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Sen. Jackson Says U.S.
Should Step Up Building
Of Nuclear Attack Subs
CAMDEN. N.J. t/P — Sen. Henry
Jackson, (D-Wn.>, said Saturday
Russia has made “remarkable pro
gress" in devolpment of atom
powered submarines. He said the
United States should step up its
production of attack submarines
■ to meet the threat.
He made the remarks in a talk
at the launching of the nuclear
attack submarine Haddo at the
New York Shipbuilding Corp.
yards.
« Jackson, a member of the Sen
I ate Armed Services Committee,
i said the Haddo will play a major
role in meeting the growing Rus
sian submarine threat.
“The Soviet submarine threat
I confronts this nation with a defense
| task as formidable as any facing
us," he added.
One of the best ways to hunt
and kill an enemy nuclear sub
i marine, Jackson said is with an
other nuclear submarine,
i The Navy said it now had 16
nuclear attack submarines in com
! mission, 9 under construction and
8 scheduled for construction under
its building program for the fiscal
year which began July 1.
Four other attack submarines
I have been launched but not • yet
commissioned.
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Marilyn's Death Still
Shrouded In Mystery
HOLLYWOOD UP — The cor
oner's ruling called it probable
suicide but the death of Marilyn
Monroe still was shrouded with
mystery Saturday.
Left unanswered at a coroner's
news conference was this puzzling
question: Why were 50 pills —
a lethal dose — of a barbiturate
prescribed for the actress only two
days before her death?
Tiie coroner warded off all
queries on this by stamping as
confidential details of the investi
gation of his suicide team with
Miss Monroe’s doctors and friends.
The coroner's report said that
"the amount of drugs found in
; her home at the time of death
! was not unusual.” A police report
| had listed 15 different kinds of
| drugs found on a bedside table.
13th Polaris Sub Launched
GROTON, Conn. UP — The Alex
i ander Hamilton, the Navy’s 13th
Polaris submarine, was launched
| Saturday moments after the Com
: mander of the Atlantic Fleet as
serted, “the need for national sea
i power and superiority on the sea
I has never been more evident.”
| Adm. Robert Dennison did not
! amplify this statement.
• The 7,000-ton Hamilton, the sec
j ond of the new Lafayette class
submarines, is equipped to fire
i Polaris missiles some 1,500 miles.
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Senate's Passage of
Communications Bill
Leaves Trail of Tempers
WASHINGTON (T — After a
long countdown, the Senate has
finally got the administration's
communications satellite bill off the
launching pad.
But it left a trail of scored tem
pers that seemed certain to have
an affect on other legislation in
Congress' drive for adjournment.
The Senate passed the measure
(56 to 11 Friday after having in
voked its anti-filibuster rule for
the first time in 35 years in order
to get the bill through a barrier
of bitter opposition.
The measure is very much like,
but not identical with, a bill pass
ed by the House on May 3 by a
354-9 vote.
If the House — now taking an
informal recess until Aug. 27 —
accepts the Senate version, the
legislation will go directly to Pres
ident Kennedy for his signature.
Should the House, however, in
sist that a compromise be worked
out, the bill would have to come
back to the Senate. This would
give opponents a chance to mount
a new filibuster against it.
CZARIST LANDMARK
DEDICATED IN CALIFORNIA
JENNER, Calif, l/pi — Fort Ross,
Czarist Russia’s temporary foot
hold on the California coast, be
came a national historical landmark
Saturday on the 150th anniversary
of the fort’s original dedication by
Muscovite fur-hunters from Alas
ka.
The rebuilt redwood fort is lo
catd 12 miles north of Jenner on
the Sonoma County coastline. It
has become a prime tourist attrac
tion.
The Russians abandoned the fort
in 1841 after virtual extinction of
the California sea otter herds.
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