Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 1

Qk131om3 Ok 1 arl- 3 1r ritt 1 I 1 A ci -i: --NH "It Lim Ibt DAwogibm I 8 PAGES DAILY 5 CENTS)-1-SUNDAY 15 CENTS 57TH YEAR NO 48 Pui)6b4K1 E10 Ivy I Ext-1 StruPicyl and Sumday Mamtrog Iry mopli Npoispoptes MIAMI OKLA TUESDAY AUGUST 25 1959 TA 1 A 16 Pr qsv- otrprooet vt to 10 if i (r: 4P' 'let te te 1 -4gtai--1 OL Af Oil-Fed Blaze Ronnie Moore Vinita Quits Rages in 0C PostonGRDA 0 or 11 0 i 1 ri 1r Lt vase oe tirtil tit i A frtit l'1 4 Ik'' togil 1 117fuf i n4 v-c 1 4 A '4- -014 Rte I IlviAN-ys' Mt to Wir if MG Ila VA IOW OKLAHOMA CITY all night fire at an oil 1 tion Told Resignation i cs: 4 --1 company raged out of control on Oklahoma City's east i i 1 side exploding drums of oil Narrowly escaping the i At State Capitol k---- I 0 ir -1 A flames were huge tanks of crude oil and other hly in igh- 1 ifiammable petroleum products OKLAHOMA am' (AP) Res se ael r14'''s 01 Fi Ittf i ignation of Ronnie Z000re Vinita i' 4 i I ate Efforts By dawn nearly every fireman lin the Oklahoma City metropol- i banker from the Grand River tt Authority was disclosed to- Han area as on hand to bring day at the state capitol isso esei keel 3 ril :1 A 9 the blaze under control By mid' Sen George Pitcher also of Vi- --e- ''ea ee i -1 morning I hot metal and Teta said Moore informed him he e' Are Made to buildings remained at the had resigned He said Moore had tort se Plans Explained on Khrush will Be Oil 81 Grease Co pant not been requested eqested to resign ea eleses ta 1 i I Avert Strike I Unpredictable flames licked up-: "It is my opinion he may have el es es ''s 1 iward high into the air and over just time told me he had not thought it was a matter of lot ll 11 Eve of Departure I Met by Ike on i the ground Eight firemen were but he I 44 njured none seriously The fire been asked to resign" the sena- seet- Vs ASIIING'I ON Eisenhower senhoer said todayt Midnight Deadline a large warehouse and half tor said SHOOTING Leonide Pokier managed to snide this one another one Two railroad tank I At Goodrich Plant of i Pitcher said he had believed te morning in Miami Baptist hospital Poir ier is said to be improv- purpos cars burned pe of his trip to Europe is to pledge Western unity "in opposing by force if necessary any aggression" wer authority board would not ing although still in serious condition i Two hitch-hikers who 1 rrival 111US i th bullets ---against the allies 1 vl gratitude wi I ast minute negotiations were! be oerhaued at this time Poirier bfriended showed their ratitud Fire Chief Haskell Graves said i he said I WA- "What being held todate trying to avert it is being done no I Ole I resident the fire came only a few yards a tr 1 at the Miami BF Good- from several large tanks filled haven any idea motherwell Is conference that on his trip start- dent Eisenhower said today he in rich plant ith crude oil and a petroleum arge pe ina also told a news SHINGTON (AP) Presi tends to meet Nikita Khrushchv Moore Is the second resigna ing Wednsday he wants to on A Deadliee set by the Ltnited product something like lighterli from the GRD in recent pledge once again "America's de- I ''it ac yB i Nt osttlio peace with honor and at the airport when the Soviet Rubber Woreers local 31S is to- fluid days (11511es 1 wlr night at midnight I Cabbage size cinders were found Eisenhower met with rewsmen'tion of whether Khrushchey will PrTh yor Ilther as Eme Haddn IA as replaced by Tony' a 1 ns 0 If talks fail today come 1400 two mil Jack Lyons a Pryor attorney 0 es from the fire scene Amu 41 about 14 hours in advance of hisbe received as chief of state or as A Spaulding plant man- workers will be affected Firemen contained the tongues of! Pitcher said two Vinita men are 1 Susect in Widow's scheduled departure for confer- head of the Soviet government tiger told the Ness Record thi ling tanks of crude oil I A hde eame i su roun -reportedly being considered to Charges a ld gainst two teen-agers inolved in the Sunday i bFlowtower ingeeeeeeed I i TheY are 1 Duke night shooting of a Canadian motorist were held un today uisappearance He man ences If he were to be received as morning that he "has hopes of burning oil sed th I iBritath lead ers in and France of West