Alexander Hamilton (SSBN 517) - Naval Cruise Book

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, X GOP Grou Votes Do Pay Ce-.ns lSl'0NlUPD-The '- llcuxSzteCrmmiU.ee.byl than!-lvotebasre - I Eopoulu:condcmnG0P wnwbovoted1oqGov. A borly'xU,m7paynue hrlegishwrs. n-isvm Tae!-15v9tecuneM Y nidltoulmolmulopr' . Skepublicmlegislalurswh - edulinsllhemeasun - - xrsprinundlheilmo v Tbevolewunnnreso -. by Jnck E. Molesworth -- ' imumnenul lu! year in d I.- ing another legislative pay - px-ooouL A Mules-worth had sud he d 'haul the legishlurs' pu e around Penbodfs neck -I g the 1961 gubemnlnrini elect: e maintained that me GOP d win the election on this ' But Nltiuml Republican ' mlttzemm Richard F. 'he - a former senator from Sturbn , uid Moiesworlh's resohg- lion would dugg the Repubhl un Plny. Il Iv be I lernnle thing lo do In our elecled leluf hlorsf' Rep, Francis W. lialrh. R-Bevv erly. said. more Republicans vm.- ed for n une ply raiser than Vultd lliinsl il. 'The pu!y's podlion hu ll, ready been taken. ll we :lan sec- ond guessing lhe pany in the leg- Ldnlure Urn we are xeuing 1 bad precedenl. . .Qui would weaken our strength when it seriously meds improving. he uid. The ply raise pnposal. would laurnse the salary ol legislators to 87,99 l year. Cushing Gives JFK Gifts 0f Late Pope ,lohn VATICAN CITY :UPU-Richard Cardinal Quhing ol Boston. Mus., lodgy prrsenlzd President Kennedy with :ilu that lh: late Pope John XXIII had hoped lo give. Pope John died before he h1d n chance lo present them, so the gills were made posthumously. The gilu included an auto- nphed copy ol the encyclical Siler pacem in lerrisf' gold. :liver and bronze medals com- memorating lhe encyclical lcller 'mnu-r Bl magislra, and three similar medals honoring the ocl casion when Pope John received the Baiun Peace Frizz earlier this yeu. They were presented during a meeling al the North American Pnnlilical CoUege. . Woolworth To Buy Kinney Shoe Chain Sl' UJUIS - Thr F. W. Wool- woflh Cn. is expected ln buy G, R. Kinney Corp, a shoeslore chain, Irom the Brawn Shoe Co., according lo Dow Jones. The sale price, according to a preliminary agecmenl, mould be KD million in cash. The hnal agrtemenl, noi yet prepared, musl be submilled lo Ihr directors ol both firms lar Approval. mi137.' 5 'a ew Sub Is More ,X .,y5-my Than Third Fleet l N f X A31 SK: ' 1 ooo ' ' 'f i , i.,., JS' f- ,Q :Q f,- 'N - 5 -. . Q -E 5 an A Q l Q, ' :lg , + 'S r 'I ' f If N39- 91 x ' A A . , ' A AT CONTROL PANEL - Chief Qnnrtermnsler Douglas S. Dunn. foreground, of Wollaston. is at the ballast control panel ol the submarine Alex- ander Hamilton. Of Retaliation At Elections ly Ullltl Pt!!! lllfrll - Convention halls, 1.-ourLsr , md Cungrcs form the back - today lor civil rights aclivil Al Chicago, Roy Wilkins, e ulive secretary ol lhe Nali ' Association for the Advann . ul Colored PTE INMCPJ. Monday night I Negroes u retaliate al the poll: against Uzmrlen who fail lo support il riillu legislaliou. Wilkins - at opening ol the NM ludnaal convenlion. Summit Mnllnl ln New York. a summit of live key leaders in civil rights movement was sc uied lor today to drall a dinated nationwide campai unpreoedenlzd magnitude pushing the Kennedy adminis lion's civil rights program. Scheduled to allend were kim: James Famer of the 1 gms of Racial Equality: Rev. Martin Luther King Jr the Soulhem Christian Lea fU.S. Navy Photo! ICunt1nnzd h-vm Pnl: ll The next nearest local name we could find was mal ol Sleme L Weaver Jr.. ol Cochiluale. He is an Interior CommunicaLic.ns lllcdrician First Class and his my running lhc atomic reactor. be think much about such an udgnmenl? Reactor Not a bil, he rcpiiqs. 'The reactor is JUS! something that puts out heal. 'l'here's-re.11Iy nolhl mg like il lor submarine power. Weaver also points is lhe ex- cellence of the submarine crews. Alter all we lrusl our ll!e lo he says, Weaver is married lo the farmer Dorthea Naull of Framingham md they live in Mystic with their three youngsters, Weaver's comment on the crew mmmed up what seemed oul- :landing yslerday. The Polaris I . F x 'K 1 f , 1 ,rf ,-I-lf' Q- Z is A rngldem marvel - capi ' today' navy and one olshmg mos! osmplex 21111115 rvet fashioned by the hand man. But lo make il function and carry out its mission. the sub- marine must have a lap notch grew, Purthermore. men cannot ln-e beneath the sea for an in- iicfinile period in such a mn- incd span: unless they are well adjusieg, .intelligent and rsoung lpi. Tms is perimps bm! exempli- fied. byHg::H:1pper ol l.hrioAlex- under n. Comdr. rman B. BSI. U.S.N,. ol Vallejo. e p. ans su Sink: V252 'f.. 'B..1B'9' ml have lwo complete crews, Blue and dGold, cad: taking turns al sea uty. ll seemed lo us that the most relaxed man on the ship was Com- mander Bsac. Even during the 1 ZZ' - 2 1, ,ff f ' 1 ..4, SNP COHIBYSH'-'ei WNUUCY Y CREWMAN AND EDITOR - Slerrie I.. Weaver Jr., right, of Cochituate, 0' me Nalinnal Urban Lea lnicrior Communications Electrician First Class. is discussing: submarine life and A. Philip Randolph dm, of me Bromerhood df E in the crew's lounge with John Herbert, cdilurlof The Palriol Ledger. ing Ca, pm-gen, ' ' 4 CUS. Navy Photoj IIIIII ei I l'lI I' WASHINGTON MP1 - Ameri- can nlliciais doubt lhal the ialesl ouslef ol a Soviet diplomat for lrippini over his cloak and dagger will make much ol a splash in U.S,6ov'iel relations. I7 Send Plrklng 'hvcnlyvseven Russians have been senl packing Irom the United States in similar cases since 1950. Sometimes Ure Kremlin counter punches by booting an American diplomat out ol Moscow. Despite the drama. East-West issues fol- lnw their course. Monday the Stale Department ordered the immediate expulsion ol Soviet Embassy cultural al- lache Gennadi G. Sevaslyanov. 33, accused of trying ln recruit as a spy a Russian-born employe oi lhe U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. The CIA empluyee-who in prop- gr espionage fashion was identi- hed only by the pseudanymn of John -lipped ol! the FBI after he was Iirs! approached by the Soviet atlache on April B. I-'Bl agents lay in hiding to photograph and document John's subsequent meetings will: Sevaslyanov, whom U.S. of- ficials described as an agent of Lhe Committee for Stale Security QKGBP, the Soviet Uniun's secret police. The Washington spy case, which comes hard on the heels oI secu- rity and espionage investigations in Britain and Sweden, also in- volved a third man: Lhe CIA cm-, pIoye's brother who still lives in the Soviet Union 1 Slipped ln U.S. sources said the brother was slipped into Washington Instr April under guise ol being a So- viet official lo help in Sevaslya- nov's attempt Ln recruit John. The State Department put an K White Label i DEWARS f SCOTCH WHISKY ' fg GALLONS ! 