Red Submarines Reported On Prowl
Canadian defense officials say Soviet submarines frequent both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts of North America. The Navy in Ottawa notes a rise in suspected incursions, though official substantiation remains scarce.
21 Jul 1957
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1957
Page
1
Canadian defense officials say Soviet submarines frequent both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts of North America. The Navy in Ottawa notes a rise in suspected incursions, though official substantiation remains scarce.
A North American News Agency dispatch from Jerusalem outlines the influx of Palestinian refugees and Arab nationalism as a driving force behind regional conflict. It cites estimates of refugees and children, Western views, and Baathist influence in Jordan Syria and Lebanon, noting UN relief sustains the population while implying broader geopolitical stakes.
A tense survey of NATO leadership notes efforts to prevent an unintended conflict as geopolitical tensions in Europe rise. The piece recalls President and alliance members' cautionary stance, urging restraint and dialogue to avert a crisis.
Honolulu dispatch covers NATO redesign under Gen Norstad aiming to deter Soviet expansion, with ground forces in Europe and air support a focus. In Naples and Naples area, local and international postings mix as Marines endure drills on Oahu while policy debates loom over Algeria, Korea, and Western defense strategy.
Rome reports two Italian proposals to stabilize Pisa’s leaning tower. Prof Giulio Penta favors drilled cemented holes at the base to lessen load on sinking ground, while Prof Armando Donato suggests a cement platform around the foot. Both ideas aim to prevent further tilt amid Algerian tensions and French colonial history.
Princess Elizabeth was told of her father’s death in February 1953 and is open to visitors again. The original hotel was destroyed by Mau Mau terrorists who burnt it in May 1954. It has been rebuilt at a cost of nearly 10,008.
Tangier residents vent anger as tax hikes trigger protests and debate. The chaotic scene features police and crowds, with reports of disruption and strong opposition to new fiscal measures. Authorities promise reviews as tensions rise across the city.
A jumbled report describes officials debating Algeria as a root cause in a broader political crisis. It mentions peasant tensions, ranchers, and controversial remedies amid emergency actions and a volatile backdrop of international pressure.
Washington report notes 4 million adults have moved to suburban zones, creating new political challenges for Republicans and Democrats. Lawmakers discuss engaging with church groups and parent organizations to build contact in fast-growing fringe communities amid a poll showing rising suburban political activity.
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