda were still closed. Residents
of Texas City, Galveston, Gil
christ and Bolivar, seeking to re
turn home were warned to take
food and water and be inocu
lated against typhoid.
The Red Cross estimated 40,
000 homes were destroyed or
damaged in Texas alone. Trie
Texas Insurance Advisory Assn,
estimated damage to buildings;
and contents at $175 million. The j
State Agricultural Commissioner
said damage to crops would ex
ceed $100 million.
WEATHER FORECAST
Mostly cloudy with occasional
rain showers tonight. Little change
in temperature. In the last 24
hours: High of 46, low of 40. Sun
rise at 5:32 a.m., sunset at 6:17
pm. Temperatures a year ago to
day: High of 42, low of 26. Ex
tremes on this date since 1907:
High of 58 in 1936, low of 25, in
1910.
CASTRO REGIME
ARRESTS FIVE PRIESTS
MIAMI, Fla. UP* — Five priests
from Havana’s Church of the
Charity, including Bishop Edu
ardo Boza Masvidal, have been
arrested, reports reaching Miami
from church and diplomatic
sources said Friday.
The arrests were made in the
aftermath of an anti-Communist
riot last Sunday in front of the
church.
Church and diplomatic sources
have said that the Fidel Castro
regime was launching a repressive
campaign against what it calls the
“high falangist clergy” because of
the Sept. 10 demonstrations.
2nd Quake in 36 Hours
SEATTLE UP* — The Pacific
Northwest’s second earthquake in
a little more than 36 hours was
felt from Seattle to Salem, Ore.,
and east to Hood River, Ore.,
Sunday.
The University of Washington
seismograph rated the tremor at
six on the Mercali scale of 12, not
strong enough to do serious dam
age.
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