2 GALLO 2 GALLO S !' cnd lo Scvaslyanofs adivilics, hcrc wllh a nulc hundcd in Um Soviet charge d'aI!uirs, Genrgi M. Kornienko, A Sovicl Embassy spnkr-:anim denied lhe U.S. L-luaruus. i' S. nf-i ficials made public phu!.:::'aphs and said the FBI had documen- tary proof, gnlhcrcd in xhndmx- ing the case virtually lrum lhc beginning. According ln the U,5. account given newsmcn: The CIA employe. who is slill in the process of gaining his Amor- iccm cilimnship, was enlering his apartment in a Washington, DIS, suburb about 9 p.m. April B when he heard a voice whispering his num:-. llc lurncd in scc his brnlh- cr. whom hc had not seen Ior Z3 years. Along came the chauffeur of the bmlher's car. who was introduced ns Ivan lvanovict.h -but who lreally was Sevastyanav. Powerful Of 1945 critical periork bf Lhe diving and surfacing he was a model of Uv: calm, capable leader who would instill confidence in his crew. The Commander He will Lake the Alexander Hamilton and its comparatively neg' ,crew out today for in sea traunzm and will then n-port in the sub's Dfrmuncnt base. His background includes gradu- auon-imm the U,S. Naval Acad- emy m-191-I, lhcn the U.S. Naval Suhmqrine School and afler some Lime in submarines, he attended Stamford University Graduate School and regeived a Master oi Arts degrm- m 1951, He is lhe hrsl man ever lo commission Iwo nuclear submarines. In 1960 he qommissiomd the Attack Suma- nne Scorpion al Groton. His executive officer is IEDR Robert Daniel Rawlins of Al- lgnlownt Pa.. lhe former execu- Uve-olhcer of the ill-Inued sub- marine Threshcr, He lefl the Thrasher a little over a your ago alicr sqrvirlg Zl months on the ship. Hrs education is typical of the nuclear navy, loo. Graduaud lmm the Academy in 1957. he won his Maslcr's degree in engineer- ing al -the Naval Post Graduate School in Monlerey and then spent a year m nuclear power lraining. Edugalion And Training Education and training are lhe two strong pomls about lhc nu- clear submnrincrs. The Alexander Hamilton has zu combination li- brary :md classroom for just this purpose.. ll's a 'large room for a submarine hul il emphasizes the constant training, in classes on board ship. lhal conlinucs evcn aflcr the ship is in service. There arc many other unique fcalures nbqul the big: ship, which was commissioned o n i y I a st Thursday. There is a real cffnrl in this Lafayette claus of submarims lu increase livcahilily on boa rd ship, lhe captain said, We have sqme room for gracious living xvilh such features as a crew's lounge. lTomorrow: Details about the Alfnndcr Hamilton and lhe mission ol PoInris,suhmnrines.J ' Plaza Tonight AINTRI-SFI - A Inrcwnrksi - ny will bc held al 9.30 p.m.1 t hl at the South Shore Plaza' parking will be available' the display will he visible' any pnrkim! lol or mall' r hc Plaza, whichhis localcd: al lhc junction of lhc Soulhcasl Expressway. Rnulc IN and Route 37 in Bruinlrcc. All storm al lhe Plaza uill he open lonxghl until 9:30 p.m, CAR OVERTURNS HINGHAM - Donald McKay, is, ni 61 Hua! Slrccl. cscapcd in- jury last night when his cur over- turned shortly allcr midnight in front of 240 Main SLrecl. Police said hc was the only occupant aI the car. ' - that British security oil:- ci he Pnlriol Lcdglr, Tuesday, July 2, 1963 5 Q U I N C Y ew British Scandal Old 1951'Spy Case NDON I UPI!-Prime Minis- lc nroid Macmillan Incl-d a : scandal today over lhc reve- I - thai n former British diplo- m was the third man in the Bqraess-MacLean- dcfccuon ssna. d Privy Seal Edward Heath Nd in parliament Monday n th ll. A. R. 1Kiml Philhy, n In r Brilish diplumni and news- m missin Irom Bcirul Lohan E . - incc January. had tipped oil a cd Soviet spies Guy Burgess nnld Maclgan on May 25. ucgv: on lo lhem. Ross and MacLean. former F Rn Oiiicc officials, both fled lo ssia lhv: same day. Lh said Philby. Sl, also may gone behind the Iron Cur- Hc said Philby, a former secretary ol lhe British Em- i in Washington, was a for- Commumsl and had been a l :mcnl before 1946 while 'ng in Lhe Foreign Office.- Blow lu Mucmlllun c revelation came as a new to Macmillan, whose gov' A cnl has been rocked by the nd-sccurily scandal involving ned War Minister John Pro- . and call girl Christine Keel- cmillnn, U1cn foreign minis- defended Philby in 1955 sl opposition accusations Lhnt was lhc lipoll man in the css-Mafia.-nn case. pre-lrinl vice hearing oi y oslenpalh Slcphcn Ward, lroduccd Proiumo to Chris- csumcs Wednesday. ll has od the cnunlry and has had cussions throughout high so- and governmental circles. Atrial of Soviet spy John II already had produced ions about thc efiicicncy oi h sccurily services. London apcrs today asked why il 12 years lo discover PhiIby's in the Burgess-Maclean af- and why he was permitted cape. . iby. who had been working irul as a correspondent for British newspapers Sunday Observer and Economist. IL-Il his Beirut apartment Jun. 23 lo al- lcfiq I Pilrlyl. He never arrived. .His -Anmcricnn wife reporlcd Iiim missing. DUI Inlcr asked per lm: lo mill all lhe Search when Shq rccewcdhn lolcgrzun Irum Calm Sllrwd ln his name. licnlh said Monday lhal Mrs, Philbylhns since mccivod a icllvr lndlpnlmg her husband is in a Snvlel-bloc rounlry. The lqllgr has lgccn thoroughly checked by Ysecunty officials, he said, New Haven Railroad Appoints Bolinder Assistant Manager NEW-HAVEN, Conn. - C. Rob- ert Bolmdcr of 38 Oakwood AVL- nue, Whitman, Mass., has been !lPPOinled 'assislnnl mnnugrrf TOFC ITr:uIer4:n-Plnlcurxlor the New Haven Railroad, il was nn- nounmd this neck. Slncc 1959. Mr. Bniindcr has been Manager-T01-'C Sales nul of Boston. 'fBoh joined lhc New Haven Railroad in October. l9Il, as a clerk-stcnographer in the passen- ger traffic department and, Iol- lowing years with 'Pvc U.S. Army Air Corps. he rclurncd ln ihe roadlas a traveling assistant in fha Plggvback Division oI the irclghl' Lrallic department. He is a member of lhc Tral- lic Club of New England, is pus! president of Lhe Abington High School Alumni Association. past president ol .the Forest Street School PTA in Whiunun and is past commander or Post 112, American Legion, Abington. He is married lo the Iormnr Jane! Kimball of Whitman. They have lwo children. Karen Lee. 17, and Donna Jeanne. ll. Bob is also a member ol Ute American Fcdcralion ol Mu- sicians, plays the French horn in the Rockland American bel gion Band. as well as with the Brocktnn Legion Band. This Year's Catch - Seca gweet ' SHRIMP load :Ion now. lu un nap- vm. No wevk, no lun, no wana- lineul Sea Swell Inna. Scien- mimny anna, wma, ana cooked, ready Oo serv:-in xolodl,codzlniIx,armoincaurn ha! dishes. All xixu oi your nv., umm, 4 oymf ce. ua. - llloxl, ml-mln: f A Ry ff' 'Aki ,i.i.s . f' A . . - 5 , ' sown-1 cunnsi. SHRIM P! Malmo your 40h of July cool:-au! u nal bang-up nffuir wiih a london Broil lhal you know il bells! because il is graded PRIME THE HIGHEST QUAUTY iboli wa en.. is ,W :Emi W YOU CAN BUY wbu. levi ,,. of mv' 3, wr n ' ME su- K ,N uw..