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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1957
Page
3
A narrated glimpse into life aboard a spacecraft bound for Mars, detailing weightlessness, air, gravity, and ship design. The article explains how astronauts cope with zero gravity, the DIY feel of a long voyage, and the role of centrifugal force and life support in a protected, pressurized cabin.
Los Angeles mayor Norris Poulson will stay away from City Hall for a week or 10 days due to a mild case of nervous exhaustion. He was ordered to bed after the Dodgers welcome events and a civic luncheon, though he says he is not sick and will do lighter work.
A fragmented note describes an ocean boulevard to ocean property with two jobs, private baths, wall-to-wall carpet, writing desk, daily maid service, and a large dining room facing the ocean. Meals are advertised at $25.50 per week per person with steaks and Virginia ham roasts, plus breakfast and dinner options for outsiders. Contact Phant HE 6.6268.
California Democrat Atty General Pat Brown said he would announce his gubernatorial plans on Wednesday in Los Angeles. Speaking to Desert Bar Association members he noted his 27th wedding anniversary and quipped about being lucky in marriage and possibly in the election.
U S science progress questioned by Sen Thye who cites many high school students skimming tough courses to chase easy subjects. He urged parents to push basic science education, warning that America loses potential technologists. Beloit College student torches home and shoots estranged wife and her father before fleeing. Christine Burns, 19, and John Jacobson, 70, hurt. Burns captured hours later near Rockford.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at the Finley Morning light Chapel for Jay Bowerman former governor of Oregon who died at his Portland home Friday night He was 81 and served as governor from June 17 1910 to January 8 1911 Bowerman promoted the state's highway construction program and was an attorney in private life.
CBS TV host Art Linkletter guides viewers through clips of preschoolers with witty and cheeky misstatements. The Saturday Evening Post features his expose on how he, his producer, and crew handle the unpredictable on air moments and the humor of children.
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