29 Nov 1957
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1957
Page
1
Senator Kefauver reports three days of testimony on the U.S. missile program show a worse situation than he expected. He speaks after defense officials intelligence experts and scientists testified on technology and readiness.
A Civil Air Patrol search found two airmen dead in the wreckage of an Air Force jet trainer on a ridge in the Catskills. The victims were Capt Roy W Schellhouse of Rome New York and John Havefeld of Lutherstown Pa a radar observer. The Gulfise Aldineo Faroe base aircraft failed to return from a training flight and crashed Thursday night prompting police and rescuers to recover the bodies.
The newspaper highlights national debate on economic conditions and defense strategy. It notes a spike in costs, calls for more funding for missiles satellites and scientific development, and quotes Senator Bush urging expansion of missile programs and strong NATO deterrence.
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower travel in a motorcade toward their Pennsylvania farm for a weekend. Doctors report continued improvement and say he is fit to attend Thanksgiving services at the Presbyterian Church with the First Lady and family nearby.
King Mohammed V of Morocco shifts focus from a U S sightseeing swing to a conformance with aides as reports say he plans to discuss ongoing affairs back home regarding the Hui colony. The party traveled from Virginia toward Dallas after a stop in Washington where President Nixon bid farewell.
In Okinawa a Marine is charged with conspiracy and assault in the death of Navy Corpsman Adrien Noldehy after a beating. Jones, a white Marine, described as leading the mob, faces two counts of assault with intent to inflict harm and conspiracy, with the trial tied to a broader inquiry into missile program security at Camp.
Fragmentary OCR text references Algeria and negotiations with unclear names and dates. It mentions a figure in a French context and a vague political or militant situation. Details are too mangled to identify entities or a coherent event.
In Livingston Montana a car carrying Les Woods 26 and her four children Betty Bruce 4 and twins Join and June apparently drowned when it plunged into the Yellowstone River en route to Thanksgiving at W. Swanson ranch. The Woods lived at Big Timber Montana.
A white spruce Christmas tree from Vermont moved toward New York after a hastily planned stop in Essex Junction. Massive crowds disrupted plans prompting Scott to threaten delays and a police escort was arranged to ensure the tree reaches Albany.
London coverage centers on Britain despite Labovite misgivings about U S bombers training with H bombs aboard. The British press rallies around the Conservative government's stance while border tensions and defense investments are highlighted.
A chaotic Metro brief describes East-West tensions and arming of chambers as labor and government figures debate precautions against a possible bomber threat. Forecasters warn cloudiness and cold, with a risk of snow later. Prime ministers discuss defense moves while a patrol and tanker operations are noted near local bases.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Fawzi visits Washington to discuss economic aid and debt talks with U.S. officials, aiming to secure a loan from the International Bank as Western diplomats note potential alignment with the Soviet bloc. Conference with Dulles not yet arranged.
In Sicily near Catania volcanologists report Strombolian activity from Mount Etna with eruptions every ten minutes. Chancellor Adenauer rests after a heavy illness with no immediate danger noted by officials.
Washington reports Sen. Joseph C. O Mahoney warns Soviet scientists are developing a rapid translation machine to process foreign science papers. He cites a conference in Washington and notes the 1960 National Science Foundation act authorized defense aligned research.
U Sgt Arthur Whitleton of Medina Ohio was recovering from injuries suffered when his car was struck by a team at a level crossing near Paris France. His wife Virginia aged 26 was killed in the crash and Whitleton was transferred from Nantes Hospital to the American Hospital in Neuilly where doctors said his condition is satisfactory despite a skull fracture and multiple injuries.
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