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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1956)
Tuesday, July 31, 1956 mmtm 09ria May Have Veered Across Path Of Onrushing Stockholm, Reports Indicate t- 59 8" 0 ' c S ' " ""o , i-8-ion on the bririt i r3i3'o VZU-a a $!; io- ' o f-1 f Ti'.r to t.; i.vlsT2 v it etc r .si o hi' t i5i!i f"- t6o& C3J'ofc..A$ 8 'MS- ."B". v o.rs, 1 j ,e -J $ ia'cot.oa'j rfS ir8 Don so'" s rgcsA rf."af sj w e '-8 o-'f it? cJ? A . '-cG' t.;8 , C SW0 cC 'illisiorl. c rr.rrirt ti r.Tn t'-o f ---af n-hi-tio anH t'on a-.i-ijttc an an. ! trcccal firrnino in thp lpff rnry. I 1 0 "pw York WpnnocHav r be'o.bs 'o ri learned of tnc sit-! swerins double blast from the j tinues to sound two blasts as it j launch an investigation into the sr gfpmsrmr.a sr.io. In n emer- turns. COj :s;on - . fact Ia! P ' :H rot ro- tv.o . i ie ja.-t '.or.8 . bl let :' irg cis 0.- m o c:3o toe" co J l.'ootor iir V.'dCa0"ySA. ' 8 it file. r vpsOs ':'tei' H&6 jjfco Tafias' ?i.o?fl So.fl -Ob 90 lei I ' S t O i Vd t2f!S :bta'fD'!.g e'Sp- WPcdlOg "CO -r-,ijt'! j TO cei t0g!.BiS TOO" OA iCi S!evciiion6ift Best Chance It Win Kominaliofc ! disaster gnv. tN Cosst Gnard jaid. the 30 Unaccounted For i several hundred stranded pas- -j The Italian line said today 30 senders from the Stockholm , bI J l : persons who were aboard the waited todav in hotels and at the Ju-Sge FteOdS Innocent .Andrea Doria still were unac-' homes of friends and relatives On CofTI mission Cf?arc?9 !countec' fr- All were tourist! for alternate transportation to " . ! ciass passengers traveling in the : Europe. H.nsboro L A ple of ln'hower section of the ship. ! The Swedish-American Line normt :n a chsrse of acccp'ins, The Italian Line said it had ; said only 15 of the liner's 535 e- ilIesBl rral sta commission I recovered tw0 bodies and 18 j passengers cancelled plans to go . 8S ei'"-H hero yesterday by otj,er Andrea Doria passengers j abroad and returned to their .-!n:(.n County Judj Har- were missing and presumed j homes. They were American r d Fj-yooM i ded. No Andrea Doria crew ; tourists -a-ho were committed to Ka '? srrisnd btfnre Cir-j members were lost, but five :- fuided tours in Scandinavia and nt o'-'ig Gls HnVr Mho set I Stockholm crewmen were killed. ; would have arrived too late to t.el oa'e !;r Aug. 14. Trial; A House merchant marine sub- besin them. io9 "Mil a-'.in4 by thf j committee, headed by Rep. Her- Some 110 survivors of the suite S jprme Court. ' brt C. Bonner (D-N.C.) eomes Stockholm's ramming of the An- drea Doria last Wednesday night already have found space on Scandinavian Airline's planes leaving by the end of the week. Thirty were able to fly to Europe last Friday shortly after they dis embarked from the Stockholm. Scores of others have made bookings on various trans-Atlantic airlines. Crews Double Up A spokesman for the line said 165 Stockholm passengers will leave New York aboard the Ber gensfjord Wednesday and 140 have been allotted space aboard the Kungsholm sailing Friday. Accomodations of extra passen gers was made possible by the crews of both ships who volun teered to double up so crew quarters could be used for the : survivors. Bookings on the ships of other lines were so heavv that few passengers from the Stockholm were able to find space. Two lucky passengers were able to sail on the United States liner America within a few hours af ter the Stockholm's return here last Friday. One person found a berth on the Mauretania on Sat urday. Repair Work Begun The line has provided S50 for each adult passenger and S25 for each child to tide them over until Friday. It kept its offices open all week end and has as signed representatives to the Governor Clinton hotel to take care of passengers needs and help them find transportation abroad. The next big problem of Swedish-American Line authori ties is to find alternate passage for passengers scheduled to re turn from Scandinavia on the Stockholm in August and Sep tember." Repair work on the liner's ob literated prow already has be gun at the Bethlehem Steel Co.'s dry dock in Brooklyn but no es timate of when the ship will be back in service has been made yet. It will probably be months, maritime experts said. J. -h:r.2t.-n J.R Sen. Allen r.f.V r said today he thit.i K 'r:eiison "has the bes' " of v.inoirig the Demo prosidentifil nomination ! of the four annouced l.'.:ii-.;.ra Democrat i ot .-p'-'-ulo'e. however. :. ; r ':, fanner Illinois i.'.r r.in ."ail iiown the :!;.! im :..( first ballot. -npporK-rs of Stevenson cS'iimed. Fe (Petition Signers "lie I"';i'!-i Pifss learned M. . -i v t.;,i an "I Like Steven si.s ' ; o'i':i:i was circulated !!! ; ilon.-e Democrats last v.i 8 iu;t drew only about 300 and then was dropped, rs of the petition had nan Sp- hi'nrrl to j;e! about 12.) of the ;."! lf..i:.e Democrats to sign it A sp't cheek showed, how ever, i bat the petition appar rr 'ly did net. reach all Steven son sonoortf rs in the House. A Democrat active in the pro Stevenson effort attributed the poor showing to the "many dis tractions." of the final week of Congress and to the fact that many Democrats come from states with their, own favorite son candidates. Among these states are Texas. Missouri. Massachusetts. Michi can. Ohio, Washington and New M'xiro i';s Dark Horses F'!"iidrr told the United Press hi li avmg for a two months :-. ar road t;-:,t while be thinks S i vi nsr-n is the iron' runner, he stii! likes three potential dark horses if the convention sheiibl hecome deadlocked. Hp cifi-ri Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson (Tex ). Sen. Robert S. Kerr (D Okia i and Sen. Stuart Syming ton Mo) EUender said he thought Johnson would make an "esprritlly strong" candidate be cause h is a "vigorous, forceful leader." ' CAP Sqadron Holds Fitlj Training Trip Tht Pit annual field training trip of lie Medford squadron. Civil i Tatrol. was held last week end at Lake of the Woods where Ajn Point campground was si t uj for base operations. Training was given in ground communications and photog raphy. Mr ie,n attending were Lt. Hubert Curtis, commanding of f'eet; Lt Sfttc Miller. Warrant Ofta-er .Io7ce Williams. War ran! OtrVer Lester Cass, senior member L Ie Jarmin. 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