10 Oct 1957
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1957
Page
1
Braves win the World Series 5 to 0 over the Yankees. United States announces readiness to start multination talks on space missile control at the United Nations in New York as the disarmament debate opens in the UN Political Committee.
Gov Stanley outlined steps from anti integration laws after a Defenders meeting in Charlottesville. Atty General Patty said public schools automatically close when mixed white and colored students and powers transfer to Virginia, with reopening requiring governor ordered peace and non coercive integration.
Berryville lifts water use restrictions after mayor Leland W. Broadstater announces that recent rains have restored supply to normal following drought driven limits set at the August council meeting.
An 11 year old bicyclist, Fred Gauthier of Ferndale, was killed when his bike veered into a car driven by 70 year old Marion E Tremblay of Ferndale. Police said no charges were filed against the driver.
US officials doubt any practical deals with the Soviet Union on major issues such as space satellite control. They cite Khrushchev’s apparent diplomacy as a show of scientific progress and military strength while pursuing propaganda on peaceful settlement, based on Secretary of State Dulles’ talk with Andrei Gromyko.
Soviet leader warns of military action to defend Middle East interests and accuses U.S. Dulles of pressuring Jordan and Iraq against Syria. Khrushchev says Henderson was directed to incite Turkey, repeating that Turkey would not last a day in war if conflict erupts. Turkey rejects aggressive intent, citing Soviet arms to Syria.
Defense of GI William Girard opens in Maebashi Japan with testimony from two officers on the firing range where he shot Mrs. Naka Sakai on January 30. Officers describe guarding a machinegun and driving away brass scavengers as a possible danger before the fatal shot.
A New Haven moonwatch group atop a college building reported spotting the Sputnik satellite at 5 23 AM EST. James Plato and Dr Robert Brown described a small bright object moving slowly, confirmed later by Smithsonian Laboratory in Cambridge.
Twenty two of the forty five crewmen from the stricken tanker Mission San Miguel were moved to a Navy LST that positioned to take on the rest. Rising waves struck Mare Reef where the vessel ran aground Tuesday night, its engine room flooded. The reef lies about 745 miles northwest of Honolulu.
Secretary Folsom reports an 80 percent decline in paralytic polio in two years with 1,576 cases this year through Sept. 28 and 130 deaths in the first seven months. He urges Americans under 40 to complete the three dose Salk vaccine schedule to achieve a knockout blow next year.
In Moscow yesterday a formal AP Wirephoto from Moscow released the first official picture of the Soviet satellite. The image shows the four antennaed craft perched on a three legged pedestal.
The Soviet satellite Sputnik remained on its original orbit and speed as tracked by the Naval Research Laboratory. Blossom Point Maryland reported clear 40 megacycle signals from 6:48 to 7:01 a.m. EST with a southeastward crossing from Wisconsin through Ohio and beyond.
Frost warnings were issued in the local area with similar predictions for Maryland and West Virginia. The weatherman said tomorrow will be fair and slightly cooler.
In Haverhill Massachusetts Elizabeth Denno a Jehovahs Witness refuses blood transfusions for a bleeding duodenal ulcer. Doctors cannot transfuse while she is conscious and her husband Gardner Denno would authorize transfusions if she loses consciousness. The courts ruled against transfusing against her will while she remains awake. The husband visited with their two children Darlene and Nathan urging compliance to allow reunion in this life or the next.
Milwaukee defeats New York 5 to 0 in Game Seven behind Lew Burdette. Crandall homered for Milwaukee as Crandall and hitters compile a decisive victory in front of a World Series crowd.
Aaron singled Covington sacrificed Torre walked Mantilla flew to Slaughter Aaron raced to third on the catch Crandall rolled to Kubek who threw to Coleman for the force at second No runs, one hit, two left.
Mathews fielded Kubek's grounder and threw him out. He snagged Coleman's liner to nip the runner by half a step. Collins struck out swinging.
Burdette faltered early as Hazle and Logan singled and scored on a misplay at second. Mathews doubled driving in Hazle and Logan as Larsen exited after five. Shantz relieved with Aaron knocking in Covington on a Texas Leaguer before the page continued.
Washington The Eisen hower administration ordered an end to fingerprinting for virtually all visitors to the United States with few exceptions. Rules take effect next weekend and waive fingerprinting for many groups including Soviets, Red China newsmen and Olympic athletes upon policy approval. Officials cited authority from Congress as the action was announced by Secretary of State Dulles and Attorney General Brownell.
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