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9M mi Skipper Ifeics Sailors Itiislied Into Lifeboats First Master Defends Crew and darkness off the coast of Massachusetts 45 miles south of Nantucket Island Meanwhile the Stoikholm badly damaged made her way to dry dork at a Brooklyn ship-yard for -ostly repairs after bringing more than sno stir-rivore from the Andrea Doria Into port A Navy salvage expert Commander Robert Thurman 2-M THC MIAMI HEWAIP SgMy J'Hy 29 mfl Do Teenagers Court Trouble In Wee Hours? I Many Even Favor a Curfew But the Stormy By DORIS McA BEE Herald Rtff Writer How many teenagers would favor having a curfew law to keep them off the streets at night? You would be surprised The majority of the 100 teenagers polled believe that a curfew law would help curb juvenile delinquency don't believe a midnight curfew would take away any privileges for our age said 15-year-old Steve Howe 7540 SW 28th Ter "Most of our planned activities end before that time anyway If teenagers are out after that time their parents usually know where they are and late hours encourage loitering and "Midnight gives you plenty over the deaths and the loss of his ship The captain answered flatly to questions whether crew'men went into the boats fust adding that from 25 to 30 crewmen had to launch and man each of the big lifeboats which carry some 100 persons The rest of the crew he said was not ordered into boats until he had made sure no passengers were left alive on the ship The story of the own role was told by an American Merchant Marine officer Alexander Forza who was a passenger and volunteered hn services to Calamal-after the collision Among the last to leave the ship Forza said Calamal Insisted on remaining aboard the sinking ship alone declaring that go in the water with He was dissuaded Forza said only after other crew members told the captain they would return and stay with him unless he left the ship POSING UNDER PROTEST are Elizabeth Taylor and her husband Michael Wilding at Los Angeles International Airport as they begap their announced separation Miss Taylor wearing a tight red sweater and skintight toreador pants didn't even wait for the plane which was to take Wilding to appear in a film in Sweden She i3 now 24 he is 43 They were married in London in 1952 Suez Seizure Also Happed I Associated Press CAPTAIN DEFENDS CREW OF ANDREA DORIA Piero Calamai talking to reporters of time to get home" agreed David Bauldiee 14 of 1418 MV 43rd St "There is no reason to he out any later unless you're up to some kind of "Although there are a few exceptions I think most teenagers are ready to accept the responsibility of keeping late hours until they are at least said George BJnford 13 of 4945 MV ljfji Ave Jean "Morgan 18 of 222 SW 13th Ct favors an 11 curfew for students 16 and younger because "although they think It's a thrill to stay out late they can only get into trouble" Dene Wiley 14 of 176 NE 50th St agrees with the 11 O'clock deadline unless teenagers "have written permission of their parents to be out Teenagers should be prohibited from hanging around cor iters during late hours for their own protection" said Michael Howard 15 of 10300 6W 34th St who advocates a 10 pm deadline for those 16 and younger The minority opposing a curfew Just think It's necessary" believe teenagers and their parents should come to an un- US Rebukes Nasser For 4 Misleading Tall Looks Like a Runoff In Texas Primary Doria NEW YORK Th master of the sunken Italian luxury liner Andiea Doria came out of seclusihn Saturday to defend his crews against criticism in sea disaster The collision apparently took a score of lives The Italian estimate Saturday night of "two dead and 18 missing and presumed was a sharp rise over previous estimates that only five passengers had died on the ship or after rescue The line also reported Saturday night that some 70 passrn-gets ere etlll "unaccounted whereas previously It was believed only a handful were missing The Imp said however it felt that "many of these are and would be located The big liner carried 1706 passengers and crewmen most of Whom were rescued Friday report u-ould bring the death toll to 25 Including tw'o dead and three others presumed dead from the crew of the Swedish liner Stockholm which collided with the Andrea Dona in heavy fog New TV Station Makes Bow Continued from Page 1 with the formal dedication ceremonies As a VHF station programs can be received on any standard VHF receiver No converter is necessary Channel 7 is the third of