First Talk Slated For 8 O Clock
President Eisenhower convened a large National Security Council session with ten policy makers and outside experts. The event precedes his 8:30 p.m. EST address on science and security, part of a new series aimed at reassuring the nation amid Sputnik II developments. About 45 people attended, described as the largest NSC gathering ever, with discussions tied to ongoing space and security concerns.
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Eisenhower weighs space ship plan to beat Soviets
The Chicago Tribune reports Eisenhower is considering a space ship larger than Sputnik IV using big missiles. A satellite could launch within four months, circle about 600 miles up, and carry animals for science. Pentagon officials assess costs up to 275 million dollars amid security and international impact concerns.
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Flu Returns to Japan With Widespread Reach
In Tokyo officials warn a renewed influenza surge across Japan may peak later this month. Public health officials report rising cases, calls for vigilance, and potential impact on medical facilities as the wave expands nationwide.
Senator Church Pushes New Manhattan Project in Missile Debate
Reno dispatch reports Sen Frank Church leading Young Democrats in calling for a new Manhattan Project to end the missile muddle amid civil rights tensions. About 1000 delegates from 45 states and beyond gathered as Kennedy, Humphrey, and others campaigned for the Democratic presidential bid, while Burton, Laricione, and Noles weighed in on unity and defense policy.
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United Fund Kickoff Sets Instruction Night for Volunteers
The United Fund kicks off tonight with about 500 volunteers gathering at Franklin Court auditorium for last minute instructions and materials distribution. Speaker Rev. Aurance S. Watson of Baltimore and Mayor Harris Willard Burbank will be on hand as the drive targets $259,922 for 19 local agencies over the next year.
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Russians Watch For Spectacular New Venture On Moon
Washington November 7 U S scientists monitor today for a bold Soviet space move to mark the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. Western experts speculate Russia might land on the moon or reveal another space feat as a follow-up to two satellites. Telescopes at the Naval Observatory tracked the moon overnight as part of International Geophysical Year studies. Commanders declined comment beyond noting heightened observation.
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Man must serve 90 days or pay $450 in fraud case
In Cambridge Massachusetts John H Miller 35 faced a Magisterial hearing over stealing and hiding a car purchased from Flemming. He offered to take 90 days in jail in lieu of $450 debt but the judge refused saying civil debts cannot be discharged by jail time. Flemming valued the car at about 75 for junk.
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Garroway Show To Feature Local TV Education Project
Washington County educational TV project will be featured on Dave Garroway's Today show Friday November 15 as part of American Education Week. NBC crew filmed at the Board of Education Center Lincolnshire School and planned visits to South Hagerstown High Pangborn Boulevard Elementary. broadcast from 7 to 8 am via WAC TV Channel 4.
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Bypasses Promise Growth for City Says Chamber Study
A United States Chamber of Commerce analysis finds bypasses of U S Route 1 and Route 10 likely to boost business overall while shifting activity away from old paths. California and Camar, notes show varied effects on sales, real estate, and new building, with many merchants now favoring bypasses.
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Daily Papers Boost Price Amid Rising Costs
New York November 7 Crans ton Williams general manager of the American Publishers Association reports that 225 daily newspapers in 42 states increased prices over 16 months. He notes price hikes driven by higher newsprint costs and wage pressures, with figures comparing 230 papers selling over five cents in April 1958 to 449 by November 1957.
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Draft Boards Seek Two Men
Two Fong men are being sought by Washington County Star Board for moving and failing to advise of change of address. Sought by the Boards are Donald Lee Snyder, whose last known address was 452 Park Place, and Harry Ebert Moore, whose last address was Hegers own R 2.
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New Hospital Set to Open with 28 Beds
Weston Maryland Hospital prepares to admit 25 to 30 patients Monday. John R. Cochran Sr. notes the opening is on track and plans include convoys with police escorts for transfers from Baltimore and Salisbury. Dr. Isadore B. Lyon says follow up admissions will begin soon, prioritizing waiting patients from nursing homes and private homes.
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Local Man Held for Bedford School Burglary
Thomas H. Miller of Hagerstown, 38, jailed in Bedford County Pennsylvania for a $2,500 burglary at Smith High School. State police say the theft occurred October 21 and included six musical instruments several typewriters and other machines.
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Ice and Frost Hit Towns as Temperatures Fall
Weather observers report a light ice coating and a white frost as temperatures drop to 27 degrees in the morning. Forecasters expect a moderation with showers possible tomorrow and a high near 55 to 60 degrees. Southerly winds from the Gulf of Mexico stirred the Great Lakes region and are moving toward the Eastern Seaboard, bringing rain and scattered thunderstorms to northern and central areas. Flood threats loom in parts of northeast Texas as authorities monitor developing conditions.
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Reds Cite Sputnik Failure In August Mystery
Paris reporters quoted Paul Coudere of the Pattern Fronts saying Russians may have misfired a Sputnik. He recalled a bizarre object seen in the sky toward the night near August. He now believes it was an abortive satellite launch attempt.
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Council Plans Annexation Of About 350 Acres
The mayor and Council hear a plan to annex roughly 350 acres near Hamilton Park Carroll Heights. Stine owns the land slated for development, with Councilman Jacob Yaraus expected to present the proposal. The administration aims to add contiguous areas to the city, with hearings on 1958 department budgets soon to follow. Special council meetings are planned and items tonight are minor.
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Ingrid and Rossellini Separate After Seven Turbulent Years
Italian director Roberto Rossellini and actress Ingrid Bergman announced they separated today citing incompatibility after seven years of marriage. Reports linked Rossellini with an Indian scriptwriter Sonali Das Gupta, which were emphatically denied. Bergman remained in Rome with a companion as Rossellini left the city.
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