Ger head of government under strict inreae Police had their hands full tre anger Logan a law partner of Pitcher i His talks with them will be a protocol resi woe woe a settlement in the until author le ities get a carer picture of the victim's con-' A ILA NTA Ga (AP) Larry preluade to his discussions with by A Ice hp duld ent elcd md Richar -'and Johnny Mahoney Vinita rao the supplementary contract be dispute on I 1 dition 1ord Motherwell accused of killSoviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to keep the thousands of specodio station operatce Nixon tore the midnight deadline tors out of the danger area However Ottawa county Attorney Jim Reed Kiid char-ing a ashington idow in Washington starting Sept 151 Eisenhower told a news confer- Bob Long president the union! ges against Ronald Edward Kelley 16 Pr escott Ariz inr cmt i a big and to his own pannd isit to ence that as chairman of the So a last spree NV ale v- The plant owned by Kerr Mc I 0 local could not be reached for buedle of cash said today ee the Soviet Union later in the fallvi Council of Ministers Khrush Gee Oil Industris Inc is at the i and Jo Eugene Andrus 15 et omment 1 (-ley be filed i 'didn't know the Imen was deade On the trip to Europe EisenOehey in effect is head of state east edge of Oklahoma City Kerr-i If the materializes' Boy 4 liur Mothe re lt under hower went to ji will meet first in Britoil There had been some idi n- OteGee purchasd it about 0 'within "tne next few days" 1A0rhers will be called from the 1 $5000 bond after a preliminaryweh West Germany's Chancelihticajons previously something Joseph "eonide Fierier 39 122 ago for a reported 212' mil- or Fa hearing before a US commission Konrad Adenauer in Britain with a little short of the full No 1 silent at one minute after dollars Union and company officials! rs' CO11151011 Here IR Re Lauriar St Jean Quebece er was postponed Attorneys in Prime Minister Harold Macmil 1 ceremony might be set up for hours after the blaze Mart- Canada was sael to be improving disagreed On provisions of the! i A ed a firm official A Wood slightly in Miami Bapt hospital I a shington engaged by Mother-' Ian and in France with President'Khrushchey 1 is a supplemental contr ard estimated damage at over Releases Due for ect to the uni- A four cat Miami boy yias- trom five tm eounds infl ed wi tki teh phone during the 'Charles de Gaulle I The decision however was up lict ll form pact approved June 9 half a million dollars given emerg ea ency trtment at latie leelley hean ng and requesteti a delay I At the outset of today's session to Eisenhower Goodrich and URW ending a 54-e Cause of the fire could not be Two Life-Termers ami Baptist hospital Monday eight! The scar old handyman waswith reporters Eisenhower an-I Though unquestionably the real day strike the longest in Goodrichl tollowing a two-car collision 1 A hospital said Poir- arrested by FBI agents today vs nounced he vanted to read a too man in the Soviet Union immediately hiatorv Night Watchman Homer ogers 1c kLESTF Fast Gary Crosby 4 son of Tomy ler unarried was allowed to tele he NV a about to board a plane stateent is by title only head i Some 125 salaried worker will aid it started shortly after 10 a Jr at was refused a parole to- Keith Crosby driver of one of the ephone his mother Mrs Cleveland 1 Reading from it he then said of government or No 2 in the not be affected if a strike is in the oil building one of thre'eclaY from his life sentence for the automobiles as treated for a cut ean Poirier in St Menday eve-I "It came as quite a surprise to his trip to Europe has several The titular Soviet chief of ordered giant sheet-iron warehouses He 22 years ago of a Muskogeeear and chest bruises then reening St Rein is a small citeelme to be arrested" purposes and added that one is: state is Klimenti Voroshilov said it spread so quickly the banker i 30 miles southea on- reporters 'Since st of told "Si la ano st JuTo pledge once again in the chairman of the Presidium of the building was virtually engulfed The Pardon and Parole i The mishap occurred at the oard tree! 