-n va I wqdaivf' ' . xy, ffi-2' whim. Cnn-md X X RX. A, . . byqvglli . 'X h . pn X - .N N., vedmpnl- X N iibxfg, L-of S! Qififi ' I ,T , , L LB' Q X Us' ,EASE QQ - A EQLISIQUJEON mm 83 IARMOUR 11-B-fi-3 ROAST BEEF PEAS E95 HAM 3 ,YQ my BEN'NEI'I S SAVE we ICI-IILDMILDSKINLESS mms, FRESH . 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Fresh Charges nun unnuuu EDITGIIAL A Safe Holiday Tragedy mo often is an ingredient of our national holidays, as our post-h0lid8y CISUBICY -lists demonstrate. The National Safety Council estimates that between 550 in 650 Americans will be jdlled on the highways this Fourth oi July hohday, be- tween 6 p.m. Wednesday and .midnight Sundpy, and that an additional 415 will dig from dxjowmng and other accidents unless apeclal care 15 exer- cined. Last Fourth of July, A Wednesday, 244 persons were killed in accidents - 155 of them on the highway, a record for a oneday Fourth of July holiday. The previous tour-day Fourth oQ July, in 196l, saw 509 persons killed in traffic mishaps and 415 fatalities from other types of accidents. The Safety Council puts out these grim esti- mates to impress upon people the need for safety and caution. Yet too often they are ignored, and carelessness and hasw fake their holiday toll. Traffic deaths account for mos! of the holiday tragedies, but boating and swimming deaths are all too high. Most of these accidents can be nvoided if Americans will take it easy and use their heads, regardless of where they are. A reminder: ln Massachusetts, the use or possession of fireworks is banned by state law and violations are punishable by fines or impris- onment. The only exception is plper caps. Fire- works displays may be conducted only by compe- tent operators. who are bonded and have received a permit for a display. aoum warm On Pm 'rn News Briefs International U.N, councn. onus GENEVA llleunnr - Problem: d developing counlrks mil dmmnnu: me n-math-long meeung ul the Umm! Nauom Econamu: and Social Councd KECMOCI. opening here ldv. The councxl ull arrange lor the World Trade md Develop lnenl Conference neil year. produce uhm plan: lar lhe U.N.'l dn'elopmenl dzcldef' md review lhn Imrld'l ecommlc md nodal problems, MAFIA CRACKDOWN DEMANDED 110515 .UPU - The dyumne Iullmg ol uvvn palace md loldnerx spurred lresh demands today lor l governmml onshudzl lgulul IM Maha. lhe notorious Sncihm criminal xoclely. Fne pohce And lwo army bomb disposal experu were :lam Sunday by a charge nl T.N T. phnlrd In an Ablndmcd ur mr: luburh ol Palermo. Sully. ll lu the vmrsl unch manure m ll years. V U.S. STUDENTS TOURING CUBA IIAVANA IUPlr - Fully-mn: American students. housed ul the elrnnl Rn-:era Hotelpwrlookmg the Gul! ol Museo. coo- unued their All-expenses-pad lou! d Cubu lodgy. The Cuban Ffxierluon ol Unncruly uudenu lFEUl, sponsor ol lhe lnp, announced yelcrday that the Americans wxll mee! Premier Fidel Casuu but uid the dale had not ben determmzd. BRITISH PRISON ERS RELEASED ADI-LV 1UPh - The Yemeni Reouhhcln Governmenl why nleumi I5 Bnuah urncemen held pruoner :mn they wandered into Yrmen nn a mihl maneuxer las! month. The Britons ue expeclcd ln rrlum lo lhcnr home base here lamorrow They were captured dur l hlwliy xhnmsh nth the Yemen: lnbnmen ailer may md B otha: - Including Iour krvlcewnmen - xuayed ever me lense holder. KENYA INDEPENDENCE DATE SET IDNDON elleulcrv - Kenya wlll become independent Du: 12. subyect ln mrsury steps hung compleled m ume, according lo lmemmenl documenl published in landon laday, RACIAL WAR LOOMS IN GUIANA GEORGETOWN. Bnush Gwam 'APU - Bnluh Guunil pohlsul warlare brlusn Negrurs and Lui lndum thrulend today ln explode mln ncnl warhre. Pohrr Chief Carl Ausun und he land further violence lller a Negro nu bully nhol yesterday In A ulhge Eve males lmm Gmru-town, Ihr cnpnlal. Rnoung broke ou! when shops run by but lndnuu reporlcdly rduud lo :LI In Nelrou. Ntlmu lacked the show, lliher International News Ndlnrnrilyxnhllllrluh-Pllri, U5.6ovkt nhlkh an lnliedd will Lnlnl gy Oulu - Pant Lll1uAxnllInullIlluMpIavhUlsIu-Plluli. National LAST muses Aniurr MIAMI 'UPU - The lu! xchafuled Merry Ahh!! d Cuban nfugns Armed yulrrday, md the hu! Red Crm: amp la ull lmm Cuba loads about HJ more euks In Hanna lanky BRANDEIS SENDS NEGROES FOOD WALTHAM. Mus 'UPI' - 'Nw lam al food vu cn rw!! to nkshlule Nrxrou an Greenwood. Hua.. today, thanks lo E Bdannku Umveraaly xludmu who nn! unthuut dinner me du MIY The Brmdcu propel. pan ul the load lar freedom campnxm Ilsbehexedtohelbclnxsldluklnxlarncnlfirvlbgllxrd nniv:-mum The canned IrunL1 md vttlubles. Hour. nce ul! Aunt le!! Bmlon aboard I lnnl provided. ln: al charge. by thlBalmamI.uK:allheTumsLu's Umm. Dlher National Ney: un-inhuman-mummu.-r..n State cAnmmu. mums TONIGHT BISION-Ahzrnmarvthlnlhrtcwzelsmhunrandll 1heVllinn.RkhardCardmalCushmluschedulcdmrelm'u bBmlmlpLsevmmgalGlDpmHuExnmmcen1lnmw allngmmrwn nu Tmwwarad Aulmn The num uzuchzd duunllllihnhelorecunmglobmun SEAT BELT BILL REVISED STATE IIOYSE. Boslm - The Home hu rtnved Gov, Emllmu Pubprifs rxurnmendalno lor mandatory uuulhlm dsnlberumnncanmhiarrumusdmltnxuualta nzxt-6:11 l. hull'-as haunted! advenecwnrm rqn-1 ru gm, nudmmlm- um-Acnpunre rwunmamllull CAPITAL OUTLAY BILL SITE HOUSE. Boston 'UPI' - The H mug lv UNI 'vw-ml w - sv mdlna mlm Q-'nulgyyiu Idngill Junms G. Wheeler. Dvlesl ond. ob sd ber Nl! mvsrd :Im-1 such n lypewrxterxl He ninth: new ml hr huns-mg LQ rw-fe fywf- Human Other iran- News cor vp v -f 1' ff ::-' ' ':4es:: -iv r-Ln ?T':: xr 1 -Y .. no Q ' I he atrini Wehger QUINCY 4 l'lCl'l!REDlNPl0l'lLLPtitdKtlllhiYW'PlllVl nut In Vulku UQ Ulu. No llkrpreter vu 34:4 hrlu llllhlUkliB!UllhlkpllllIIhlr1lfll'CDCillUl9 dtusevallgu5elQllnlyllP-u.lI. KUPI D Pope Paul, Kennedy VATICAN CITY MP! - Pope Paul VI received President Ken- nedy in a historic audience India md exmndzd his biasing tn s Arnerirans. He said he would pray for the Praidenfs efforts ln emi racial dlscrirninalion. Ever ll1lI.luI V The ponlill, dlzr conkrnn! ivnlely for 40 rninules mlb the Exist Roman Catholic Ameriun president. told his guest: We are ever mmdlul in our prlyers ol the elforu l0 ensure to all your citizens the equal ben- ehu ol cilimenslup, which ha-ve ls their foundation the Nunlgb' al all men because of lhenr dlvllly u rsons and children ol