Navy Navy Navy Battle Looms In Philadelphia Gridiron Clash
Army and Navy meet in the 58th service game with Navy a six point favorite in a stadium crowd near 100000. The telecast is NBC in color and black and white. Coaches Earl (Army) and Eddie Erdelatz (Navy) have led a tight rivalry since 1950 with recent years alternating wins. The forecast calls for warm, possibly rainy weather and a low scoring, hard fought contest.
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Science Advisers To Work Directly With White House
President Eisenhower tightens White House coordination of science and technology policy by expanding the Science Advisory Committee to work directly with the White House. The group will grow to 17 members, with aims tied to preparations for the first American satellite launch and reactions to Sputnik. The announcement, issued from Gettysburg, Pa., coincides with Eisenhower’s hospitalization and rising space race tensions.
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Eisenhower at Farm Aide Says Recovery Steady
President Eisenhower, recovering from a mild stroke, remains at his Gettysburg farm with plans to return to Washington for state duties. Doctors monitor his condition while he watches the Army Navy game on television. A missile forecast for the weekend keeps scientists cautious about possible course and timing.
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Catch Up Sunday on Contest in Herald American
Readers who missed last weekend’s edition can find the first 14 entries of Whats My Name and the big $10,000 contest rules reprinted in the Sunday issue. Entry No 15 also appears with a bonus edition, offering another chance to participate.
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Dufek Transport Crash Lands at Pole in Antarctica
The Navy transport plane crash landed near McMurdo Sound in Antarctica after a controlled skid on snow. Crew escaped injury. no casualties reported. Dufek and scientists aboard included Rev. Daniel J. Linehan and several officers and correspondents. Highs and lows in New York area weather noted. a beauty ad ends the column.
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Beware of the Christmas Gypsy frauds series kickoff
A Syracuse Herald Journal feature warns shoppers about seasonal scams and street ruse artists. The Business and Financial section begins a Monday series detailing common tricks, how to spot them, and how to protect yourself from pickpockets and con artists during the holidays.
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France approves restricted home rule for Algeria
Parliament approved partial self rule plans for Algeria amid turmoil in the Assembly. The bills set a federal home rule framework while preserving Algeria as part of France, with rebels opposing Paris driven plans and insisting on independence for the Arab majority.
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New Zealand Socialists Win Power in General Election
Final unofficial returns show Labor winning 41 seats to National's 38 in New Zealand's 70 seat Parliament with one seat to be decided in January. Walter Nash leads Labor after eight years out of power, pledging to uphold imperial ties and world peace while maintaining U.S. representation.
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Just Nasty Weekend Weather Ends Thanksgiving Week
The Weatherman reports a cold weekend with snow flurries as a large high pressure area moves in from the West. Rain will turn to snow late tonight with temperatures dropping to 20 degrees, then failing to rise above freezing tomorrow. Winds shift to southerly northeast at 10 to 25 miles per hour as the storm passes.
Churchill Invites Outsider For 83rd Birthday Celebrat
Sir Winston Churchill marks his 83rd birthday by inviting an outsider, First Marshal Lord Montgomery, to his Chartwell home in Kent. Family, nine grandchildren, and most relatives will gather except daughter Sarah in the United States. Churchill prepares a modest birthday cake and plans to watch a tribute documentary as he reflects on wartime leadership amid current critiques.
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Ately
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Massena Feels Slight Earth Tremor Reported
A minor earthquake tremor was felt in Massena early today with no damage reported. Civil Aeronautics Administration station at the airport timed the quake at about 1 28 a m, lasting several seconds.
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Antarctic Ship Strikes Iceberg Feared Sinking
A British research ship with around 33 aboard hit an iceberg in Antarctic waters and may be sinking. Rescue ships were miles away as the situation unfolded with crew preparing lifeboats and cargo to be dumped overboard. The vessel carried scientists and supplies for British Antarctic Bases and was en route to relieve staff.
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