Show Atlas Launch Disaster Puls NASA Back on Firing Line rU’hJNAVKKAL Fla il'Pli jtarp criticism about the ance at NASA s Goddard Space Flight Center in Grecnbelt Md said (wiMed wreckage from the $78 million Atlas Centaur will be recovered from the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean for analvsis He planned to (Ivin the Florida spneport Saturdav nr i i r decision to launch in a thun-- j N ASA s chief investigator J y rolav it is too early to speculate Hi tie'Jier lightning played a role ho vpaCe agencvs latest laum h azv Jiv!r Salvage crews were bu-'Friday recovering floating debris off the coast along wiih riiher wreikage lit ot the termg area beaches 1’iei-enose cone were found along wnh liquid oxygen lines from the Atlas first stage experience in the space busi irnD you get a lot of tacts in r px ki--1 you shouldn t draw anv ax Iiisoiin said Jon Busse named n icad an u cident review board The unci s report is due May 25 The rocket the next r in the National Aeronautics rod Space Administrations tnven-orand" its $93 million military orronunications satellite were 51 seconds after blastoff Fhursday It was another stunning Jure lot the space agency still cdirg from last years I’hailenger tod te disaster and the destruction id i (ly Della rocket May 3 Hijssp director of quality assur- My is ' to-la- Atlas-en'au- The rocket launched in driving rain was out of sight in heavy clouds when it went awry But a lightning bolt was seen near the launch pad an instant before the space vehicle flew out of control Omt - t moved to I n ut 1 ears ago from New York City where he made his professional debut in 1819 id the play Forbidden ” He acted in Eugene 0 Neill's plays when they were first performed at the Provincetown Playhouse in New York in the 1920s and wont on to Hollywood where his CUP I By Jack Sr hrcihman Associated Dress Writer SAN FHANCISCO — More than 600 guests of an investment banking firm will check info the dreaded cx federal penitentiary of Alcatraz next month to dine and dance among the ghosts of convicts w ho once inhabited The Hock in San Francisco Bay For an pstima'ed $70600 guests of the San Francisco firm of Hambrecht & (Juist will party-oApril 27 in the celltilor ks that once housed the worst killers and gangsters in the country The caterers must bring in every item for the party including water Birds scrub and are the only life the and island can support independently Spoma Mattson one of the planners for the event noted dryly that the bash had a certain timeliness because it will come "at a lime when certain Wall Streeters are facing sentences in fedcrjl penitentiaries '' lie w is referring to the insider trading scandal that has led to several ar rests and convictions The cornpanv is using the party to kick oft its April technology- conferem e for invest menf specialists 27-3- Company spokeswoman Carole Newman ex plained that the firm wanted something light hearted not the usual sit down dinner in a hotel The view uf San F rannseo will he spectacular Bui the dun colored walls the cells and the bars witness to Alcatraz s violent past olten close in on those who visit the pln e a mile off ihe San Francisco waterfront Chicago gmgster William Henry- Ambrose told reporters what it was like when he was leased m 1035 It s re- the toughest pen I ve ever seen The of it yets VOII Capone feels If Everybody does The likes of AI Capone George Machine Gun Kelly and Rirdman Hubert Stroud were sjid to have shared that opinion on occasion as well as the 41 known convicts tried to escape ihe island fi urn 1934 to 1963 Many arrangemenls for the party are being kept secret but hints were dropped (hat a tors will re create some of the atmosphere of Alca traz s mean past The cafeteria will be used as a dame hall wnh live music This is the first time something of this magnitude is being allowed on the island ' said Hark Service spokesman Gilbert hope-lessnes- ' Soper ECLlNERSlOVER S3 MIILI0N IN JNVENT0 VINO" R00MTD(NINQ" ROOMlBEDROOM 'IMMEDIATEUQUIDATION ' ester fields onnei A3 P'KT Alcatraz: Firm’s Guests to Pig Out in the Pen mam first major role was the lead in the 1931 version of The Three Musketeers Abel went on to make about 60 movies in Hollywood He was vice president of the Screen Actors Guild in the 1950s when Hon aid Hejgjn was the guild s president However his great love was the stage in New York where he returned lo live full time in 944'' said his son John Abel of Alexandria Va He appeared with Helen Hayes in "The Wisteria Trees ' Cyril Richard in "The Pleasure of His Company" and tn numerous other productions His film credits include "The Kid From Brooklyn ""Wake Island ""Island in the Sky '""13 Rue Madeline" and "Man Without A Country " HKSTKH Conn AHi Walter hel a veteran actor who appeared on Broadway and in more than 80 him is dead at R8 Abel who died Doirsday- ai the Home '2H BO Film- - 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