God. TE Pope Lben turned iq space exygorauou and other lopncs. He an 1 These past lew fears have :een imprssive dev: opmenlslin the exploration ol space lo which the United States hu made no- ldile contributions. May meg un- dertakings umke on a meanmg ul homage rendered to God. crealor and supreme lawmaker. Because they lugur so much for the bege- fil ol mankind, may they be m- dicllive ol true And peurlul pro- gress which would bring men lo- gethzr in a closer relauonshup ol universal hrotherhood. Sputum: Harmony '11!s is what we hear allen ln the discourses nl your excellenvy. how with candor your words re- call the higher moral principles ol truth, ol justice md ol liberty, We had A lponuneoux harmony with that which our venerable dignity ul Lliejndiviqunl human predecessor. Pope John Hill persnn, a dxgmtiewhxch lpe A1- wrote in his las! encyclical let- mQghly Creator- slowgd xn cre- lzr, hmm in Tunis, when he gun: man In hu own Image and prsented anew to the world the hkeness. I I Churvclfs column! teaching on Lhel We are ever mmdlul m our JFK Challenges DeCau1le With NATO Unity Plea Confer prayers of the efforts lo ensure to all your citizens the equal ben- efits of citizenship. which have as their foundation the equality of all men because of thelr dignisr as persons and children of G . Canlidznl on Peace The untiring striving lo obtain world peace is lo be commended highly, and we are confident that these labors will find a ready ge- sponse in all men of good will. 'Universal peace in charity and justice can be achieved, and we Ieel that me elforls of the United NAPLE, Italy CUPD - Presi- dent Kennedy. in an apparent new challenge la French President Charles de Gaulle. wound up his European lou: today with a call lor grealer allied kms! and an end In sell-suilicienl national- Sllullhn Improving ln a speech at the NATO South- ern Commsnd Headquarters here. Kennedy slnsstd the theme that llmnger Westem unity is needed lo meel lhe Communist lhreal. He exprsscd the belief lhal the situation is improving. The President new la Naples by helicopter alter mceling with Pope Paul VI at the Vatican and agreeing with Italian President Antonio Sergi that negolialions with Russia could and should be continued without weakening the Allanlic Alliance. In I joint Communique lol- lmving his lalk with Kennedy. Semi uid that Italy is prepared lo lake part in Iurther slugdles ol the projected NATO mued- manned nuclear force, Kennedy was flying lo Wash- ington lonighl. culling short hns four-country tour. Originally he was scheduled to retum to Rome and bead lar home lomorrow moming. Speaking lrvm a prepared, lexl. the President was clearly mmdful of lhe troubles within some of Europe's major governmenu - France. Germany and Ilaly in particular - and he realized troubles ol this nature could complicate the inlemalional situa- tion badly. His emphasis on the need lor, greater Westem unity appears to be a direct message to DeGaulle who has been opposing many poli- cies within NATO. Kennedy said he was taking lhel opportunity of lhd speech lo rc- virw . . . my findings and feelings alle: 10 days in Western Europe. States will bear lruil and help lo secure for all peoples of this trou- bled world lhal peace which will enable them to prosper and lo gn- joy the blessings which God ln- tends lor them. To this end. Iol- lowing the example ul' our prede- cessors, we, loo, are dedicating our prayers, our energies, and our life. We extend lo you a hearllcll welcome. and through your excel- Iency we wish lo send our greet- ings ln Mrs. Kennedy, lo your family and lo all the citiwns ol your country, invoking upon them the. abundant blessings of God. Viican sources said Kennedy lold the Pope at one point dur- ing the audience: A I hope lo see you in the Um!- ed Slalcsf' The sources said il was not a formal invitation. Pope Paul only raised his hands in reply, gesluring as if,lo say ll depends on providence, the sources said, llotter Than llot! Relief n a L Alter the rrmrdequahng lem- peratures ul yesterday and today, the nur tropical heal uave ls expected um rzlu somewhat lu gm mmorrvw. Police Kill Man After Stabbing BROCKNJN - A former men-1 ul pun-nl was ,hal lo death by polncv lul m,,h! nllcr he stabbed one ol the four palm- men vuho wen! In hu home ln uk: mm ua a menul hoxpnal. The mercury soared lo A :lull 5 yesterday equalling the high for the dale established July I. ll'I'2. and today has been dallyulk ll :bool the reoard level ol W subbshcd eighl years ago, WuIkrmu'l View Huwever. lor what nl's worth: Chnl ur from the Great lgkes lildugan and llhnou regmn will drop temperatures lo the low In middle lf: with much less hu- midlly and overall more season- able mndxuoasf' says lhe wellb- umm. The 'cold lronl' wnll arrive lalz lamghl and early lomorruvu, Il vull pas over and be on :Lx way vulhm 24 ln U hours and ml! be lolloued by a trend ol warm- er lrmpcralures agam. although posubly nol quite as hugh as nn the past meek Mcannhllc. the U.S. Wcalhcr Dand V, Olunder. 50, ol 10' Bureau m Chicago yesterday pre- Hlllberg Avenue, was pfronouncedjndrd Uul the monlh ol July wnll dead on Amval ll Brocklon be one ol the hottest in history Hospnul alle: one ol Uk palm--:throughout the country. men lured a smgle shot mlo hm Water Seurdty chest allcr he uni bcacrk ' Bam and rcslncliorns on lhe Also rushed lo the hospiuliuse al water remained m eflcd was the uuured oflm-r. Patrol-im many area mmmunllnes as the mm James L Mciflaren, 50. ol susumzd drought continues In ex- ll! Belmont Avenue. brother-nmlhaust rservoml lm Iell on veg- hw ul Penn cmd Joseph C elalm,The wrnlhemwl if num Wnghl 'mlermmng the pasnbxhfy ol scu- Hp un dcscnhcd as ln loud und thunderstorms lm: aller- cmdlhon this mormnl by hospnl, nam a' evening. but nys no sub- ul officials uho sand he was slanual precxpnlalmu as in sight. slashed lhra hmes an lhs le!!! The air eondllionef' has m- lrm md once an thc chest levllahly become one ul lhe most The pohcc uenl lu 0I.md4-r's popular purchases m department bane an the requcsl ol hu unle,land appliance stares, Apphance Josephine, who wld them lh.1l'dealen rtpnrt :ala ol air condr behad been acung peculiar Shcuoocn al many uma mmul usd he had been xharpenmg volume , lmves and had lhrcalened her, Many ol the dealers are sold Pom! sand L' Ilarcn, SEI Jo-xml daily and are draining the :sph L Johnson and Palrolfneutalready depleted resources al dns Fnnru J. Anna and John hnk-Itnbulors ln meal the burgeomng mm ullcd I0 Olandcr through lk door ol hu apartment and he invuatl them m. lcfllnn mu the hrs! lo en- ter whnle the others. who had hem warns! urher by Dr Ahmham Rukm Lhal Olander nn vnoknl md dmgeroux. :land wlnde nth draun gum Olnnder immediately lnpld nt consumer demand Other eharactznslim al the pub lick rencuon In the heal wave: crowded beaches on weekdays. overlhnzud, stalled aulanobnles m the highways: enmlvyecs Irud from lhur pbs'urly lo lee! vhlzver rebel may he pnshble, Oltbd Fir Ballly Wllh Ut July 4 holiday on hind. record breaking rrvvds an ex, hun mth u sharpened lnu:hen'Ecl.zd ln jam hjghwayx uyd lmle They lrappled bnrfly bel aches mcrezsmg the probahd- lon llllmgmlheflmr Ixtydahlghlallinhnhdayac- Benn: al the nanou hAlIuay,cdenu and llvu. lbtolher olllmrs could not reachg ll muld he wane 1Tae sus Olmder and Scrlunl Juhnsonkumed run ul opprmuvc nzlrgr pn an urdfr to open lure ibn nd yel featured l day vnlh 'Wamm wa: 'ww-,msg a m c 1 ,ml are e or u rea r Lubhd the uounchd palnzknan July day exlabluhed m I9ll. when lar the Mm uma. 