The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-01

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AIRPLANE DEATHS-Crash of
Spanish airlines plane in Tam
gier resulted in the deaths Of 81
persons.
GUARDS SEIZED-3o guards
were seized as hostages by mental
inmates of Washington State hos
pital. However little damage was
done. IS
RED HULLABALOO - Great
Britain has accused the Soviet
Union of trying to dominate the
Arab world by every miscellaneous
and dangerous means short Of war.
RECKLESS DEATH - Sterling
Jones, 16, of Greenville, who had
his drivers license only three
months, died as the result of rae
ing on Pitt County road.
DEFENSE NOTWITHSTANDING
McElroy, has restored 10 million
dollars in defense funds wiped out
by Charles E. Wilson, former Sec
rotary.
NEW AIR FORCE MISSILE
UNVEILED-The Air Force this
week announced the successful
testing of a new long-range guild
ed missile, called Rascal" design
ed to permit bombers to hit tar
gets from miles away.
JUDGESHIP-Edwin M. Stan
ley, AZ, Greensboro lawyer has
been appointed to the Federal
judgeship of the middle part of
N. C. vacated in the summer on
the retirement of Judge Johnson
j. Hayes of Wilkesboro.
LAUGHS AT REPORTS He
WILL BE OUSTED-Dr. Harold
w. Tribble has declined to com
ment on a new move by some
alumni to GUST him as president
of Wake Forest College; "thou-
sands" of alumni have been report
ed to be organizing a drive to
have DR.. Tribble removed from
office.
MURDEROUS MOTHER DIES
Mrs. Esther Blankeship %, of
Altavista, Va, slew her two little
daughters, age six months and six
years respectively, set fire to her.
self in pile of straw, and died
of the burns in a hospital. She was
in poor health and had worried
over her children's future.
SPUTNIK BATTERIES DEAD
Batteries towering radio trans
mitters inside Sputnik, the Russian
earth satellite, have gone dead
and reports on its progress now
must be made usually; the satel-
lite Sunday made it's 341st tour
around the world.
POLICE CARS COLLIDE -
While racing to the scene of a
disturbance with sirens screaming,
two police squad cars collided at
an intersection in Queens, Long
Island; four policemen were in
jured as the SCATTERING force of
the impact ripped the two cars
apart.
IDLE YOUTH-Two Virginia
youths rode up to Baltimore on
motorcycle looking for jobs they
said. They We're idle, SO they put
tie on a B & o railroad track,
causing minor train wreck. Law
renee Clement 16, and Buford
Tomlinson Is, were sent to Fed
eral training school.
SEES NO WAR-Paul- Henri
Spaak of Belgium, secretary gem
eral of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization, said Sunday that
NATO would come to Turkeys aid
if that country is attacked; how
ever, the leader of the 15-nation
pact said he sees no immediate
signs of war.
15,000th LANDING ON FOR
RESTAL-The 15,00Oth landing
aboard the carrier USS Forrestal
was celebrated on October 20, after
1t. Cmdr. H. j. Zenner, USN, of
Jacksonville, Fla, completed the
15,000th sortie, during which he
was responsible for the rescue of
his down wingman, 1t. (jg) T. L.
Fitzgibbon, USN, Of Miami.
DRAGONS HOLD RACE BACK,
NEGRO LEADER SAYS = To
achieve first class citizenship,
Negroes must Overcome dragons
in an uncharted sea of race reIa-
tions in the unknown South . nr