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14 Saturday, June 14, 1958 Furor Over Adams Continues To Rise mmrnmwm i Wm iiiiiii 1 NAVY TESTING HYDROFOIL CRAFT The hydrofoil boats, the Sea Legs, top, and the Halobates, are currently being tested by the Bureau of Ships. Both are capable of speeds in excess of 25 miles an hour. Sea Legs is fitted with two fully submerged foils with an autopilot controlling the position of boat and foils. Halobates, a 15-ton craft shaped like a landing barge, is capable of carrying a load of 8,000 pounds. (AP Wirephoto) WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF Ship Strike Looms NEW YORK general maritime strike which would idle ships in ports from Boston to Seattle appears set for Monday.

Negotiators for the American Merchant Marine Institute, representing 43 shipping companies, and three unions reported they were far apart in negotiations over new contracts. Contracts affecting the involved National Maritime Union, the American Radio Assn. and the Marine Engineers Beneficial at midnight tomorrow. Spokesmen for the unions said the labor organizations would follow their traditional policy of contract, no Suicide Flight Hoax DALLAS, Tex. sick Airman Donald Keeton, who took off from a Mississippi airport Thursday on a and precipitated a massive three-state land and air search, was arrested today in his living room.

was just a he said. never had the slightest intention of killing He said he did it because he wanted to see Doris Lynn Bowling, 17, who broke off a romance with him. He landed the light plane that had been sought over Louisiana, Texas and Mississippi at Longview, yesterday and came to Dallas on a bus. Reds Free 2 Priests TOKYO Communist radio announced today that Roman Catholic priests Joseph P. McCormick of Ossining, N.

and Cyril Wagner of Pittsburgh have been released from confinement in Shanghai. A Peiping broadcast said the American were released on the completion of the five-year terms to which they were sentenced in Father McCormick for military, political and economic and Father Wagner for financial Indiana Floods INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) rivers today began their relentless roll into southern Indiana where residents feared they would match the devastation wrought on north central regions during the past week. Russ Agree On Talks MOSCOW Uft The Soviet Union has agreed to begin exploratory scientific talks in Geneva July 1 on ways to police any worldwide ban of nuclear explosions. The Russian agreement came yesterday in answer to proposals made Tuesday by President Eisenhower.

message avoided a flat U.S. commitment to stop testing atomic and hydrogen bombs. 2 Sailors Asphyxiated SAN DIEGO Navy sailors were asphyxiated last night when carbon dioxide from the fire smothering system of the destroyer Cogswell was released into a closed compartment where five sailors were playing cards. Three other sailors were treated for carbon dioxide poisoning at the Navy hospital. Troops To Cypress NICOSIA, Cyprus UPi British paratroopers flew to this tense island colony today to reinforce troops maintaining a tight curfew after communal fighting took 15 lives.

An airlift of 500 paratroopers began at dawn in England anc was scheduled to be completec by tomorrow. WASHINGTON Sen. Charles Potter of Michigan said today Sherman Adams lost his usefulness to the unless he can account more fully for expensive favors from Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. But despite a swelling political furor over President top aide it seemed likely that no further explanation would be forthcoming for the time being. IKE HAS TRUST White House press secretary James C.

Hagerty yesterday repeated that Eisenhower has complete confidence in Adams and has no intention of firing him. Meanwhile, Goldfine was involved in two other developments: 1. The New York Herald Tribune reported Goldfine was under investigation by the Criminal Division of the Justice Department, which it said has subpenaed certain books and records of the New England millionaire. RECEIVED COAT 2. Sen.

Frederick G. Payne (R-Me.) said he received a vicuna coat from Goldfine some time ago. He described Goldfine as a and close who had never asked any favors. In a letter to Chairman Oren Harris (D-Ark.) of a House subcommittee, Adams acknowledged he had been a hotel guest of Goldfine in Boston and Plymouth, Mass. Describing Goldfine as an old friend, Adams said he had thought Goldfine kept the hotel rooms on a permanent basis.