Greater four VHF channels to be put In use WTVJ first of commercial VHF stations to go Into operation uses Channel 4 WTHS-TV a non-commercial educational station uses Channel 2 but Is off the air for the summer The fourth channel 10 has not been allocated In addition to its television service 1 a expects shortly to get Federal Communications Commission approval to operate a radio affiliate WCKR which would be the new call letters for WIOD The TV operation and later the radio one are quartered in one of the most modern plants ever built in the United States exclusively for TV-radio Located mid way on the north side of the 79th Street Causeway the plant was designed by Architect Stefan Zachar and built by the Harrison Construction Co Its air conditioning one of the most elaborate In this area was Installed by Hill-York Sales The a i transmitter building located In North Dade County just off Road 441 was built by Witters Construction Co Its 1000 foot tower was prefabricated by Dresser-Idico Co of Columbus to specifications drawn by the designing firm of Jorgensen and Schref-fler of Miami All electronic equipment was installed by RCA Biscayne Corp Is headed by Trammell as president and general manager and member of the board of directors Other officers are John Knight and James Cox Jr vice presidents James Knight treasurer Leonard Reinsch secretary Blake McDow'ell and John Fov directors Other stockholders but not directors are Owen Uridge Lee Hills James LeGate and Milton Scott Ike Flies to Farm WASHINGTON (INS) Piesident Eisenhower flew to Gettysbuig Saturday to spend the weekend on his farm He Is expected to return to Washington Tuesday morning for Winter Tides Miami Harbor Entrance (Between Jettlee) HIGH LOW expressed the opinion that It would take from five to 10 years and more than the 29 million dollars It cost to build her to raise the liner from such depths Italian Capt Piero defense of his crew against reports that the crew rushed Into lifeboats ahead of passengers came In a hectic npws conference after he had been In seclusion and reported 86203 Yarborough 62548 and former governor and US senator 57244 The returns were from 112 of the 254 counties seven counties complete Haley was fourth with 5382 followed by Senterfitt with 5199 and Holmes 1576 A majority Is necessary for nomination These returns did not include many from the of the creek" however to which had made bis most passionate appeals Observers said it was possible that the rural vote could change the positions of O'Daniel and Yarborough Congressman-at-large Martin Dies running for re-election had nearly twice as many votes as his opponent Bill Elkins of Dal las 1000 Jam Jax Lot for Klan Meeting JACKSONVILLE More than 1000 persons many of them children crowded into a small lot In suburban Riverview Saturday night to see a Ku Klux Klan meeting Traffic was tied up for several blocks Speakers echoed attacks made at a state Klan meeting in Lakeland last week on the US Supreme Court and the National Assn for the Advancement of Colored People One of the two principal speakers who said he has been "In the for many years criticized city government "There are Negro policemen on the payrolls of our he said and policemen even allowed to go into colored town and that is where they are hiding all the numbers racket the bolita selling and The crowd applauded when he said time w'e quit being sold down the river by a bunch of cheap politicians" THE WEATHER TODAY HtARED At US WlATHtl UUU M'AMt ROH0A Pm 6 Satarrfay an ft a hi WASHINGTON The United States sharply rebuked Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser Saturday for "intemperate inaccuarate and misleading about this country Nasser has charged among other things that the United States lied about ability to build the Aswan high dam The American protest was delivered orally to Ambassador Ahnted Hussein by Undersecretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr The protest was delivered to Hussein by Hoover during a 50-minute conference in Hoover's office at the State Department Press officer Lincoln White announced that Hoover told the ambassador the United States was "shocked by the many intempeiate inaccurate and misleading statements made with respect to the United States by the President of Egvpt during the past few days and particularly in his Alexandria speech delivered on July Hoover declared the statements were "entirely with the friendly relations between the twm countries White said the Egyptian ambassador told Hoover that