'the mercury mmmlzd Lu IM. llcCl.arcn md began sluhmg ax! Peter Carofoli New Head Of Hull Public Schools HUU. - A l7'YflH1ld rtgxonal :bod dlxlrarl supcnnlmdenl kk: over the runs ol me Hull puhhc school: Aug lum a no yur cunuad al I-'Fun Utd: Il-:dial Stihl The Sdmml Cumnuuee laday ap pnmled Parr V Gamloh. :ho psenlly heads the Narngameu Repmal Hugh Schoul In Baldum- vllk lnd Schuol Dxslncl Ijmon I Hn mnuad ulLs Int I Sum! uhry Lhe hrs! yur and HUD! Ihr around Mr Garoloh, :nn plum ln mah hu home m Hull. In sekctzd lrnm 15 appucanu Iran New Engiand. New York li! New Jersey Be ncen-rd hu AB degree lrwn Haly Crum m IDG and al- lmded Tnmty Culkge He ob- llmzd hu nuslnfs degree lmrn Pnchburg Suu Cnlkze m 1950 and hu sxuaxd an Baum Uru- nrsnly md Ihr Unnzruly ul Coo- 30011. He uuzhl pc the Aaah wallxe Jumlr Huh School m Farmmg- lou. Conn. und lnrn INT-31 wxs nmsunx pnncxrnl and luadance, dznctnr d the Ternpldm H4515 Sched, Schnnl Dulnd Unmn I inrludrs Trrnvldcn. Baldvmnlk and Phxl- iprim, I P'fTS ISI-Sihtllrllhilllht WNV Juffr H101 Schml m Nr'- af- 1-3 - gr-mm: 4 fn. Qrqsq, 'Q - - , hn,, Pl.TlI.V.GAl0f17U fnzldH1ghSdzmlinCm1mcucu1 lrun uwsv, In 1ss1, he nf! pnnupal and supznntmdem ul lheNl!TlllI!dlRzpma2HiLh Schmlnndmlwurasnamedtn hedLhelJnxonD1s1nct ll.r.Glrdnhhmarnedlndlhe hlhsdfmrchaltm. I Polaris Sub Has More Fire Power Than Entire Third' Fleet 0 1945 R. HERBERT Pntrlot lndger GROTON, Conn. - The U.S ol :ls newest and submarines out lu lo show il ol! to By JOHN Edllnt. he N -' look one lu. .sl Polaris sea yesterday V the newspaper, radio and lzlevu- non representatives ol New Engl had. Alexander Hlmllldl 111: SHN Alexander Hamilton has a lenglh ol 45 feet. On Ume surface she dlsplaces about 7,000 Ions und. submerged. her dis- placement rises la lboul H110 tons lI's nul easy lo wrile about Um Sll0,tIl7,0w ship thsl carries more Ilre power than the enlire Third Fleet which ranged the Pacllic Ocean in World War Ll. ll'x not easy because so much about the ship is lop sccrel and clasuhed. Even the ofhcers were relucunl lo lnlk about much ol Ihr operauon - mm! out general ve been already the npresenlalives inlormaljm media spirit of the lhinl. olher than la Lhmgs lh ul released, And ol the public joined in Lhe A realizing that at vu not their task to give aid and comlorl Lo a potential enemy. The Alexander Hamillnn le!! Ihe Electric Boa! Works plant ol General Dynamics early yuter- dzy, went wall oul to sea and wi m I demonstrnion dive. Thee ships. daigned lo be more zmdenl under water than on the nurture. nm nnoothly and man- euver well when submerged. Ac- tually. during the whole day the ship barely rolled whether on the xurhcz or making lint turns while surmerged. I Local Cru' Member: Plr! of lhe day uas spent seek- ing out local members ol the crew. One nl the lirsl we found was Senior Chief Quulermuter Doul- ln S. Dunn ol Wollaston, an old hugh lchonl clgsmale of Palriol lgdger Pholognpher laban H. Whittaker Jr. Chief Dunn is lhe nm ol Mr. and Mrs. Freeman S. Dunn ol li Winthrop Avenue, Wollulnn, He has ben in Lhe Navy for Z! years. and in submznnes smce 190. llullll WMM War ll he ruled lhe Plcnfu: un the USS Cai SWL cfncmtrating on Jn- panee shxps They sank 15 Ju- panse mcrchanlmen and lhrze Japanese vm-amps. Chkf Ihmn lm! lo school some lim: back ua became a naviga- lm' hul ended up u Chnl ol lhe Boll fm' the executive of- hcu' al the Alexander Hamilton. We uled him what be thought al lhe Hamilmn and haw be hked Pulau mhmanne scrvxce. Ill! llr1MAy You can'l heal il, said the ghgid. ll you gall: lo submar- uungzjvu midi! u well In larsl llmn lx married lo the former lhnlyll Muullon al Belmont and they hw um Groton with their two chaldnn. Douglas, I. and Cad cr A Y . Ycslerday in A special me lm' Gnd Dunn it in hu 4151 hnrthdly. However, in ns an nm: -that vent by unnnuczd on the xmp. He Planned lu celebrate ans he returned bomz. 'hfld 0: Pu: Sl Monahan! Doctor Quimed On Illness BKFKDN 1U'Pll - Ddeng and rmecubou lawyers cunlerrad mln Jozph W. Monahan Jrfs dm-tar may lo determine wheher he was 'dl enough ln resume lhe :gran Cunmon Garage larceny Monahan. I Belmml rexxdmi and ure chairman ol the Massa chmztu Parkmg Authority IHPAV, in stricken yesterday with a stomach ailment and laken in Winchester Hospxul. After cmlernnl nth Dr Paul Kelleher at the hospital. the Iam yer! ml! ram Lo Judge Franca.: J. Qm1co. ' . ' 3 T, 1:47 'bt UNDER WAY AT SEA AND ABOUT T0 DIVE: The Polaris submarine Alexander Hamilton is shown plowing the Atlantic Ocean preparatory to diving. 1Genenl Dynamics Pholol Inside Pages Famed yacht America de- wvyed alla being acquired by Nlvy-Pug: 21. P A RIS 'UPU - President' Charles de Gaulle will attempt' during his trip to West Germany' DeGaulle To Urge Germany To Reject Kennedy Plan visualizcs would acl as A counter- balance to American influence within Ihe Allanlic Alliance. Likely On Crime! Croup's Report BOSTON 'UPU - Ala, Ggn, Edvyard W. Brooke says al new mdnctmenls are lo be made nexl week on findings of the Massa- chusetts Crime Commzssmn. I The annuuncemenl was made by I snokeunan lor Brooke who Monday was in Waslunglun. Brvokc's office said speedy lriall ugould be sought following the in dxctmenu The office said Brooke also may leek special grand jury sllhnp in connection with the mdnctmenls most of which will be in Sullolki County though two other counties also are involved this week lo get the Bonn govern- max! lo rejecl President Ken- nady's plans lor a broader Atlantic community, diplomatic xourcu said today. I-'Hes 'l'o Bonn -The French president flies to Bonn Thursday. lm than two weeks alla' Kennedy! lriumphal visit lo Wm! Germany and Wm! Berlin. In his two days nl talks with Chancellor Konrad Adenaucr, De Gaulle is expected to press for German backing for his own ideas on a closely knit. inde- pendent Europe The talks wnll be held under Khc recently rali- hed Franco-Gcrrnan Cooperation Treaty. -Diplomam sources here pre- 'il dined tough going lor De Gaulleg bmause ol two laclors: I -The hundred: of thousands d West Germans and We-.sl Ber- liner: who turned out to gxve Kennedy a rousing reception last wed. enthusiasm ol the growds mdlcalmi Wal Germany lo lhe Musachusells Sen-N ll strongly pro-Kennedy. 