Although saying he had con tacted two federal regulator agencies on cases involving Goldfine, Adams said insinuations that he had sought or obtained favored treatment for his friend were unwarranged and unfair. Hagerty, who said Adams had knocked the favored treatment allegations a cocked refused to say whether Adams, as reported, had accepted a $700 vicuna coat or a $2,400 Oriental rug from Goldfine. letter said nothing about a coat or a rug. He has been unavailable to newsmen. 3 COUPLES BRAVE UNLUCKY DAY, TAKE OUT MARRIAGE LICENSES Three fearless young couples, ranging in age from 16 to 21, took out marriage licenses in Marin County yesterday, Friday the 13th.

One prospective bridegroom from Sausalito, Gary A. Pierachini, 20, of 11 Rose court, told Deputy County Clerk George Gnoss: was born on Friday the 13th about two blocks from the courthouse. So So saying, the young man took the momentous step and tripped out happily with Eleanor B. McCullough, 19, of Crescent City in tow. First to take out a license yesterday was Luther Elmer Jackson, 19, of the 78th Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at Hamilton Air Force Base, and his bride-to-be, 16-year-old Geraldine D.

Antonio of 1742 Center road, Novato. Bleeker Cooke, 21, of Seattle and Patricia C. Henry, 20, of San Carlos dropped in at the Marin County office to become the third couple to get a Friday-the-13th license. Beginning Square Dance Classes Set The Double Diamond Workshop, a square-dancing group will begin classes for beginners at 7 p. m.

Wednesday at the IDESI Hall in Novato. The class will end at 9 p. m.t when the regular members gather for their regular two- session. Caller Dave Shepherd will be on hand for both groups. Anyone interested in joining may call Laurita Brossel, 360 Baltimore avenue, Larkspur, or Evelyn Gebhart, 754 Kendon lane, Novato, after 6 p.

m. Masquers Do Fine Job In "Inherit The Wind" MARIN CALENDAR TONIGHT: Circle Square Dancing, 8:30 Tamalpais Valley Improve ment Club. Marin County School Trustees Annual Workshop dinner at 6:30 p. Rancho Rafael, Ig nacio. Mill Vailey Masquers present the 8:30 p.m., American Legion Hall.

Sausalito Little Theater presents Streets of New 8:30 p.m., Bridgeway. Spinning Spurs square damce party, 8 p.m., Hall, Santa Venetia. Western p. m. frontier dance at Novato Community Clubhouse.

TOMORROW: California National Guard. 579th Combat Battalion, 8 a. all day, Fairfax Pavilion. Club Italia of Marin County picnic, noon, McNear's Beach. College of Marin graduation breakfast, 9 a.

cafeteria; commencement exercises, 2:30 p. gymnasium. Marin Music Chest violin recital featuring Tossy Spivakovsky, 3 p. Forest Meadows on Dominican College grounds. Tamalpais High School graduation, 5 p.

Mead Theater, campus. Western annual Novato Horse Show, 1 to 3 p. Novato Assn. grounds. MONDAY: American Legion, Novato Post 708.

8 p. Druids Hall. Fairfax Lions Club, 7:30 p. Deer Park Villa. Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

Marin Lodge 200, 8 p. 10 Woodland avenue, San Rafael. Kentfield School District board, 7:30 p. Greenbrae School. Marin City Tenants Council 8 p.

Community House. Marin County Mental Health Assn. annual dinner, 7 p. Blue Rock Inn, Larkspur. Marin County Planning Commission, 9 a.

1711 Grand avenue, San Rafael. Marin Toastmasters Club 890. 7 p. Woodlands restaurant, Kentfield. Marine Corps Volunteer Train- p' TamalPais Center, Kentfield.

Marinwood Home and School Club, 8 p. Mary E. Silveira School. Mill Valley Junior Chamber of Commerce, 8 p. city hall planning room.

