07 Nov 1957
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
1
Bergman and Rossellini presided over the largest security unit gathering led by Ike. High officials discussed strategic coordination, resource allocation, and defense posture amid rising tensions. The meeting underscored ongoing efforts to unify operations and strengthen national security initiatives.
President Eisenhower convened a second expanded National Security Council meeting with the largest group of outside specialists ever present. White House aide Annie Wheaton said the gathering was not directly tied to the planned science and security address, which aims to reassure the nation about progress and safety. The series was accelerated, with this first speech moved up six days, and officials indicated the session related to recent developments, though specific aims were not disclosed.
Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini filed for a court separation after seven tumultuous years of marriage. They cited differing interests and the difficulty of continuing life together. Bergman said she is ill with the flu and the couple discussed support arrangements for their children.
State Building hearings in Long Beach address the Alamitos Bay Marina land purchase package. William Pillsbury urged eminent domain to possibly block a housing subdivision on the Pacific Electric right of way, seeking lands for Marina expansion and bridge approaches. Officials note tidelands ownership allows such action.
The United States rejected Soviet leader Khrushchev's call for an East-West summit to tackle global issues. State Department officials said any high level meeting must involve other responsible nations and not be exclusive to Moscow and Washington. Britain and France also declined Khrushchev's proposal.
An eight engine B52 heavy bomber was demolished at Castle Air Force Base California after a landing incident. All ten crewmen escaped unharmed as the aircraft burst into flames then exploded repeatedly destroying the nine million dollar plane.
Colonel Henry Lewis Hille Sr., 44, assigned to the office of the Aiming General, was found shot to death in a Pentagon washroom. A German-made pistol lay at his side. A Falls Church, Virginia resident, he was born in Oklahoma and graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1935.
Rossellini issued a public statement with Miss Bergman acknowledging long standing differences in their artistic directions. They said two years of separation followed ongoing difficulties in continuing their life together, with their attorney noting incompatibilities and differing views impacting their partnership.
UPI reports forest rangers Junior Richmond and Robert Marshall, snowbound five days in the High Sierra, reached Fresno Wednesday night with four horses. They were in good condition. Richmond had an arm injury from a horse collision while descending a slope. They had received radio, snowshoes, and hay by air.
Dayton report quotes ATIC official at Wright Patterson AFB saying no physical evidence supports UFO reports over the past decade. The Air Force notes 5 700 investigations since 1947 with practical explanations for most sightings and only 2 percent remaining unclear.
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Friday with slightly warmer temperatures. Rain probability is low at 5 percent tonight and about 15 percent on Friday.
Moscow marked the Bolshevik revolution anniversary with a weapons display emphasizing mobility and hard hitting power. No intercontinental missiles were shown, but long single stage rockets and four pairs of giant mystery guns possibly carrying atomic heads were featured. Naval observers in Washington found no moon mission signs, while Moscow Radio touted a new jet-propelled artillery type.
A strong earth shock was felt at 5 22 a m today with the epicenter about 50 miles southwest off the Pacific coast as a series of temblors caused panic in parts of the country overnight and Wednesday.
A survey summarized is found on Page A-14 showing most teenagers ready and willing to support their parents if needed. The item is part of a larger edition listing features across multiple pages such as Beach Combing on B-1, Editorial A-20, and Sports C-1 to C-5.
Bernard M. Shanley, long time Eisenhower aide and appointments secretary, quits to seek the New Jersey Republican senatorial nomination next year. He targets the seat held by 78 year old Senator Alexander Smith, who plans no final statement yet. Republicans face a Gov Meyner win and a 1959 congressional victory to bolster the party locally.
President Eisenhower's address on science and security will be carried locally on radio and television. Stations include television 11 p.m. perm 2 12 p.m. 7 Wa pm 4 and 1 30 aa Friday 11. Radio 2 30 p.m. KNX 8 perm KFT and p.m. KABC.
During the Sputnik II launch period about 45 people attended a National Security Council meeting at the White House. Mrs Wheaton called it the largest NSC session to date, moved from the cabinet room to the basement broadcasting room. The NSC legally comprises five members the President the Vice President the Secretaries of State and Defense and the director of ODM. Usually other senior White House and agency officials also attend.
Garden Grove police obtained a search warrant at William Tietz 9281 Royal Palm Dr after an anonymous complaint and found three one armed bandit slot machines. Tietz faces a misdemeanor charge under State Penal Code 330-8 with up to $500 fine or six months in jail. Judge Claude Owen ordered an inventory of the machine’s contents.
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