'aro when I was questioned I had several capitals I shall visits! Supreme Soviet when firemen arrived a few ine 1 mioevhich Monday as heard Fast plea otes rom 'tersection of North Main street and I been of the opinion that she IV? America's devotion to peace with A visiting chief of state rates utes later for freedom and protests against avenue about 6:40 pm I The attending phtsielan per- 1 still tank wer burning 'e a 'honor and justice" such things as an airport greeting reached clemency for him 1 nutted Reed and Sheriff Ben I Motherwell is accused of mure Next in clear words ef cautioniby his countrpart President ay Scores of small 50-gallon drums'anY Police officer Gail Scruggs said Your I own of oil stored in the Warehouses its decision in a secret ballot 'Board a i man Charles Cla car driven by Jack Potts ea 1 tanley to question Poirier a few minutes Monday de ring Pearl Id Putney 72-year obv iously directed to the Soviet 1 Eisenhower in person He also told wealthy iKidox the President said a fur-1 gets a 2I-gun salute (the count is exploded Seventeen of them blew 1110t street northwest collided Chesnut Miami then announced: I FPI gar Hoover ther purpose of his journey is: 1 popo 'with the car driven by Crosby 3 1 "The plqst or as is Later the county attomey's Director Ed 19 for a chief of government) and ofec mother wen as Edgar the To support using t' estern unity in a display of his country's flags on like a string of firecrackers aroe request Ft -11837 street northeast indicated there is a possibility' said i Wellwishers NktiO chased a young up in a span of five minutes 'denied" ll er Foter kl opposing Nie by force if necessary the parade route from the airport A four alarm was sounded I Potts vas driving south on North that Andrus will be treated as a name Crat Du couple after their wedding in Afton! ner life errner offered no any aggression and to preseeve There are some differ into town after midnight and two Decision on aoth Ian and Crosby east on in juvenile However 1G he wes captured li -vear-old Nel-' last Friday night caused them to Louis Moeller of Tulea County defensive strength requiredlences in the formalities of the pro- resistance and was unarmed later firemen said the oil 'avenue As Crosby made a left turn urn spend the sveekend in Tulsa ino also was expected today the cars col ley must be tried as an adult for our common security" cessions itself stead of Joplin intend just as vio gr Both drivers I 'alotherwell told authorities he l'ellest is like to ch i Besides their caution to Russia tination Back frheieel Two other life cons term conics a-L a '''n had been living in Atlanta sin i ce sly Flames shot up to 200 feet I 0 a l' ht I ell alme le Vet 'g 'of assauit with intent to murder I the President's words seemed in om their brief in and uliam them imid-July nnd that he was unem- in the air and great billows of Ike Harrison Harrso Hunter Pl I se wed ding trip OIr and Mrs Ilenryiblack smoke rolled over the of 1 a County were! 1 Officer ed said Poi r'er I of the cruggs cited Crosby for 1ployed'lle was see ioo as tended also as reassurance to Ade- king a I Chennau lt (formerly iss 1 Six 500-barrel storage tanks were xi 'recommended for erole Both having no driver's license shooting and repeated a statemeeta salearnan in Cleveland the FBI nauer and De Gaulle both of 41 DuBois) laughed about the mixop crosetopee by the flames Iwere convie ted of murder I made to Airred Hutchins funer-i 1 Damage estimates vere $200 to iaaid sla horn reportedly misgivings 1 ha S' w'hich allf ed them to head west! 1 brisk breeze from the south The board also heard a large Potts' car and $100 to Crosby's a al home ho 0e me ller vi 0 made the am-1 In June 1158 Mrs Putney atm ul and about the President forthcoming a instead of east after eentering the fanned the flames Several high-number of convicts ask Th ing that ce rue about II pm Sundav i 1 injured boy Gary was ti ai 1 Nlotoel lAell left here on a cross- talks with Khrushchev that un-! turnpike gate during excitemenC lines fell across the area hampo their cases be docketed for an taken to the hospital in a private 'I thomeht the boy (Kelley) was country a f' she cold much oun ry rip ier i der no circumstances will he A damage suit seeking $75000 of the chase ering the fire crews hearing Most were re- automobile by his mother only kidding" Reed quote of