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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1957
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Firing Of Jupiter Rocket Called Success By Army
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CZECH'S SEIZE TWO
VIENNA (UP) Prague Radio
announced Tuesday night the ar
rest of two "spies" who allegedly
worked for Western intelligence
services. The broadcast said Mar
tin Schmitt and his wife of Prague
were seized by Czech police on
charges of spying for the British
Secret Service.
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
MISSILE TEST CENTER, Cape
Canaveral, Fla. W A Jupiter
racket soared skyward last night
in a spectacular and successtul
lest of the Army's intermediate
range ballistic missile.
The missile, designed to travel
1.50 miles, was reported offi
cially to have taken its prescribed
course and landed in its prese
lected target area. It was the first
time the Defense Department had
identified a missile fired from
here or had given an immediate
report on the outcome of a test.
The Pentagon, however, would
not reveal how far the Jupiter had
traveled. A spokesman said that
still is secret information.
The mighty missile trailed a
long oval flame which lighted up
the Cape Canaveral area. Minutes
after the launching the Miami
Herald, 200 miles to the south,
was flooded with calls from resi
dents who said they saw it pass
overhead.
There still was no word on when
the scheduled test of the Navy's
Vanguard missile will take place.
The three-stage rocket, intended
to carry a U.S. earth satellite into
space, is due for a tryout of its
first-stage engine. High winds ap
parently have caused postpone
ments of the test.
Yesterday's Jupiter test was the
second of the day. A small missile
was launched during daylight
hours but authorities have de
clined to give any information
about it beyond that it was not
the Vanguard. It began wobbling
shortly after takeoff and apparent
ly fell into the Atlantic.
As the huge Jupiter was about
to be launched, searchlights shone
brightly on it and a glow appeared
around it. Seconds later it began
a slow ascent. Eathered speed.
vanished momentarily in a cloud
bank, then reappeared. It could be
BOVET FAVORED FOR PRIZE
STOCKHOLM (UP) Dr. Dan-
iele Bovet, an Italian pharmacolo
gist of Swiss descent was reported
today the number one favorite for
this year s Nobel Prize for medi
cine, to be awarded here Thurs
day. Bovet is chief of the Depart
ment of Therapeutical Chemistry
at the Italian Health Institute in
Rome.
seen for about 2'.i minutes before
it disappeared to the southeast.
In Washington, Defense Depart
ment officials indicated more in
formation about missile tests and
their results will be provided in
the future. Murray Snyder, assist
ant corrptarv nf rlpfpnse for nublic
affairs, said the missile test pro
gram here "has reached a stage
where certain information may
now be made public."
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That's the "track" scrawled across the map: 58,000 miles. . .more than
twice around the world. Six years of driving crammed into 58 days by a
brand-new 1958 Plymouth. Read below, see how it affects your future.
When you step into an auto showroom and plunk
down hard-earned cash for a new car, you've got
a right to more than just surface beauty. You've
got a right to a ear that's going to stand up under
the punishment of day in, day out driving. A car
that can go on delivering new-car comfort and
economy season after season.
We designed the 1958 Plymouth to do just
that. But we didn't settle for endurance in theory.
We wanted proof.
See that route outlined above? It spells out
"Plymouth '5S" across 37 states. We ran a new
Plymouth one of the first stock production models
to roll off the lines across the route three times
to roll up 5S.0OO miles in just 58 days. That's
1000 miles a day!
Here are just a few of the results. And even
experienced automotive editors who were there
when the Plymouth braked to the final halt were
impressed by the results of this extraordinary test.
Total miles traveled: 58,000
Total days elapsed: 58
Number of brake applications: 37,551
Number of wheel revolutions: 47,732,000
Number of engine tune-ups: 6
And for all its punishment, the test Plymouth
still rode, handled and looked like new. The figures
above are just a few of the hundreds collected
during this trip. Your Plymouth dealer will be
glad to furnish you with lots more details.
You'll be able to see and drive this amazing
new Plymouth in a very few days. Wait for it. It's
going to show you how much you can expect in a
low-price car. And you can expect it only in
Plymouth for '58!
Coming November 1. . tyftdarffc for '58