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Neither Navy Ship
Had Right of Way
Long Bench, Calif. - HOT -The
commander of the USS
Ainnicn said Snturdny that
neither destroyer had the
right of way when he first
saw the USS Collctt bearing
down on his ship.
Lt. Cindr. Z a v e n Muk
hulian, 41, made the statement
before a board of inquiry into
the collision of the two de
stroyers that killed 11 of the
Amnion's crewmen Tuesday
in the fog off Newport Beach,
Calif.
The hearing recessed at
noon and will resume Mon
day. The skipper of the newly
refitted Collett, Lt. Cmdr.
Albert T. Ford, questioned
Mukhalinn about which ship
- under the unwritten rules of
the sea - should have given
way.
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WHERE'S CAPTAIN AHAB? Here's photographic proof
that, because of the protracted hot spell, Seattle residents
have been spending too much time in the water these
World's Nudists Open
Convention in Denmark;
'We Have Nothing to Hide'
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Solbakken, Denmark - IUPD
-Bathing suit manufacturers
would be mortified if they
happened to look in on the
Seventh International Con
gress of Naturists which open
ed Sunday.
"There's nothing so unpleas
ant or unhealthy as a drip
ping wet swim suit, said Eric
Aggernas, vice chairman of
the Danish naturist move
ment.
Aggernas and several hun
dred of his friends took iff
their clothes Sunday and
launched a world-wide con
vention of nudists.
The Danish Naturist Move
ment has thrown o p en the
gates of its five-acre estate at
Solbakken (Sunny Hill) to an
estimated 700 sun worship
pers who gathered for the six
day meeting which will in
clude the first "naturist Olym
pic games" fine the ancient
Greekt.
Olympic Traditions
; . "We are proud to be the
first to revive the genuine
Olympic traditions by com
peting in events in the nude
like the noble Greeks," said
Aggernas.
Nudists from Canada,
France, Spain, Greece, Swe
den, the United States and
several other countries in
cluding some Germans who
came by kayak-are participat
ing in the convention.
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Aggernas, a civil engineer
by profession, said all the
convention's activities would
be conducted in the raw, in
cluding the main business ses
sion, in a special enclosure
surrounded by sunflowers and
trees.
Tree Btachtt'
His organization hopes to
establish "free beaches" where
nudists can frolic without any
qualms. The long-range pur
pose of the nudist organiza
tion is to make itself unneces
sary. "When people realize cloth
es are no longer necessary,
then our organization will be
unnecessary," Aggernas said.
"Establishment of free beach
es everywhere is the first
step toward our goal."
The n u d l s t official said
guests would be welcome at
the convention - except un
married males.
"But we don't intend to
shun publicity," he said.
After all, we have nothing
to hide." .
Guifar Reported
Taken From Man
State police today are in
vestigating charges that a
Camp White domiciliary
member was taken out to the
Griffin creek area and robbed
of his guitar Sunday.
The man, Troy Augustus
Baker, 50, told police that he
was standing in front of a
tavern at Front and Main sts.
about 10 p.m. when two men
asked him if he could play
the guitar he was carrying.
They offered to buy him
liquor if he would play for
them, Baker said.
After driving around for
awhile drinking, playing and
singing Baker realized he was
out in the country. He asked
to be let out of the car. When
he got out one of the men
struck him on the chin knock
ing him down, he told police.
When he regained conscious
ness he called the state police
from the Paul Dalton farm
house on Poorman's creek,
officers said. The incident oc
curred on the west fork of
Griffin Creek rd., the state
police estimated.
Festival Players
On Daily Broadcast
Ashland Personal inter
view with company members
of the Oregon Shakespearean
Festival has been scheduled
for broadcast beginning today
at 6 o'clock over Ashland ra
dio station KWIN.
The series of 24 fifteen min
ute programs are presented as
a public service to Festival
patrons in the Rogue valley,
offering them an opportunity
to get acquainted with the 45
members of the 1960 group.
The broadcasts have been
tilled, as in past years, "Per
sonal Profiles 'of the Oregon
Shakespearean Festival," and
are recorded backstage in an
Informal manner by Carl
Ritchie, Festival public rela
tions director. The series will
be heard Monday through
Friday at 6 p.m.
Following their airing here,
many of the programs will be
sent to the home towns of the
various people involved,
where they will be rebroad-
cast.
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whale. The three spouters are brothers Frank, Wayne and
Erik Burklund, Seattle. (UPI Telcphoto)
Mansfield Promises
Lengthy Sessions
Washington - (UPD - Senate
Democratic whip Mike Mans
field of Montana warned elec
tioneering lawmakers Satur
day to prepare for night meet
ings and six-day-a-weck ses
sions when congress returns
to work next month.
He said a tentative legisla
tive timetable calls for early
consideration of a minimum
wage bill sponsored by Demo
cratic presidential nominee
Sen. John F. Kennedy when
the Senate reconvenes Aug. 8.
The House returns to work
a week later, on Aug. 15.
The compressed post-conventions
session faces a "come
early and stay late" work
schedule, Mansfield told Unit
ed Press International, with
possible night sessions and
some Saturday meetings.
Mansfield forecast that Con
gress will stay until Labor
Day, Sept 5, despite hopes
voiced by candidate Kennedy
for a session ending by Sept.
1. That is the day Kennedy
plans to formally kick off his
c a m p a ig n for the White
House.
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ROOF COLLAPSES
New York - IUPD - The roof
and a side wall of a frame
church collapsed Sunday only
a few minutes after the end
of the morning services.
About 45 persons had attend
ed the services, but all but
about 12 had left when the
collapse occurred. None of
the 12 was injured.
EXPENSIVE CAR
London - (UPD - An hour
after he purchased a car for
$79.80 Charley Hurley was
fined $22.40 for driving an
uninsured and unroadworthy
automobile. An hour after
that Hurley sold the car for
junk for $14.
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"When I saw the Collett,"
Mukhalian answered, "It was
a condition of 'extremist' in
which no ship would have had
the right of way."
Mukhalian, who was taking
the war-proud Ammen to San
Diego for deactivation, testi
fied he was proceeding at 12
knots in the fog with his fog
whistle blowing.
Ford, taking the Collett on
one of her first shakedown
cruises with a green crew
after six months in drydock,
testified he was going about
20 knots - building up steam
for a full speed test.
HOLD 'CORDIAL TALKS"
Tokyo - OIPI) - Communist
China's top leaders had "cor
dial talks" Sunday with guests
from Latin America and Af
rica, the New China News
agency reported. Party Chair
man Mao Tse-tung, President
Liu Shao-chI and Premier
Chou En-lai met with groups
from Bolivia, the Congo, the
Sudan in the Mall Federation
and Zanzibar, the agency said.
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