1 UU 'W IU CSIISFIUII-BKDYY 'NCS-HK!! -Chancellordeslxnale Ludwig' on his election lo succeed the late Erhafd, wha will Lake over. Pwr John xxm, A yAaeuw's you uns fall. mn-' 'nil GN!!-Tim. KIKMU by Pav! xidcrx the Franco-German lrcaly Al Secretary ol Slalz Amelelmn nrt of good neighbor ar' 941411-ul Clmmam. read. U1 varlrqranzanm. De Gaulle sm the flbe Saverengn Ponull extends faemrd as a mmerstone for his hu coninl thanks for your Umm-1 Europe. , Lhuughllul lelicnlalxons and prny-I The sauna said De Gaulle' ers m the occnumnof his elec-ywnnu the treaty implemented lu UU IM CVNIIIUODV 'the later, The Unltd Europe he, Pope Thxnks Senate For Congratulations BOSTDN IUPII - Pope Pzul! VI Monday cabled hu Hoordnan But the sources said the West Germans will argue their defense is inseparable from the U.S. umbrella, and that nnlhim! should alter lhis within the North Atlantic Treaty Organization 1NA'l0.D Forecast Wann And humid hnighi, uhh Q Im hmpernun cl 15 dqroos. Tomorrow partly , cloudy with :ahead Ohundar- 1 shaven possible in iho :Har- noon and noi As haf as Uodny. ' Enrpan in Block hlund: Soufhwnflrly winds I5 fo 10 lmon tonight, blaming north- wnloriy fnmorrcw, Partly cloudy with A chancn d Ihundlnhawlu Ionighf lad urly hmorruw. ALMANAC Tadny High Tide: l:51 a.m., !:IJ p.m. Hlighi: IJ H., 9.2 H. Ln: Tide: 1:41 a.m., 1:51 p.m. Sun Rini: 5:12. Sun Sofa: l:14 Length OI Dny: 15:12 Tomurrevr High Tide: 9:11 a.m., 0:55 p.m. HligM: l:1 H., 9.5 H. Law TIM: 1:31 n.m., 1:0 Needham Man 'Very Happy' To Be Back From Russia NDIJHAM-A lcnner Need-I hqm nnracux and United Slam! An- Force majnr, who elcded lo take up rssdmce nth has family In Russa in 159, na: very hawy lo be back home today. No Clnmnt Beyind nrnznenling that he ru hippy ln be mn in mul bane lmm. Ubem Rn-ciardelln rdused tn stale why be had re-P tamed lo lbe U.S. or lo elahorald on big lour yan behind the Iron www , I Raeugrddh, who is staying' nth has PIG!!! lr. IIB lm' Auguxtm Riociardzlli of I! Mills Rnd. dedafai be had no deh- lil! plam. Beyond that l do not can Lo cornmeal. he added. A hmily spokesman sulcd that Ruc- nrlier in the momh cinrdellil wife. Norma, who re- turned Lo her hmne in m, several months fijed a petition for a visa lar ber husband C4-nualia. mln. had nonquola upon her return lmm the Soviet Union, ' Riccimrdelli indiczlcd that his children Linda. . . Sllph .13 vim him m nemnfz. Wm? I Sun Riux: 5:13 Sem Sth: l:24 Lmgfh Ol Day: 15:11 Ynhnhfs mun tempora- Yun: IS. Nsmnl: TI. Dqru dnys yuhrday: I. Nmml: 0. Index x AMUSEMENTS .,.... 13. CLASS. ADV. .,.. IU, 20, COMICS , ........... , CROSSWOKD ............ 15 21 il 25 DAILY INVESTOR ......, 4 eol'romAL . Llmsucwr. cnn.DREN's PUZZLE ,. Monsnn Llvmc A . onrruuuss ., soclAL 11, svowrs . u, u, 15. 'rv a vumo 2 22 15 10 li I2 I6 , ZS WEATHER MLP , va

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RYAN-oh sadistic YERENCE STAMP- hmod Manor-Ar-Anm i ...Z whiz ur Till insidious 3 PETER SELLERS ' with a roving eye for the girls in a i sparkling wiffy romp-IN COLOR -NOW PLAYING- I ' gee ki QA Qs: . iv! F5 . ffifift' -- A 'iilftw-if '-,4 ...pe-.1-S-.--asf I .-...-fs..-We. rl gi!-l.'f1E'QQl'Q'if!g.s Tl. sis ,.GIf'5Tf'j if Q What's It Like To Dive In ub. Editor Gets Periscopic Answer ly JOIIN R. HERBERT Edltal. 'ne Patriot hi GROTON, Conn. - For those who have never been ln a sub- marine betore. the most common miestion is What is it like to 've in one? The answer seems simple eooulb-i! the ship is one like the Polaris Suhnnrtne Alexander Hamilton on which we cruised Monday, The sensation as the shiP loes under is less than the ellect at an MTA czr entering the tunnel just belore Andrew Square. Perhcqe View The most sensational thing is to do u ldid and watch the drive tnrn a periscope as the ship I'-lf'-I down and the air Irom ber Lanka blasts skyward. To those who recall the Christ- mu Tree or red and green light- ed control panel ot the old sub- marines we have news: the con- trol board is new all red. using rymbols instead ot onion to show condition ol the mph valves. The term uthristma: hee is out and instead it is called the Stntdzt Board. However. tech- - . .uyu nom ou un 2ND BIG WEEK TODAY-1:15-8:00 3 SHOWS-THURS. 1:00-411518115 STRANPD fl' A .HAY .,,. wmvn , , Avrzlunaur F ,. :nas A-fauna tenuous nu .. no-ruling-,Ju roosv Mn .-nouns si.oo . Aouus L49 IQGKPW Aouus Sl .49-Au on cnitoegn 504 ULAX lNCO0t COMIOIV In-nv an nmoim muu womno FREE SHOW . -4oh df July- Al I0 AM. Sponsored ly Yhe Following Buimnumen IAIIXJLFNMFG CO. I I CLIIAN NDWI. IIXIUS IXYEIY tltt'S Hwutv sion MAMOND nunmcv M l GAF? Ii SONS, INC. IMI!!! COO' IANK 5l'IWl'S Ott I SIIVICI GCDD U05 IYS IISIAUIANT L DCUCAVESSIN MXH! IAIIVCS L VAIN CIINAN CNEVIOLH IAVLOYS IEWUIV A Gt!! 94002 IAEOUN CNLDIINS 580971 IAIDOUM SNIIIBS LAN! iuiv 1 nw wiv 9 dv0fCe Italian S le ,...f... fy in.aou,i.-M.-of. KIVKYMALIIVI. or RANDOLPH nical name is Ballast Control Panel. A round circle means open - a straight har means closed but the colors remain red because it was found surprisingly .enough that Lbe red and Breen colors could be confusing, espe- 'cinlly to IILYDDB just enterint U70 control area. For a while it appeared that we might not get a diveg we were late getting out to' deep water due to early morning tn. The skivver made it clear that while he could get out and back in the log. he wasnt takin: any chances ot col- lision. especially he said with a twinkle in his eye, uhh A cargo ot nevismen on board. Finally well out to sea ott Long Island the ttme neared lor the diving exercise and maneuvers. The captain was sitting near one ot the periscopes on the raised platform where the diving olticer can nm the ship. Around him he had the Ballast Control Panel. the ptanesman and helm:- mnn sitting side by side like co- pilots, bandllnl equipment that oolu much like that ot a bi! kt: and then the navigation section and its data. The certain looked up at the clock an called out We'll pull the plug in about l0 minutes. DIve. Dive The men on watch took another close look at their dials and pules. ln ever so briet a time the skipper yelled Dive, Due and and smoothly without much sensation. This was another practice sion tor the crew put togelhu' especially tor the