David Ormsby-Gore
Announced as British
Ambassador to U.S.
LONDON (iP — David Ormsby
Gore, No. 2 man in the British
Foreign Office and frequent envoy
to the Geneva nuclear test ban
talks, is Britain’s new Ambassa
dor to the United States.
A Foreign Office announce
ment Wednesday night said the
43-year-old politician-d i p 1 o mat
takes over the Washington assign
ment in October from Ambassa
dor Sir Harold Caccia, who will
become the Foreign Office’s per
manent Undersecretary of State,
its highest non-political office.
Ormsby-Gore, son and heir of
Lord Harlech, is connected by
marriage to both President Ken
nedy and Prime Minister Harold
MacMillan. Lord Hartington, his
cousin, married Kennedy’s sister
Kathleen. Both were killed in air
crashes. Ormsby-Gore’s sister is
married to the Prime Minister’s
son Maurice.
Ormby-Gore has been on a first
name basis with Kennedy since
the President’s father was am
bassador to Britain before World
Top Space Official Says
Soviet Photos of Moon are
Composites Touched-Up
WASHINGTON UP — A top
U. S. space official says “every
one” who has looked at Soviet
Russia’s photographs of the back
side of the moon believes they
are composites of many pictures.
“No one is quite sure as to how
much touching up has been done,”
said Dr. Hugh L. Dryden, deputy
director of the National Aeronau
tics and Space Administration.
He testified May 15 before a
House subcommittee. His remarks
released on Wednesday, were to
illustrate the difficulty of getting
scientific information from the
Soviet Union.
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Samuel W. Yorty
Unseats Norris Poulson
As Mayor of Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES OP — Samuel
W. Yorty, a former Democratic
congressman opposed by most of
the leaders in his own party, is
the new mayor of America's third
largest city.
He won the non-partisan post
by upsetting Republican incum
bent Norris Poulson, backed by
Democratic leaders furious at
Yorty for supporting Republican
Richard M. Nixon in the 1960
Presidential race. Nixon did not
take part in the campaign.
Unofficial final returns from
all of the city’s 4,712 precincts
showed Yorty defeated Poulson,
273,701 to 257,073.
For Yorty, 51, it was a thrilling
climax to a buzz-saw campaign
and a 25-year political career
studded with ups and downs.
For Poulson, 66, defeat ap
parently marked the end of his
political career — eight years as
mayor, four terms as a congress
man and two as a state legislator.
He’ll be remembered as “the man
who talked back to Khrushchev.”
New Process Prevents
Color Pictures from Fading
NEW YORK OP — A process
which prevents color pictures
from fading is expected to add
substantially to its photofinish
ing sales volume, Derkey Photo
said.
The company said industry dol
lar volume of color photofinish
ing has more than doubled to $250
million a year since 1953. It esti
mated black and white photo
finishing at about $130 million.
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Ex-Champ Louis
Says NBA Needs
Strengthening
WASHINGTON UP — Former
j heavyweight champion Joe Louis
told senators yesterday that only
j federal regulation “will take the
| fighters from gangsters and hood
| lums.”
The state can’t do the clean-up
job, he said, because “the states
won’t stand together.”
He noted that New York is not
in the National Boxing Assn.,
and commented:
“The NBA is a good organiza
tion, but it needs strengthening. I
don’t think New York has helped
it at all.”
Louis gave his views as an ex
pert witness to the Senate Anti
trust and Monopoly subcommi!
tee. The Senate group is consider
ing a bill by Sen. Estes Kefauver
to place professional boxing un
der federal policing.
“Aren’t boxers imposed unnn
by the criminal element?” Kefau
ver asked.
“No question about it,” Louis
replied.
Louis added that “a lot of man
agers and a lot of promoters get
backing from the hoodlum world.”
In some cases, he told Kefau
ver, a gangster shares in the fight
er’s purse without the fighter
having any knowledge of it.
Satellite Engineers
Come Up With Powered
Missile for Fishing
SANTA CLARA , Calif. UPi —
Three satellite engineers have
come up with a powered missile
—for fishing.
The device tows a bait or lure
to the precise spot where you
want to fish, they say.
Paul Still, Robert McKirahan
and Nick Milakovich of Lock
heed’s Missile and Space Division
developed the idea.
“I was fishing one day and got
mad when the fish started jump
ing just out of casting range. By
the time we pulled up the anchor
and moved the fish were ogen,”
Still explained.
So was born the idea of the
“Outcaster.” Flashlight batteries
power the 10-ounce device.
The torpedo-shaped unit pulls
bait through the water, the in
ventors say.
A flick of the fishing rod kicks
on the motor switch. When the
device arrives at its destination
another flick and the power is
shut off. The unit floats, the lure
or bait settles.
Still said they are working on
a plan for a much large model
for use by lifeguards. That one
could be sent to the aid of a per
son in trouble three times faster
than a lifeguard could make it
swimming he said.
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Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
1. Extremities
7. Celestial
body
13. Alternative
14. Ducks
15. Tellurium:
symbol
16. Babble
18. Pronoun
19. Skill
21. Free feast
22. Hole
23. Pungent
25. Fish
26. Male
children
27. Under
world god
29. Sofa
31. Caress
32. Meadow
33. Slips
36. Cadets
39. War god
40. Short for 44. Constella- 50. Behold! 12. Fly
Harold tion 51. Expiated 17. Golf mound
42. Scheme 46. Self 53. Named 20. Stumbled
43. Disencum- 47. Be 55. Collectors 22. Drinkable
ber 48. Perform 56. Herrings 24. Hair
Answer to Crossword Puzzle 26. Lofty
28. Suffix: chem.
DOWN 30. Measure
1. Vegetable 33. Lasso /
2. Musical 34. Bristlelike
dramas appendage.
3. Pronoun 35. Strips
4. — and tuck 36. Folds
5. Wrongful 37. Young eagle
act: law 38. Hair nets '
6. Lures 41. Tune <
7. Flower parts, 44. Imitator |
8. Sing 45. Pace
9. Fruit drink 48. Single
10. Compass 49. Do wrong
point 52. All right!
11. Fur 54. Mpther
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