her Poir i property the FBI said make any deals behind their has been filed in district court District fire chiefs reported '225tused but among those accepted ter as saying I Approximately a fourth of as t'ateea here the outgrowth of a one-car Commerce Police Chief all available in the metro- re these: I human female skeleton idemti-' In his statement Eisenhoer! accident July 23 of this year Sidwell reminds motorists that1politan area were battling the! Loston Corwell 65 one of the Thieves Ransack Reed said Poirier told him the See FBI on said further that he intends to Gene Lovesee is named as page 3 1 gun Kelley used misfired twice suggest to the Western leaders the defendant by plaintiff William four-way portable stop signs must blaze There were 20 hear! pieces longest time servers in prison' and CITn then Poirier did not he that the allies "restate our read Buck Jr 26 North Miami be observed from iotto am tolof quipment plus many light The MeCurtain County Chocta'e me Home Idf lieve Kelley intended to shoot in ess to negotiate realistically! Buck's petition claims he and ning witi toe opening of the new1 4:10 pm on school days bgimetrucks has a selial number in the ommerce Boy 7 ROOKLINE Mass (AP) Several trucktrailers loadedI1000 series while today's new Mass i him lieith the Soviets on any reason-lJackle Berryman were invited 1 term Iwitb petroleum derivatives were prisoners are working on the 61o'rhieves ransacked the 10-roon -e rrest- hdey and Andrus were a 1 Dies in Kansas City able and mutually entorceableby Lovesee to take an automobile plan for general or special disar- ride about 9:30 pm be placed at the Commerce-Cherry ilost- t)00 series meaning 50000 have home of industrialist at 7:30 am l'alo after a ay a er 1 i COMMERCE Deemament" Lovesee is accused of driving sections hope and Commerce -Maple street in come and gone since Coxwell en- Goldfine during the family' ab- iotens II at a -meet searcy abo u-I Ilatton Jr 7-vear-old son of Mr! President Eisenhower a I a high and dangerous speeds "lKr ivers len do GRDA Pledges Stud ence Mrs Goldfine discovered Itered prison in 1921 for killing hiss 50 law enforcement officers and jay Dee Patton of 203 called for "a real beginning to-70 to 80 mph' losing control of wife 1 Monday night upon her returni everything possible to protee't I Of Liquor Sales on Grover Harris serving life from from a summer home at Ply-' The manhunt was touched off lt's North Elm street died at 3:30 am! 1A'a rd solving the problems of a the vehicle at the butterfly inter- school pupils traffic acci- ivhen Poirier drove his autonotbile 1 today in the Medical divided Germany and new efe just south of Commerce dents" Fail Lake Pleasure Boat See PAROLE on page 3 mouth The thieves apparently 1 parently ere! to the Narcissa tourist mkt and Center hoapital at Kansas City forts to ease world tensions 1 The car overturned three times cate about a mile from where the 1 seeking hidden money or securio Ile vias admitted to the hospital Lisenhowel news conference injuring Buck the petition states Mere scattered showers tray be VINITA Grand iNH SI) K)ting occurred See IKE On page 3 i week: ago for heart sureeryI Buck supposedly suffered multiple BULLETIN It 're I les icy ripped pistil! cs from Lt Homer Kidd of Claremore 1 valls overturned chairs tables 1 Funeral arrangements will be abrasions and fractures OKLAHOMA CITY land cabinets and moved rugs A supervisor of this Highway PatrolIannounced by the Jim Thomas Through his attorney Jack 'district and patrolman Joe StonelFuneral hom-e Commerce Negro Policeman Brown Miami Buck asks the Howard Edmondson signed a rear door had been forced i -ked i pal front te Nar- historical repeal proclamation i The textile millionaire and Surviving in addition to the damages for suffering loss of cissa cafe when Poirier drove up ee wn was a central figure brothers BillY' 1 Aids in Arrest earning capacity and loss of time shortly after noon today It will stato i'in the Washington er controversvIand began pounding on the cafeA) Days are ie Lee th end John AmosO make the sale of liquor legal at climaxed by the resignation of Iamr 'two half-siaters Jalene and Julie Of His Brother ce was tor An amituian 10 am Sept I the first