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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1961.

Riots on the Hudson

By Don Iddon

New York.

R Hudson

on

>IOTS broke out on

River July 4 and hundreds of Puerto Ricans and Negroes went on the rampage when most Americans were honour- ing the flag and listen- ing to patriotic speeches celebrating Independ-

ence Day.

Violent fights began aboard

the Hudson Belle, &

moon-

phi-eruts, boat, as the dock-

cd in New York.

MORT SAHL

Tups with TROPA

Nearly 3,000 p.ple # imvolved in the shuple und j

Seven infurt. scores werk wet t hospital,

The crew turned hoses on the roters, many of them coloured people.

Fighting stopped after 5 [ያ * = crai

Jumped intu passengers The iver and were later haul- ed aboard by police.

Women's top 7

A Hollywood poll anong ucinares listed these men as

women the most attractive to Vittorio De Sica, Roberto Ra sellini, Jack Parr, Mort Sahl, John F. Kennedy, Robert Mitchum, and Federico Fellini.

The b.aches were jummed un July 4, but not many Ameri- can women wore biltinis.

Ing here.

They are considered too dar- Most women wear one-piece sults, When 1,500 teenagers were arked their

Early spectators at Wimbledon for the beginning of the 75th Lawn Tennis Cham- Bionships were somewhat startled when they saw Corinne Wren and Simon Hext, both of Beckenhain, Kent, who had both chosen to dress up in period costume-crinoline and peltlevats, breeches and silk stockings. Was this the start of a brighter clothes for Wimble-

don bid? — (Reuterphoto).

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opinion of bikinis they repiled MAILS FOR CHINA & MACAO that the suits were "absolutely repulsive. disgusting, vulgar, cheap, and horrid."

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The U.S., despite its at tempts to topple Cuba's Castro, 15 renewing the Beence of Cubana Airlines to fly in and out of American cities.

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He's tops too

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How can we the Americans.

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AFTER HEADING

RAIN-SOAKED BALL

London.

AFTER an 18-year-old soccer full-back headed a

rain-soaked ball he complained of a headache, but played on.

A few hours after Desmond Greenwood,

New Barnet, Herts, mechanic, went home, he

was taken to hospital. Two days later he died-killed by the ball.

Mr Ian Milne, St Pancras coroner, recorded a verdict of

accidental death. He said:

a

most unfortunate aceldent, but in sports of any kind there are always acci- dents."

Mr Milne examined the ball and sal; "It is in quite good condition. I have played with worse than that in my time."

Dr Francis Camps sald that Greenwood diest of respiratory failure. He had a fairly exten- sive blood clot on the left side of 'the brain and a swelling at the

base of the brain.

Dr

<103

Answering the coroner, Camps sald: "Carrying playing would not have made any difference."

-(London Express Servico).

Baby's mixture was poison

A mother who wanted a sedia- tive for her baby was accident- ally given a mixture containing strychnine by a

chemist Southport, Lancashire.

at

A police hunt! began And among holiday trippers. the baby was traced-un- harmed.-London Express Ser-

vice.

Boy, 2, dies on line

Two-year-old David Smith died the other night after being found burned and unconscious on the line at Cavendish Bridge,

ear Eastbourne statina

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An engineer was it sted) to be the plans-tuner's nephew sings excerpls from opera trom 121 TICAL of the dress circle. inviting the audtones to join in.)

There are no acts. no inter- val, and the scene, a muy boat on the Dante, remains unchanged. The play ends when two female jugglers in the or chestra.pit recognise the plan tuner as their distant couslo. Snibutta

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