Malinovsky predicts Soviet submarines will drown American carriers
In a rare interview in Moscow Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky, succeeding Zhukov, boasts that Soviet submarines can wipe out U S aircraft carriers and asserts the Red Army remains the party’s instrument. He insists submarines are both offensive and defensive and will blunt U S carrier power, underscoring a broader stance on Korea and world war readiness.
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Navy to attempt first U S satellite launch December
Washington Navy officials announced plans to launch a small satellite aboard a Vanguard rocket in early December aiming to test atmospheric and spaceflight conditions. The effort, following Sputnik 1’s launch, seeks a successful first U S satellite in orbit with a December 4 target and potential follow up launches as tests continue.
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Weather turns cold with record low in area
Snowfall varied across the region with Massena at four inches and Oswego near two inches. Forecasters say a Montana low pressure system moving east will lift temperatures. tonight's low may reach 15 degrees, highs around 35, and winds 10 to 15 mph shifting easterly. Fraser-Cole reported the coldest reading, dipping near minus four degrees at daybreak.
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Soviet Missile Race Leads, Doolittle Says in Testimony
Former WWII ace and head of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics James Doolittle told the Senate subcommittee that the Soviet Union began missile development in 1946 and has since pursued it more aggressively, while the United States lagged due to a lack of coordinated planning until 1953. He warned the USSR could surpass the U S in all military areas unless progress speeds up, noting American air to air missiles show a bright spot. He criticized the Soviet system as rewarding excellence through destruction for underperformance and praised Russia for dedicating about a quarter of its production to military hardware versus roughly 8 percent in the United States.
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Emerging schemes in Washington fuel a scientific progress debate
A column by Roscoe Tenemond weighs the solla program and science progress amid confusion in Washington. The feature contemplates policy direction as readers scan other sections listed, including Amusements, Financial, Bridge, Classifieds, Radio TV, Life, Forum, Sports, Letters, and Womens pages.
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King Mohammed Talks With Dulles at White House
King Mohammed V of Morocco met with Secretary of State Dulles at the White House today while President Eisenhower was indisposed. Officials from the United States and Morocco attended, with the Moroccan ruler arriving shortly after 9 a.m. for the originally scheduled appointment.
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Today’s Chuckle Teaches A Blundered Message
A misread classroom joke shows a teacher scolding students for missing school to watch movies yesterday. One boy clarifies he did not go, saying he had an errand to prove the point, highlighting a lighthearted mix up.
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President Eisenhower Improves but Under Evaluation
Washington reports President is progressing satisfactorily after a chill, with doctors evaluating illness and a further update promised later today. White House assistant secretary Anne Wheaton refused to confirm severity amid ongoing questions from reporters.
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Market Rebounds After Brief Setback In New York
The stock market recovered from an initial setback as trading stayed active. President Eisenhower’s health was the focus as doctors planned another evaluation following a chill, with Mrs. Wheaton declining to add details beyond the official statements that he is progressing satisfactorily and then very well.
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Doctor Gives Up Rash to Estate Of Wirs
Palm Beach reports Cmdr Chapin sues Dr. Robinson over a $300000 bequest in the will of Mrs. Chapin. The two-page stipulation ends with mutual releases and Robinson’s renunciation, as Chapin seeks to settle a damage suit tied to the Palm Beach case and probate actions in Syracuse.
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Barbaras Surrender Becomes License Action Near Apalachin
In Apalachin area news the Barbaras surrender their liquor distributing license. Attorney Bernard Chernin says the license will be turned over to the State Liquor Authority due to de jure actions. Nearby Nassau County police raid 16 suspected mobster residences and seize items. seven suspects held briefly for questioning before release.
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Gannett Publisher Finank Gannett In Serious Decline
Rochester based veteran publisher Finank Gannett, 81, currently in ill health after a 1953 fall and a bark injury, has taken a serious turn for the worse according to doctors.
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