he not accept the protest" But White assumed that be would report it to Nasser Hoover also expressed to Hussein serious US concern over seizure of the Suez canal He emphasized that the United States was particularly concerned with the impact whlrlj this may have on the flow of shipping through the waterway which connects the Red Sea with the Mediterranean White declined to specify the particular statements of Nasser to which the American government had so strenuously objected But officials said that following American and British withdrawals last week of a Joint offer to help Egypt build the Aswan dam Nasser had made a series of charges In a speech early in the week he pictured the original aid of-fer as one designed by and oppreseors" to gain control the livelihood of the (Fgvptian) people and their freedom" What They Think Hete's how 100 Miami teenagers rat cuifews: 1ES 62 0 38 Deadline 9 00 pm 2 930 pm 0 10 00 pm 3 10 30 pm 9 1 1 00 pm 38 Midnight 20 100 3 Age Category 13 and under 13 IB and under 36 17 and under 20 18 and under 22 19 and under 9 Sale Goes Through Federated Depat tment Stores Inc of Cincinnati completed transactions in Miami Saturday acquiring department store which has been indepen dent for 58 years Plans for the merger were an pounced in Mav by stockholders with final transac tions completed Saturday be tween officials of the two companies Federated aid that Burdine's assets were acquired for 523561 shares of Federated stock Under the agreement Federated vs ill exchange 6-10 of a share of its stork for each share of Burdine's stork now outstanding George Whitten piesident and chief executive of the Bur-dine division will continue In that administrative capacity At the time plans were announced for the merger Whitten said the affiliation would strengthen the financial position A majority of the 1200 stockholders approved the merger at a special meeting on May 28 Federated is the second largest department store chain Bahamian House Deputy Cleared NASSAU Bahamas Election fraud charges against Frank Christie deputy speaker of the Bahamas House weie dismissed Saturday by magistrate Maxwell Thompson on grounds there was not sufficient evidence to send the case to a higher court Christie resigned from his house position when the charges were made alleging bribery and corruption in an election last month in Abaco Bahamas The assembly chose Saw jer as his Successor Pact Is Signed TOKYO Japan and the Himalayan kingdom of Nepal agreed Saturday to establish dip lomatie relations Associated Wirephoto A SHE and what a surprise when the FBI Indianapolis found out that James Waddell really is Shirley Jean Waddell 25 wanted Miami ior forgery car theft and grand larceny Shirley a 140-pound brush-haired youth with horn rimmed glasses has been posing as a man for months She will be returned to Miami for arraignment on the car theft charge Did Swede Sliij War it Ignore uiTiing? ROME (UP) Italian newspapers bannered reports Saturday that the Andrea captain vainly warned th Swedish liner Stockholm before they collided Wednesday night At the same time Italy prepared to Investigate the disaster Shipping sources said the Italian investigation was expected to be held In the home port of Genoa as soon as Capt Piero Calamai and crew members return to Italy Italian afternoon newspapers quoted York maritime for their report that Calamai warned the Stockholm of collision danger 20 minutes before the two ships hit There have been no reports of such a warning in New York vvheie masters of both ships have been questioned by reporters since the disaster The independent Giornale gave the following version: "The young officers in charge of radar interception Informed Capt Calamai who was on the deck around 11 that on the green radar screen there had dearly appeared the profile of a ship following the same route as the Doria in the opposite direction immediately radio-telegraphed the ship that the two ships were racing toward each other and that he would take the appropriate measures to avoid collision upon receiving confirmation "Capt Calamai again repeated the warning and the Stockholm again acknowledged the message But despite all this the Swedish ship kept following the orginal the continued Calamai then decided to try at least to get out of tbs route But the Swedish ship hit him apparently with full force probably in an attempt to pass before the Versions given by other news-papers were slmost Identical They said about 20 minutes elapsed between Capt first warning