14 Jul 1957
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1957
Page
1
European observers report royalist bets that Prince Juan Carlos will be named king on his 18th birthday January 1959. Proponents expect Franco to appoint him soon with a parliamentary system excluding communists, amid hopes for a swift revival of Spanish monarchy and stable politics.
A garbled dispatch discusses calls for reform of the Electoral College and a possible French political shift. It mentions the Count of Paris and hoped restoration, noting political instability and a desire to restore a monarchy era. The piece places U.S. electoral debate beside European royal restoration talks amid economic concerns.
A bustling wave of astronomers surrounds Palomar Mt Wilson and Griffith Observatory as research drives visitors and public education. In Paris Tahiti plans a Pacific air hub with a new international airport set for 1960, linking South America to Asia through a French project.
Dr. Fairfield Osborn of the conservation foundation and the New York Zoological Society urged suspending DDT spraying on croplands and forests until more data are available. He cited extensive wildlife and fish deaths from pesticide exposure and noted large sprayings across croplands.
Washington reports a New Jersey woman believed her dental plate contained uranium. The Atomic Energy Commission clarified that uranium transfers require permission and granted a license noting the plate's value was presumably small.
A study urges examination of submarine activity linked to a whaling fleet in Berlin and Hamburg. Refugees and East German movement into West Berlin are reported amid claims of increased patrols, modified whaling ships, and government investigations as part of Cold War press coverage.
National Park Service begins a vast fencing project to enclose 103547 acres of Badlands in western South Dakota with a four strand barb wire barrier. The plan, led by Howard W. Baker, runs about 150 miles with 32000 posts and costs $250000. Completion aimed for 1961 with steady progress through 1959 to 1961.
In central Ontario mining belt a communist dominated union gains traction among miners at Algoma Basin and around Elliot Lake Bancroft and Blind River as security services monitor potential unrest. The article notes membership shifts within Canadian labor groups and highlights key mining centers in Ontario and Saskatchewan with ties to atomic energy material production.
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