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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1957
Page
8
Belgrade news reports Marshal Zhukov hints that Soviet science may equip armed forces with intercontinental ballistic missiles. Western experts doubt full production is near, while Tito vacations in Slovenia and Kardelj tours Montenegro. Rankovic absent from Zhukov luncheon in Belgrade.
TOKYO GI William S. Girard on trial for a Japanese manslaughter charge today extended his Army enlistment for three months. Discharge date moved from Oct 27 to Jan. Capt Donald H Coolidge administered the oath at Camp Drew. Girard had said he wished to stay in the Army unless legal troubles intervened. His Japanese wife said in a magazine article he is a remorseful man and asked readers not to judge harshly. The trial for the Jan 30 firing range shooting of Mrs Naka Sakai continues.
The Rotary Club failed to present Dr Gordon King with his one year perfect attendance award Tuesday night because he did not attend the meeting.
Performing whale Bubbles at Marineland of the Pacific is seen closing her mouth gently on trainer Chuck Somar’s arm in a playful trick. The 1,600 pound performer has learned this routine in the five months since capture, entertaining spectators with the act.
President Eisenhower plans to ask Congress to extend the Trade Act authority for further tariff cuts amid likely tough battles in an election year session. Administration officials warn protectionists and Democrats may resist as relations with Southern Democrats deteriorate over school integration. The reciprocal trade program would grant advance authority to negotiate tariff reductions with other nations.
Vienna report says Rep. W Sterling Cole intends to appoint Russians and other Communists to top posts in the International Atomic Energy Agency. Cole, elected unanimously as first director general, says posts will reflect major nuclear powers including the Soviets, and the agency will broker between fuel suppliers and users.
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