and the collision Jaycees Pick A TULSA Okla UP Directors of the US Junior Chamber Of Commerce Saturday chose Los Angeles for the 1958 convention Miami Philadelphia and Buffalo also had sought the meeting in spirited campaigning OMoonrisi Jinifjy jf-al PM Moonsel Senfaf HISS' 18) 104 le- 1 Ml MS Ml He had also denounced the chief reason given for withdrawal of the offer which was that the Egyptian economy had been so committed to the purchase of Soviet bloc arms that Egypt could -no longer support the construction of the $1300-000000 project In the course of a Julv 24 speech at Cairo Nasser pointed his words at American government leaders behind what he called uproar" In Washington He shouted: your hate choke you to One version of this speech also quoted him as accusing American officials of using deceit and delusion" in talking about Egypt's economy In the speech at Alexandria Thui sday ire which he announced the seizure of the canal and said Its revenues would finance the Aswan dam Nasser said the American British offer to help build the dam was "tied up wuth economic domination as a prelude to political Struck Gas Firm Reports An official of strikebound Peoples Water Gas Co said Saturday that the company had been subjected to a number of acts on the part of unknown persons John Bolender vice president and general manager said complaints were received from several customers that their meters had been turned off or tarn pered with Bolender said the company sent men out in each instance to put equipment hsrk into operation The customers affected were in Miami Bearh and North Miami Bearh he eald More than 130 workers have been out on strike since July 17 over wage demands Talks between the company Local 301 of the Chemical Workers Union and Fedeial Mediator John Knni have been going on for several davs Bolender said many of the company and union demands have been settled but that other points of difference have not Temperatures Hith 12 hours and low 18 hours loci rainfall 24 houra ending at 7 30 EST Miami ria July 28 1956 CHEATER MIAMI I Rain MIAMI Miami xMiamt xMiaml xSnuth 85 76 89 76 86 75 86 73 92 75 Airnort Bar Front Park Beach Miami xRradlnaa for i hra ending FLORIDA Apalachicola 88 71 Orlando 94 74 Clawiaton 91 73 Penvarola 93 75 ton Bat 91 72 Stuart 90 72 Cross City 93 70 Sarasota 89 69 rt Mvara 90 72 Talla sae 89 70 Jack villa 94 71 Tampa 89 71 Kay Meat 94 79 Tavernier 90 81 Ocala 94 68 Palm Baa 88 76 SOLTH 96 68 Louiavllla 95 73 95 70 Marrphla 96 72 95 67 Mobila 93 71 95 73 Nashville 100 76 A'vtue NC Atlanta Auxusta minaham Ch 1 ton 8 Charlotte Jack Mlal Knoxville Littla Rock Nashville Orleans Norfolk Falnsh Richmond Savannah EA8T Albany 83 70 Philadelphia Baltimore 91 72 Pittsburgh Boston 89 70 Providence Montreal 78 66 Toronto New York 83 73 Washington MtDWEST Chicago 77 69 Indiangpolls Cincinnati 92 68 Kanaas City Cleveland 79 70 Milwaukee Columbus 82 67 Mpla-6 Paul Dea Moines 77 66 Omaha Detroit 83 67 Bt Louis WEST Alb nu 9ue 88 66 Phoenix Brownsville 91 71 Bait Lake Denver 89 61 Ban Antonio 97 74 Ft Worth 101 80 Ban Dlexo 79 66 Oalvestor 89 79 San Fran co Havre Mont 90 55 Seattle Okla City 99 73 PAN AMFRICA 86 70 Mexico City 82 73 Nassau 93 74 93 72 93 65 95 71 92 70 89 73 77 63 88 70 76 54 90 74 90 76 99 80 73 63 73 59 80 63 94 74 103 79 93 65 Truilllo Colon Havana Kingston 72 89 )8 83 75 San Jusn PR 86 73 6t Thom VI 83 75 DALLAS Tex Re turns from the hot race In the Texas primary looked increasingly Saturday night like a runoff in four weeks between US Sen Price Daniel and Ralph Yarborough former district judge from Aus tin There were enough votes out for the race to go almost any way theoretically but since the counting was first started by the Texas Election Bureau the results had Daniel No 1 Yarbrough No 2 and Lee No 3 The three other candidates Evetts Haley a Canyon Tex rancher and historian Holmes an Austin contractor and former legislator Reuben Senterfitt were far behind I With 228152 of the estimated 1250000 votes cast Daniel had! Miami Man Puzzled by Note A Miami man W'as mystified Saturday night by a note addressed to him by a Jacksonville woman who dragged herself onto steps of a Daytona Beach radio station bleeding badly from a gunshot wound The woman identified as Mrs Helen Theresa Cagney was wearing only a slip Her blood spattered blouse and skirt were in her car a quarter-mile awav Police found a gun and said she probably shot herself In her purse was a note which read: the event of my death please contact Leonard Shear who works