time presidential assistant a I Ann Patton and three grandpar- Board To Inspect for 1 and officers began search-- gal liquor to be sol since Adams Adams was a recipient of ents and Mrs Albert Von' TL'LSA Negro police- for tlie two youths They were- generosity but denied! edos and a er Mrs Callie Patton man helped arrest his brother to Proposed ites statehood 1 any influence was involved See CHARGES on page 3 -all of Cardin Iday in ennnertion with a fatal nut AunAf A rrry I A i ci Visit day in connection with a latali OKLAHONIA CITY 4 expected in northeast Oklahoma Pr Dam Authority will deal more through Wednesday but weatherifully next year with reported liconditions most of this period sales on a Grand Lake pleas-I due to be fair and humid i ure boat a spokesman said Mon- 1 i Miami's temperature at noon to-day I day as Monday's high reached General Manager John Du- 9S and the overnight low said state officers are check: I to tift ling reports of liquor sales on the 1 1 Clear to partly cloudy warm and 'Cherokee Queen" once the boat' i humid veather is forecast for thetleaves its pier state with a few scattered thun-1 Dugan said GRDA has the rw)w-I 1 dershov ers I er to remove the boat's license A trace of rain as received probably won't take action g' hc re late Monday evening Sun- this year since the boat's season days showers which left only a ends after Labor Day trace in the official gauge in south However Dugan said the report- mi dumped 20 in the gauge el liquor sales would be takenLf' a used by a North Miami resident i under consideration when the license comes up for renewal next sprin Moon Used To Boun ce "They may be able to work out 1 Radar Signals From some sort of private club arrange- i ment" Dugan said England to Texas MALVERN England Herter Sees UN i dar Signals were received in Texas tclay after being bounced off the Action in Laos i moon by the Royal Radar Estab- 1 lishment here the government an- WASHINGION (AP) Secre expected in northeast Oklahoma er Dam Authority will deal more conditions most of this period are through Wednesday but weatherefully next year with reported li- uor sales on a Grand Lake plena -I 1 due to be fair and humid boat a spokesman said Mono 1 I Miami's temperature at noon toeday I day as Se Monday's high reached: General Manager John Du- fle anti the overnight low droppedgan said state officers are check-' to Se ling reports of liquor sales on the i Clear to partly clnudy varm and! 'Cherokee Queen" once the boat humid weather is forecast for the leases its Pier- 1 state with a few scattered thun-I Dugan said GREek has the twove I 1 1 ri I 1 tr et 1 4-4 Cr 0 a 1- (3 r7 '''r rr -ti- frii 4 1 sd'c i rt 11 A '01 11:11 tLii at i -'11-- '4rTitorit--tr 1 i iIt tc 4 4 4' fi'f-r'' IT It li i 'r ft I' '1F Ft' i' 4:" --t kt i I 0 1 i 1 a 1': 1 'I'' 7 1 -st' 41 A -4 'i i Z'-liCi: 4 i- 1 1 3 7'''-'' t''''' 1:41 i ij 1 i1 '-i loit i 1- i shooting witnessed by a police mental health board members aplieutenant Iparently will visit two prospective '''''l Victim of the shooting in front sites for a new hospital for 1 of a northside club was Clelie CI tally retarded children at their 1Frank1in 42 1 meeting Spt 8 and 9 it IA as re- I Under arrest was Jack Henry i ported today Sanders 50 brother of Patrolman! Both Tulsa and Muskogee are -t' i Willie Sanders who arrived at the bidding for the hosital which was 1 0 scene a few minutes after the authorized by the Legislature Ei :44 fl not rig The board is expected to meet Police said Sanders refused to at the mental hospital at Taft and make a statement until he talked inspect a site offered by Muskogee with an attorney They said how-I on state-owned land ever they believed the shooting! The board will go to Vinita the grew from an argument Over a next day Then it IA ill look over gambling game at the club sites in Tulsa Patrol Lt Ralph Duncan re-! Legislature appropriated ported he and his officer partnerone million dollars for the new of a disturbance brewing at school the club and parked their car! The board will also have to 1 i mi1 4141 A 0 4: tp 4 14 el 41 41 c---: -rt I ii 4 7 i i 4 C4 0 1' i- 4 rr-: 4 4 P' li r) 1 1 i 1' i A -4 1 '1- 74: -1: f1 14 l'T'Ity l'''' 41'4 tp ::1 i 4:1 I A 4 i i i wo00010 i I 1 a 1 iilt1 ti I i '''i '1 i 1 iill 61 0044010 0160tO 000 4 i' 4 7 I 1 4 5 I'M' '1t Am i wih6 ft 6 4s 1 I nounced tonight tary of State Christian A Herter! A Mn: of Supply spokesman has reportedly told several mem! said the Oleep-sounding signals ers of Congress that ''the United sent out by the 45-foo4 radio may take some part in scope here were received clearly what is going on in Laos before by a smaller telescope at the Elecltoo Ideal Engneering Research Lab-! 