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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1957

Page

5

Moon Rocket Firing Delayed and Readied for Orbit

A Navy report indicates delays in the Vanguard rocket prepare for launch. If successful, the United States would challenge Khrushchev’s space push by placing a satellite into orbit. The plan includes a multi stage launch, first stage burnout, and orbital flight with NASA tracking stations confirming success.

United States Nikita Khrushchev Free World Russia Commonwealth Sputniks Vanguard Navy Walsh Fice Washington Eary

Unwanted Steer Wins Champion Tag for Woman

Mrs. Sue Secondino of New Goshen Indiana won the International Live stock Exposition's purple ribbon for the grand champion steer Honeymoon. It marked the first time a married woman captured the top prize as she bought the animal for 100 dollars while honeymooning near San Antonio Texas.

Chicago Sue Secondino New Goshen Ind Tueseday Sue San Antonio Texas Shel Stras Medinal Hereford Ranch

Terminal Slated for San Pedro Passenger and Cargo Terminal

The Los Angeles Harbor Department announced a four year project to build a 20 year preferential terminal in San Pedro harbor for the American President Lines. The facility beside berths 98-95 will include a two story passenger and cargo building, a transit shed and a 1 200 foot long pier. Both LA and Long Beach harbor departments pursued the line.

San Pedro Harbor American President Lines, Ltd Los Angeles Harbor San Pedro Harbor Commission American President Lines Los Angeles V Long

Belgrade Radio notes Yugoslavia leader's warm health wish

Tito London of President Krito of Yugoslavia sent President Eisenhower a message expressing satisfaction at his improved health and wishing him a speedy recovery, Belgrade Radio reported Tuesday.

Tito_ LONDON Krito Yugoslavia Eisenhower Belgrade

Moving fast again Sputnik II returns to skies

Reports from Cambridge Massachusetts describe observers spotting Sputnik II during pre sunrise dim light. Experts say the carrier rocket may flare in December and satellite remains in orbit about 102.4 minutes per revolution. Police report a separate theft of clothing valued at 592 dollars tied to a Soviet academy member.

Cambridge Mass Sputnik Mosphere United States Smithsonian Astrophysi- Western Cal Laboratory Troutheart London Wioscow Radio le Mesa Academy of Science E. Broadway

Sixth victim feared in Martins Ferry glass plant fire

Martins Ferry Ohio firemen hunted the wreckage of the Porter Glass Co plant after a blaze that gutted the 73 year old frame building and may have claimed six workers. Six other people were injured including owner A H Porter. Missing are five women from Martins Ferry and Bellaire plus Matthew McElroy.

Glass Company Martins Ferry Ohio Porter Glass Co Francis Good Bellaire Mary Jane Byard Goldie Gibbons Yorkville Rose McMahon Martins ‘Ferry Hazel Stocia Matthew McElroy A. H. Porter Porter Wheeling

Adlai Spurns Ike NATO Invitation

Adlai Stevenson met with Secretary of State obligations and discussed NATO planning. He said Eisenhower extended a casual invitation, which Stevenson declined to attend the NATO meeting, citing duties and his ongoing work in NATO preparation. Hagerty noted the President’s appreciation of Stevenson’s efforts.

Adlai Ike NATO Stevenson Hagerty Dulles Ment Paris Stevenson Jude Lincoln White Eisenhower James White House

Pregnant Mother and Seven Children Die in Ark Fire

In Mariana Arkansas a pregnant mother and her seven children died Tuesday night when a tenant farm home burned. Sheriff Courtney Langston identified the mother as the wife of J L Bowers of Ruben White farm near Westor. The seven children aged 1 to 9 died in a bedroom as the mother, 37, tried to rescue them and perished with them.

Mariana; Ark Courtney ‘Langston Sr J. L. Bowers Ruben White Westor Bowers Langston

Garden Grove Plans Study of Municipal Water Needs

Garden Grove City Council ordered a preliminary engineering study to establish a municipal water department. James B. Montgomery of Pasadena will conduct the survey for $900 to provide an overview of current water supply and future needs. The council also began annexation of 134, a 23.5 acre area north of Sampson Avenue, west of Dale Street, including Alamitos School and the district's intermediate school.

Garden Grove W James BM. Montgomery Pasadena William’ ‘Richards No.134 Sampson Ave Dale St Alamitos School

Eager Lads Run Away to Bend Santa's Ear

Norwalk deputies report two boys and a companion visited Santa at a Bellflower location. After sitting on Santa's knee they ran from the scene and asked for numerous presents. Deputies later reunited the trio with their mothers.

Santa Norwalk Santa Claus Joseph Andrew Livings la Mont St Bellflower Norrwalk St. Nick Sheriffs Ancelec Michael James Nolan William Sheriff's Deputies

United Neighbors Campaign Faces $230k Gap

The Community Chest campaign shows a total of 793,830 raised to date with 229,951 still needed to reach the goal. Campaign chairman James G. Craig Jr. urged division and group chairmen to push the drive over the top, noting incomplete reports from 149 businesses in the commercial division and 48 companies in the industrial division. Dowtown division led by J. Dale Lowell reached 103 percent of its 9,500 goal, while Samuel C. Cameron’s advance gifts division surpassed its 114,372 target with 115,537.

United Neighbors James G. Craig Jr Craig Dean van Lines Laker Aircraft Sales Emerald Omco Insurance Securiies, Inc J. Dale Lowell Samuel C. Cameron Advance Gills

Long Beach Bus Strike Threatened

Negotiations continue over a wage dispute with a 35 cent hourly demand from the union and a proposed 16 cent rise spread over two years by the company. Drivers would gain retroactive pay, with staged raises, as overtime rules and protections for women workers are discussed. Federal mediator Jules Medoff remains involved, while 300,000 commuters cope with strikes affecting Metro and related systems.

Gregs Gregg Metro and Asbury Rapid Transit System Pasadena

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Office of Naval Reesearch Ocean Florida Space Earth Sputnik I America U. S Defense Department Ce J. Paul Walsh Newsmen Afall Harris U.S Long Beach Male” Rivers Jules Medoff Francis Donnelly Seattle Portland San Francisco Western Oakland Seattle/Tacoma Garfield Airlines
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