at the Per-rine plant of the Florida Power Light Co in Miami and ask him to notify our son" Shear who lives at 2841 NW 4th St said he does not recognize the name of the woman He said he has a former wife and a son and he woiks for Florida Power Light Co He does not know the whereabouts of his ex-wife but his son lives In Tennessee he said SutiritH Soniay S': 4 S' Sunset Jmdjj IWCHK- i-a I IM Steve'Howe fenny Altman I Helen Megee David Bauldree derstandlng about said Helen Megee 14 of 3120 SW Slst Ave "They have a right to stay out as long as they ant to as long as their parents know it If they are minding their own business having fun and not getting Into trouble I see any harm in late hours occasionally" "I think parents should eet the curfew and make it flexible depending upon the type of activity a teenager plans to attend but I think teenagers should be permitted to just run loose at night" said Penny Altman 14 of 1335 hE' 136th St Opposing teenagers also bring up the point of law enforcement "I think such a law could be easily said David Hall 18 of 5979 SW 104th St "There enough policemen" enough of a teen-age problem to warrant a curfew Curfews accomplish too much anyway Those who want to go out can always find a way to get around it" said Philip Leffingwell 15 -of 420 NW 74th St "Teenagers who tend to be wild would only become more so and rebel at a curfew said Fatricia Haggard 16 of 4301 Santa Maria Coral Gables "Special occasions arise such as proms and dances when vou want to be out a little late I think wrong to punish teenagers who get into trouble because of the few who A few' teenagers such as Patricia White 14 of 4500 NW 6th Ave said a flat adding that "teenagers are old enough to take care of tHje Jferalh West Coasters Dig in Forecasts MIAMI AM ft Partly tf udv today and Monday with widely arat-teied showers mostly night and durlni early morning High today 87 to 90 Gentle mostly southeast wind FI Partly cloudy today and Monday with scattered afternoon thundershowers except a few maht and early mormna shoaers alone the lower tact Goat and Keva Hith today 88 to 95 MARINE Jacksonville through the Flortda straits Gentle to moderate variable winds today except mostly southeasterly in the extreme south portion Partly cloudv with widely cattered showera moat numerous near shore in the north portion in the afternoon East Gulf Gentle to moderate variable winds today except westerly winds near shore in the afternoon Partly cloudy with scattered showers TROPICAL ATLANTIC CABTBBFAV Sf A AND tASTFRN OF Weather conditions are about normal with no signs of a tropical storm fttEVTfRN Moderate east to northeast winds today Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers Statistics July J8 1834 1 3A a 39 10 80 9 on 30 08 79" 65 76 61 82 7 and 71 0 13 57 9 67 Farnmetjy flnrhasl Baativa humidity Hlehet paat 12 houra Lowest past 24 houra Maan Tamparatura Normal Tamparatura Accumulatad daflciancy In tamp thia month degrees Hlghevt and lowest this data alnce 1911 92 Local rainfall for 24 houra andlng at 7 30 pm Rainfall this month lnahaa Daflciancy thla month inches Rainfall since Jan 1 Inches Daflciancy alnce Jan 1 Inchea Winds at Upper Kevs 1 ghthouses 7 30 Carvsfort 8 Alligator 13 NOTE: For tides at other points add or subtract these corrections in houra and minutes to the Miami time: Fort Pierce (city docks) add 2 00 (inlet) tubtract 0 15 6t Lucia Inlet (Jettlrs) subtract 0 30 Palm Bracb (ocean) subtract 0 20 Hillsboro Inlet add 0 25 Fort Evergladea entrance (fettles) no change County Causeway east end add 1 15 City Yacht Basin Blscayna Bay add 1 40: Capa Florida (west aide) Key Biscayne add 0 55 Soldier Kev add 1 05 Ragtad Kavg Biscayne Bay add 2 00: Angelfish Key add 0 25' Pumpkin Ke-j Card Bound add 3 00 Garden Cove Key Largo add 0 55 Largo Sound Key Largo add 3 20 Tavernier add 0 35 In the eastern part of Florida Bay the perlodio tide Is negligible Solunar Tables Min Mai A in no Milt MaJ PM 4 15 20 5 a on 65 7 65 an 111 06 4 05 THst Monday Tuesday 5edneday Thursday Fr day Saturday Sunday 10 30 10 so 40 12 10 1 10 2 Id 3 1ft 10 4 4ft ft 8 ft 7 7ft 8 2ft 8 2ft 4 1A 12 35 1 35 2 35 3 35 10 45 iu iu 93 The schedule of Solunar periods have been takn from John Alden Knights Solunar Table Plan your davs so that you will be fishing In good territory or hunting In good eover during then times If you wish to find th best sport that each day baa to offer Tkt Major Periods are shown In bold face type These 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