Hamilton. With- inashorttimetheyuillbeat sea tor the long patrol, getting used to lite in their new home beneath the uaves. Once they go to sea they will never surface and hence Lhe great nt-cd lor liveabil- ily. You see htlle touches ot it here and there. A large. recently painted portrait ot Hamilton in line crew's mess: a picture ol the Hudson River steamer Alexander Hamilton given by the sponsor ol the tamed old vessel: and two precious items in the otticer's mess' a small painting ot Hamil- ton done during the Revolution :ind a Christmas note trom Ham- ilton to Washington, both ol these items bein! :liven by the Bank nt New York, which- Hamilton lounded ln a dutterenl vein, there lv the sicn in the medical center We'll ht-lp you out . . . just tell us lion you Rot in ' The skipper explains that the ship is pretty much .1 suspend- erw and brit opvr.itinn tlhcrcver pgs-mic, lun or more mcans ot 'doinl a Job are providti. Take a ses- Av rlvomll eu oauinn un v 1-:sm onivs-in I menus . JAH!! llll fill ' ADYIIYVIII nu My NEP I if . i I M ith: 1 ii' E I i , F rrcnvncoton- .. ...wc .t -nu--' vi ' mo no rumu IIIIAIUN DANA YAHOR ANDREWS ELEPHANT WALK IN lfCPlNICOtOl vu.-noulvraae nu mu su nnuvnunnl lm osvusunnnouro. uuuuvlnuons Ill HISOII VID. IVI. IULV I0 A JERRY LEWIS ' EX OFFICE G96 AV 7 l.M. HOW SYAITS AY NNI. HK IIMS I ILAVGIGIQ vff?.fF.'i?.l?.f'..i3.2JO L AMPtlAD1ACiNlPARlING C my wa uma wsgwggoianni AE 1: v- au- an :ru :Jo Divorce Italian -...:n'.:'..f::f.r... Style 'ww HE DIED 0 AER! Walt X Disney 4 ' Pi . V I -is . 4 'T-LLZ ' ' f Q . ' at- . Brian KEiTH'TonrriyKlRK Mata KRISTEN-Kevii CURCORAN .' TEDICIIJR' ' --WW simple item: there ue two ditter- ent air conditioning methods. Star 'hunter Main problem ot the submarine is to know at all. times exactly where it is in relation to the rest ot the world. For l mrtlce ship this is no neat problem but tor a Polaris lub lt is not u it may seem. 1111.1 is because the bolt is underwater all tba Lime. So bow do they know whee they ue? Well one system ls to use the star tracker. an ILM piece hoe ll Periscope that searches out a specific star and tracks it automatically while feeding the data to a giant digital computer. This latter device is NAVDAC tNavilation Data As- similation Computer! and B typi- 'cal ot the complex oyntion ot the giant submarine. ' Not too tnr away are the giant binnlcles that house the SINS lShips tnertial Navigation Sys- iteml, a gyroscopic device that teUs just how tar the ship has traveled and in what direction. Add to this the wvrk d rldlr SEA AND SHORE GLEANINGS ly EDWARD KDWE SNOW Mae noun ugm . I still vividly recall A slight accident I was In when I served as able bodied neaman aboard A Los Angela to San Francisco treljhter. I have even forgotten tbe name ot the treighter. al- though I never thought l would, The time that we were coming into San Francisco harbor was either in 1926 or 1927 and an- other ship crashed into us slight- ly. lt was A gentle touching, you might say, and had no serious rsulls, but all during the activity we could hear the log bom trom Mile Roch Lllht. 3lll'blIIt Because d the triendshlp ot Ben Arid who lives at lllt Seventh Street. Formosa Beach. Cold. and whue real name is Melvin Clemens Bamard, l was able to learn the present history ot Mile Rocks Light. He quotes Charles Hillinger who called the lighthouse the Spnrk'plug. Mr. Hillinler indicates that this en- trance to San Francisco Bay, known as Mile Rocks, is one ot the strangest placs in the world on which mon have to live. 1'he 44-toot lower, which has A diameter at the base ot 19 teet, is a brown and white hlththouse which is riveted to steelurlates inserted on the rocky l ge a mile out to sea from San Francis- co's Point lnbos and Dead Man's Beach. Four Coastxuardsmen live with- in its cramps! quarters, operat- ing l vital 50,000 candle-power light, a low-tone log hom and a radio beacon. Mr, Hillinger tells us that this is the lighthouse where the per- nonnet jump rope on cat walks around the tower regularly each day. One ot the seamen explained that it they didn't jump rope tor exerche, they wouldn't be able to walk the length ol tbe pier when they return to shore after 1 two. three or tour week stretch on the Lower. l-Jach man receites a week ol liberty alter his stint. Liberty is sat up on a rotation basil. Tiller Vlhrlltl When it'a foggy, which is more otten than not, the whole tower vibratm trom the noise ot the tol horn. When it is windy or stormy, and the San Francisco entrance is one at the toughest in the world, the liitht station is awash with towering breakers. 'No radiators heat the stmc- ture. but it is often chilly and thermal underwear is wom most ot the time. The men sie-eg in hunks. They stand eight our watchs. then have twelve hours ,oth as they keep the equipmuat operational at all times. l.nsidetbewwerina2,0waE1l- lon diesel tank, a 1,014 1 on water container. There is an engine room with two generators and two comprmsors, a galley twill: a tour-burner stove, an ice box. a table and three chairs, Television and radio an includ- ed in the furnishing. Mile Rocks has been a manned tight sutiai since two. lt was built following the wreck ot the MA-toot barkentine Rio de Janeiro on Washingt.on'l Birthday in lwl. adwhen me Blonde Janeiro plow. into e roc IU ssenlen and crewmen perishediall were saved. The remains ot the barlren- tme he beneath the IGI, buried with an estimated len rmllion, ln gold coin.: and Jewelry. allen nought but never found by trear ure hunters. Other tights along the Pacilic Coast which are important a-tough lo mention at this Lime include Point Arlvello Ulht. Pigeon Point light, and Flfllli Light. On the tughat peak ot the Southul Farallon, located 2 mAlaouttoxeatromtheGotden Gate ol San Francisco, stands Fnrallm Lllhl. which flashes gn. D seconds and bu I power ot sumo. in 'mu cmicnl tower whose lint is It I bell!!! d Sl teet above the tel. The fir! lover. built in IBS, was cmuu-usted with at dil- hcullzi u the material to :S cam up atrend m etilh An avenge had wulhve bricks tor exch lahu-er. When cxxnpktzd ll vu lound lo be lm small lor the lem Lexi out tor it. md had to be rebuitt. The amide stone ot the struc- ture was quarried ri1J1t an the i:1a.nd.arl1 A mule was tnuaed to carry the havin! trumenu ot stone to the I-OD d the reserva- txn After the lllht vu limxhd. the mule lu reumad lor carry- ing other wwlld ITP the deep nude. and at one time vu uid to bn the olds: inhabitant in the Flnlluu Bettxe the practice lu :lapped by the lm-ernment. sul hunting and the nlbenng ot bu-ds' ew vu in vogue an the island, , fmallty vmtnn were prohibited 'l 'd. u f .4 n tary the