Mill Valley Parks and Recreation Commission, 8 p. city hall. Native Sons of the Golden West Tamalpais Parlor 64, 8 p.m Por- Hal1, San' Ra' Navy Mothers Club 749 installation 8 31 Rosebank avenue, Kentfield. Novato 20-30 Club. 7:30 Rancho Rafael, Ignacio Rabies clinic, 7 to 9 p.

Mill Valley corporation yard Richardson Bay Sanitary District board, 8 p. Strawberry Point School. Ross School District board 8 p. Ross school. San Anseimo Planning Commission, 8 p.

city hall. San Rafael City Council, 8 city hall. San Rafael Rotary Club noon, Womens Improvement Club San Rafael 20-30 Club, 7:30 Travelers Inn. Sausalito School District board special budget session, 8 p. district office.

Southern Marin Recreation Center board, 8 p. center. Sweet Adelines, 8:15 p. Kent School, Kentfield. Tamalpais High School District board, 8 p.

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World War II leader laid his prestige on the line last night in a nationwide radio-TV appeal for support for a new bond issue. He said backing it would mean a financial vote of confidence. De Gaulle outlined his plans pacification of Algeria, straightening out embittered relations with her territories and her lost colonies and strengthening France into an important voice in the Western Alliance. De Gaulle turned again to the problem of Algeria today. He summoned Jacques Soustelle, political front man for the insurgent Algerian junta, after letting him wait two days for an appointment.

At a 90-minute meeting, de Gaulle asked Soustelle to contact some of his cabinet ministers to elaborate his ideas of a settlement in Algeria. As Soustelle was leaving de office, Soviet Ambassador Sergei Vinogradov walked in. He was believed delivering a note from Moscow similar to notes on a summit conference sent recently to the United States and Britain. By AMBER EUSTUS The Mill Valley Masquers last night opened the top-flight play, wel cast, well directed and staged with imagination. After repeat performance the play will run for two more weekends in the Mill Valley American Legion Hall.

Action begins at 8:30 p.m. While the play, based on the famous Tennessee of 1926, has a message to deliver, it is done with gen erous splashes of humor anc fluid staging. The actual courtroom scenes account for only a portion of the whole. Director-actor-lighting tech nician Earle Marsh may take bows right and left. His expert touch could be felt not only in his own portrayal of Henry Drummond, attorney for the defense, but in those of the entire to the littlest straggler in the cast of 50.

No mean feat, this, moving hordes of townspeople across a stage from two, three or four directions to create atmos pheres ranging from summer afternoon ennui to religious fervor, from group accord to disparate confusion. Staging the (semi round, in this case) creates a curious pull on the audience Townspeople may rise from the audience itself. Dispassionate ticket holders are brought to their feet to sing Hymn of the with those a the Bible meeting or to seat the judge. With the audience seated on not one, but three sides, melt away. Each actor must project himself clearly to the entire feat carried off with signal success.

The parts are without ex Novato Man Fined As Drunk Driver Boris Nicolai Ivanovsky, 35 of 574 Midway boulevard, No vato, must pay a $250 fine for his first drunken driving of fense. He was sentenced yester day in Marin Municipal Court by visiting Judge William I. Locarnini of Napa. Ivanovsky was arrested at Third and Irwin streets in San Rafael on June 5. How Christian Science Heals THE MASTERY OVER KGO (810 KC) Sunday 10 a.m KFRC (610 KC) Sun.

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For sound real estate service call :1 SAN ANSELMO OL J-2230 MILL VALLEY DU 8-8282 BOLINAS, 2891 ception well executed. The main as defense attorney, Leroy Abbott as the Bible-pounding politico and Rick Hackney as the cynical only balance, but are recognizable as the live characters on which the play is based. Outstanding support comes from Arne Anderson as Rev. Jeremiah Brown, Mary Jean Bottini as his daughter, Rachel, and Jim Merrill as Bertram Cates. Other parts, from the judge (Gordon Farnsworth) down to Gertrude the monkey (played by herself) are well done.

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