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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1957
Page
3
Washington reports the Vanguard launcher is praised for elegance, likened to fine jewelry for its refined design and delicate payloads, including a 64 inch test sphere and upcoming 20 inch scientific satellites, though it lags in power compared to Soviet rivals.
Cambridge article reports 3500 Moonwatch volunteers nationwide forming autonomous stations to observe satellites. Observers use 16 inch telescopes, relay sighting times to Smithsonian headquarters, and expect 110 U.S. and 75 international teams. Details cover Whipple’s role, station costs, and Russia and U.S. satellite programs for IGY.
Maine Senator and first woman Congress member to ride a Super Sabre jet at near supersonic speed yesterday over the Pacific. Sen Smith wore high heels and an Air Force flight suit with oxygen mask as Maj Clyde E. Wood piloted the F200-F jet at 40 000 feet and about 1000 miles per hour for a 30 minute flight.
Navy and Marine Corps personnel from San Diego and Long Beach were recalled to ships for a Pacific Fleet Dispersal Training exercise. The recall was part of a "wranding iron" drill to move fleet ships rapidly to sea in an emergency. All ship based personnel on liberty were recalled, except those on ongoing leave.
Denver officials from Martin Company announced a new testing milestone for the Titan ICBM program. H W Merrilly, president and GM of the Martin Denver Division, said the company will hot fire the Battleship tanks built to mimic actual airborne fuel tanks for repeated firings within the next two tests.
The Daily Review lists its post office as Hayward California as second class matter under federal law. It provides 1250 Winton Ave Hayward as the communications address and details subscription rates five cents per copy and 1.30 per month. it notes publication daily except Sundays with offices on Winton Ave and a Hayward phone directory.
Washington report says Adlai E Stevenson does not fully support NATO summit conference plans. Associates indicated today that the administration direction may face reluctance from Stevenson toward the alliance talks and broader treaty discussions.
Camp crew reports US Army private William Girard to be discharged and sent home Friday after being constrained by a suspended three year sentence for the fatal scrap metal scavenger case. Girard and his Japanese wife Haru Sueyama will depart aboard the USS Ander Ne The blond from Ottawa said he bears no grudge toward the Army or Japanese people. The fate of his discharge awaits Secretary Wilbur M. Brucker review with Army staff recommendations, likely a general or honorable discharge rather than dishonorable.
Stevenson voices doubt about administration proposals to meet Soviet economic threats and coordinate Western efforts. He would attend the December 16 NATO meeting only if compelling developments arise. Dulles says he regrets Stevenson will not attend and Eisenhower had invited him to participate.
Hartford dispatch reports Officer Harold Cunningham fined $15 in Iowa two years earlier for a speeding ticket issued by Duane F Ballard who later received a speeding citation from Cunningham in Connecticut. Ballard paid $1.
Admiral Arleigh Burke, chief of Naval Operations, said the United States could defeat Russia with or without intercontinental missiles. He noted no immediate war probability and argued Russia has not demonstrated a ready ICBM, while visiting Denver en route to a Colorado Springs speaking engagement.
President Eisenhower's recovery from a cerebral attack appeared to have well outpaced doctors expectations. A physician said his recent improvement would require a period of rest and substantially decreased activity estimated at several weeks, with his schedule for Tuesday and beyond outlined accordingly.
San Francisco to Santa Maria and Fresno expect rain and upper level snow showers beginning today with a slow clearing trend by Thursday. Northern California valleys may see scattered showers and high show levels dropping from 6,000 feet in the southern Sierra. Temperatures ranged from 28 to 50 degrees across major cities as the forecast covers Oregon-derived low pressure moving southeast along the coast. President’s long winter day includes bipartisan briefings and a Gettysburg trip plan later in the week.
An insurance salesman, Francis G. Fraetis of San Rafael, told police he was kidnapped and tortured by two men after a note was pinned to his chest. They drove him around San Francisco Bay area, threatened to kill him, and left him unconscious until colleagues found him. Bulletins warned that two men claimed demands for money as Fraetis recovered in hospital.
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