clipprr xhtps, the Flgligs were allen manhood m shrm lou and no-oats The Annungo, the Fly- Gddes GU md the Gnat Re- pdphc all lee detained in the vnmty at the Pnnnms by logs there paul! midi! have bmi' po-one u men ua hem I sql HDUL and sonar and IDRAN and the computer will give an accurate answer. The reason that the ship must know where it is at all times is to be certain that iLs 16 Polaris missiles will make an accurate shoot in case ot an alert. One writer uid recently that the com- puter NAYDAC continuously leeds position data into the dozing brain oi each Polaris missile through its always connected 'umbilical' Served Forest This about stuns it up because in Sherwood Forest or the mis- sile room, the I6 Polaris missiles. three decks tall. stand ready tor service at any minute. Their touch olt would come trom the LDP or launch operation panel whidi, in addition to its complex countdown system contains a wide variety ot secret, locked processes to make certain that no psychotic can shoot a missile just tor the tun ot iL Nor could two psycliotics do it either, said.the captain. 'De missile and Lire control sta- tions are manned at all times. When the Polaris is tired. in practice or tor real, giant hatches openinthelopolthesulma blast ot compressed air shoots the missiles clear ot the water and the rocket engines take over au- tomatically Lo speed the missilcsi on their way. For this vital and exciting serv- ice in Lhe Navy. volunteers only are accepted. And while there are plenty ot volunteers tor the serv- ice. there is a scarcity ot quali- tied men, Crew morale is an Important thing in submarine work, es- pecially Po l a r i s duty. ll's customary to let families see the ship their son or husband may be serving on. Family Cruise - Captain Bessac ot the Hamilton issued a call tor o Dependents Cruise or family day aboard the ship. Family members over 12 were welcome. He expected. as had been the case in the past, to have 75 or 80 family members to show up. Instead more than 400 arrived at the dock, They were divided into tvio groups, each being liven l tour hour sur- face cruise. Each crew member could show his family just vlhat his job was, Some ot the grandmothers were most impressed, says Cap- tain Bcssac. Actually the Hamilton has tno crews: Blue and Gold. Command- er Benjamin F. Sherman. Jr., ot Northampton, Mass, is the gold skipper, He will take over alter the cruise by the Blue creu under Captain Bessac. Commander Sherman's background is like others in the nuclear submarine tield: Naval Academ and then post graduate work with enni neering degrees and special nuc- lear training. Each crew has about IZS en- listed men and t2 otticers. Another Massachusetts touch to the Hamilton is the tact that its sponsor, Mrs. Valentine Hollings- worth. Jr.. great, great. great granddaughter ol Alexander Ham- ilton. lives at Beverly Farms. i i 1 The submarine has. among- other lhines, a daily newspaper called Hamiltonian, In its Iirstl edition the editors announced their news policy. Our policy will parallel that ot the Non York Time: and K0 them one better- The Patriot Ledger, Wednmdly, July 3, 1963 11 .--as- ' lik CAPTAIN AND EDITOR: Camdr. N. l. Beane welcomes Patriot Ledger Editor John R. Herbert on boant the Polaris submarine Alexander lhmltton tor 1 demonstration cruise. Electric Boat Employment Greater Than War Peak plnyment at the Electric Boat Division ot General Dynamics l6,5tXI. which is greater than peak employment during World War Il. The companys 1962 PAYFUU CX' ceeded S90 million. The yard has built til of the Navy's B commissioned nuclear submarines. including the Nauti- all the two-day-old news whether it's lit to print or not. The U.S, Polaris tltet has an awesome role to PISY in wvrld attairs. When World War ll end- ed the United States held all the cards because the A-bomb was ours. lt was not until Russia ac- quired The Bomb that we lost the advantale. H Now with the existence ot the Polaris fleet the United States has the advantage again. These mobile nuclear rocket bases. scat- tered over t.he world's ocean. are virtually impossible to tind. The Alexander Hamilton is the 12th Polaris submarine to be commissioned by the Navy. The first, the George Washington. jouied the fleet slightly less than 30 months ago. - A With the commissioning ot' the Hamilton the Navy has a tleet ol 29 nuclear submarines in opera- LION. Construction of the Alexander Hamilton began on June 26, 1961. The vessel was launched Aug. IB, 1962. General Dynamics was awarded a contract tor the Lat- ayette and Ihe Alexander Hamil- ton in July. 1960. 'Die Alexander Hamilton will be attached to Submarine Squadron 16, the Navy's second Polaris sub- marine squadron, Congress is currently consider- ing the 1963-64 defense budget which include funds tor the con- struction ol six more Polaris sub- marines. It approved, it will bring lo ll the total authorized. under construction, or in commis- sion. rine. and the George Washington, Iirst. nuclear Polaris-missile sub- marine. The others delivered lo the Navy are: Scawolt, Skate, Skip- Jack, Triton, Scorpion, Tullibee, Patrick Henry, Ethan Allen, Tho- mas A. Edison, Lafayette and Alexander Hamilton. The latter tive are Polaris submarines. Now under construction here are six Fleet Ballistic Missile-tin ing submarines ol the Lafayette- class desilned to tire the 2,880- mile Polaris. They are the Nathan Hale, Daniel Webster. Tecumseh, U. S, Grant, Casimir Pulaski, and Benjamin Franklin. The company has a contract from the Navy tor construction of an additional two Polaris subma- rines ot the improved Latayettc class. Also under constnictinn are the Flasher. Greenling, Gato and Stur- geon. These are high-speed. deep- diving submarines, designed as anti-submarine wnrtnre 'ASW1 vessels and equipped with a com- plex array ot underwater listen- ing devices. The company has a contract tor an additional submarine ot this type, the unnamed SSN 650. The Triton. only submarine powered by twin nuclear reac- tors, is being overhauled and re- tueled here tor the Iirst time. In other work. Electric Boat is building the Aluminaut, world's lirst deep-diving, all-aluminum re- search submarine tor Reynolds Metals Company. Able to descend to a depth ot 15.000 teet, the 50-loot sub will carry a crew ot three and be used tor underwater exploration. Electric Boat is also working on a Navy Bureau ot Ships contract to provide an advanced electronics system design tor a nuclear-pow ered attack sub. The project's aim is to coordinate and achieve great- er compatibility ol eleclromcs sys- tems aboard submarines. 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