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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1957
Page
2
A Sunday crossword puzzle grid is shown with across clues ranging from 1 Cavil to 125 Lever and down clues including 41 Chief of the Apostles and 75 Muse of lyric poetry. The entries cover a wide set of topics from geography and objects to literature and chemistry, with multiple theme entries and cross-referenced words.
The piece argues Democrats fear a youthful Nixon could force opponents to respond with propaganda against his brash approach. It notes Nixon's conservative House votes in 1947-48, mixed Senate record, and liberal support as vice president and potentially as president. It cautions that opponents seek to brand Nixon as a McCarthy-like foe while Democrats reap a public-opinion advantage from Eisenhower criticisms.
In the inaugural Herald issue Arthur Jenkins advocates ignoring party politics and pursuing an independent course. He urges discussion of public questions and support for men and measures best for the people’s interests.
Postal clerks will abbreviate addresses on envelopes by punched dots, enabling operators to imprint a compact destination code. The system scales with mail volume, using one dot for state and another for city when routing large flows such as all New York to Chicago mail.
A reflective column lauds unnamed workers who keep the December payrolls running amid holiday chaos. It salutes postal carriers clerks and others facing seasonal strains and wishes them well as the year ends.
A survey of Russian born researchers highlights pivotal roles in TV development, atomic theory, aeronautics, chemistry, and more. It notes figures like Zworykin, Kistiakowsky, Gamow, and Akerman, and describes Israel’s Weizmann Institute attracting émigré chemists. Emigration waves and political barriers are discussed, with names of notable expatriates across fields.
American flag merchant marine owned operated and crewed by U S citizens faces threat as NMU and other unions urge Congress to curb transfers of U S ships to foreign registry and to strengthen the American flag fleet. They demand measures to remedy the deplorable situation in the coming session.
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