1 The report came from Sen oratory at the University of Texas)A'illiam Fulbright (D-Ark) Mon-The spokesman said the after Herter briefed five ment was the result of joint inves- members of the House Foreign Attigation by Malvern experts and fairs Committee at a private ses the Texas university scientists si-n in the State Department into the nature of the moon's sur-1 In the 75-minute session Herter face told the congressmen that the sit-The radar pulses each of 5 in Laos is a "very dangercroseconds duration and 2 rnega-'ous one" and he is "deeply con-watts power vere transmitted atcerned about it" Fulbright said a rate of 250 pulsos per secoad But Fulbright continued Herter reported that the department has KLUSZEWSKI TRADED not received enough information PITTSBURGH Klus to see (dart! what is going on in zewski of the Pittsburgh Pirates the tiny Southeast Asian kingdom was traded today to the American Meanwhile the growing con-Leagues Chicago White Sox in a cern nere over Laos was reflected two-for-one deal The Pirates oh- throughout the government Oftained Harry Simpson and utilityficials of several agencies attend-infielder Robert Sagers from the ed a briefing on the situation by White Sox the Department of Dclense a short distance from the club en-i WILL LOOK DIFFERENT two Miami high school Lower picture shows Miss Suzanne Moody kneeling in front of the make a decision on accepting the groups gathered at the Civic Center parking site Monday evening for 1959-60 Miamiettes drill group Practice sessions will he conducted 'trance He said as they ap-Hresignation of Dr IF Donahue preliminary drills preparatory to football halftime activities this each evening before start of the new school term on Sept 8 The on foot they saw a man 1 multal health director year Top picture shows band director Floyd Pitts and drum majors two groups will look altogether different when in uniform at the they later learned was Franklin Donahue will not step out until Jimmy Carver and Terry Ranstead in ere fired but front of the music makers Sept II game here Miami and Pawhuska f-- Dy o-- SpJ: sveing a board at Jack Sanders the board has had a chance to who was seatPd in a car meet and act on his resignation i -irmrimpia-Fr-ar-ifc-m--r-xr-0-gt-v8-eieel Ev-777-- i I Duncan said Sanders jumped i'' 11 1 rii: 7il from the car and started shooting '--''''-'14-- c4 4 1 'i He aid nine shots i '-w-4 2- sf 'A 5-1)- only one hit Franklin e-Jit i At: i i 1----' i' it iA 'v I 14 1 t' 4 'i 'IY 1 'I' ::4 "7 e's I i rL i lik 1: I it ti -'i ''l i1! 4ie' 74: I i Eight Polaris Roars on Ocean Test Flight CAPE CANAVERAL Fla (AP) smoke-gushing Polaris rocket rth ttr to I i tt ti cy -41 i 4y le 4 11e "1 I 4 Chosen for 4i- tceiostAl 4 '''57 ri Ct darted over the -Atlantic on a test 4 CHICKASHA it It 1 4 1 1 i ''i' I 1 ro flight today 14 I 11 Grady Grand Jury I gt 14 li The 2i-foot missile forerunner i 1) i I 7 ''4' A 14(1 t'i' i --3 AP) A Grady' of the Navy 's subma rine-launhed --1 7 i 11 7 bg fl Ill 7 -4 il 1 l-- 't4-ti 1-s4 i 1 3 i 4 If 11-' ''Ir 4 'i County grand jury Was being im- ballistics missile appeared to t- 't iki4 'i 'A I I 7-: i' It''''' 'c paneled today on a petition filed function smoothly 1 4 1 L' A bf Arl i sm i 1 gi- 1 '1 ix '0 Vt i 17: Aug 13 1 Range was not a primary con- s40s 7 7: ''''''oec 14 ti -i I Only eight jurors had been se- cern but if all went right the Po- lected by mid-morning District laris would dump its nose cone Judge I A Wood ordered a'in the ocean 700 miles downrange 'i dozen other persons to be in court I he missile eventually will be ca-- A by 1 Eighteen were ques- able of hitting targets 1590 miles li a ay WILL LOOK DIFFERENT two Miami high school Lower picture shows Miss Suzanne Moody kneeling in front of 1.