Lashed By Storm -- The Texas Tower, first of a series of early warning radar stations to guard the Atlantic coast, is being lashed today by a storm of hurricane violence. So far there have been no casualties among the 87 persons aboard. Reports have been received via marine telephone from AP staffer Don Guy, who, with a group of Air Force and civilian technicians, have been marooned atop it since Thursday. This picture of the structure was taken at its permanent location 110 miles off Massachusetts earlier this month. November 20, 1955. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Lashed By Storm -- The Texas Tower, first of a series of early warning radar stations to guard the Atlantic coast, is being lashed today by a storm of hurricane violence. So far there have been no casualties among the 87 persons aboard. Reports have been received via marine telephone from AP staffer Don Guy, who, with a group of Air Force and civilian technicians, have been marooned atop it since Thursday. This picture of the structure was taken at its permanent location 110 miles off Massachusetts earlier this month. November 20, 1955. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).
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