Tells Why He Quit Communist Bulgaria -- Audu Kwashiya Abashiya of Nigeria, is shown in Vienna, Austria, today as he wrote story for the Associated Press telling why he left Communist Bulgaria. Abashiya, a 26-year-old medical student, was among the African students who quit Bulgaria in protest against racial discrimination.

Seagulls hovering over surf at Winthrop looking for food after storm

A Modern Flying Dutchman--Larenz Haderspeck, 52, looks out from his cabin aboard the liner Gripsholm after its arrival here today. Haderspeck, confined to his cabin, has just completed his fourth trip across the ocean, with no end of his voyaging in sight. He is an Austrian-born citizen of Yugoslavia who first came to the U.S. as a refugee 1n 1951. In 1953, he went to Germany with a one-year U.S. re-entry permit to attempt release of his wife and 18-year-old son from Yugoslavia but failed. After the government asked him to leave, he returned on the Gripsholm last July but the U.S. refused to admit him because his permit had expired.

Cypress Gardens and Singing Tower

SS Coyote raised after sinking at Chelsea Pier