NATO Allies Near Missiles Compromise Amid Talks
At the NATO summit in Paris the United States and 14 allies were reported to have substantial accord on seeking settlements with Russia while studying plans to arm Europe with nuclear missiles. Presidents Eisenhower and Dulles pressed for broad East West talks as foreign ministers briefed the chiefs of government.
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U.S
John M. Hightower
Paris
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Dulles
NATO Europe
NATO Permanent Council
NATO
Europe
Bulganin
Middle East
Africa
Geneva
Kremlin
Moscow
Bulgaria
West Germany
Britain
Canada
Arrives Late at NATO Meeting
President Eisenhower did not attend the opening of the NATO chiefs of government session, arriving 42 minutes after start to quiet concerns. Secretary Dulles noted the meeting remained preparatory, with no substantive issues yet, and the President might stay briefly if needed.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith Parish
Eisenhower
NATO Chiefs of Government
James C. Hagerty
State Dulles
Hagerty
Dulles
Macmillan
Eisenhower Greets Zoli Adenauer At Embassy and SHAPE
President Eisenhower welcomes Zoli at the American Embassy residence and meets Chancellor Adenauer who calls the encounter pleasant. He then visits SHAPE near Paris for a NATO event, saluting in military fashion as Norstad and personnel gather.
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Zoli
Adenauer
Eisenhower
Washington
Paris
NATO
Norstad
U.S
Lauris Norstad
SHAPE
Subway Strike Ends and Service Returns to Normal
New York rush hour subway service resumed after an eight day walkout by the Motormen's Benevolent Association. More than 1,500 MBA members returned to work as state leaders promised fair treatment and possible legislation to curb Transit Authority bargaining control.
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New York
Transit Authority
Independent Motormen'’s Benevolent Assn
Robert F. Wagner
Averell Harriman
MacNeil Mitchell
Manhattan
Weather Readings at 8 30 Today
Readings show 8 30 time with a low of 25 and high of 44 in the last 24 hours. Conditions are cloudy and overall general weather remains overcast.
Belt Line Work Included in $96 Million State Program
Minnesota plans grading and sub base work on 14 bridges and 9.5 miles of the Austin Belt Line starting July 1 1958 as part of a $9 million state program. Gov Freeman and Highway Commissioner L D Zimmerman outlined the project funding and the total budget increase over the current year with interstate expansion driving much of the rise.
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Austin Belt Line
Minnesota Highway Department
Gov. Freeman
L. D. Zimmerman
Airport Drive
Highway 16 E
Dexter
Austin
Carlton County
St. Louis River
Scanlon
Pine County
Mission Creek
Rice County
South County
Expectant Mother Dies of Polio Refusing Salk Vaccine
Virginia Minn. Mrs. Marvin W. Makela 24, of Makinen, dies in a Virginia hospital after polio illness nine days. The baby boy, delivered by caesarean after her death, lived about seven hours. She refused recommended Salk shots during pregnancy. She is survived by husband, one son, and parents.
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Virginia
Minn
Marvin W. Makela
Makinen
Makela
AF Launches Atlas ICBM and Plans for Space Push
Secretary James H. Douglas told the Senate Preparedness subcommittee that workable intercontinental ballistic missiles should be ready within two years. He outlined Atlas and Titan progress, Thor production, and ambitions for a mile‑per‑second plane toward a manned satellite, with currency for extra funding and caution about Soviet lead.
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Washington
Air Force
James H. Douglas
Douglas
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Thor
Atlas
Titan
Congress
Defense Department
Budget Bureau
Johnson
Soviet Union
Interservice
Army
America
Atomic Energy Commission
Danube Man Dies in Rural Road Crash Near Roseland
Lowell Caldwell 38, Danube businessman and school bus operator, was found dead in his wrecked station wagon after it plunged into a ditch in Renville County 3% miles south of Roseland. The crash occurred overnight. Caldwell leaves a widow and five children.
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Associated Press
Danube
Minn
Minnesota
Lowell Caldwell
Renville
Roseland
Caldwell
James H. Clark
Fairmont
Clark
Driver 84 Attendant Dragged Trying to Stop Gas Thief
An 84 year old filling station attendant, Fred Polesky, was severely injured when a car left without paying. He was dragged about a block and is in fair condition at Weiner Memorial Hospital. Sheriff Rans announced Roy Demke of Balaton is being held without charge after Polesky identified him in the hospital.
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Marshall
Minn
Fred Polesky
Weiner Memorial Hospital
Roland Rans
Lyon County
Polesky
Russell
Rans
Roy Demke
Bookstore Receives $20 Conscience Money in Minnesota
In Albert Lea Minnesota Rev and Mrs E W Fall run a small bookstore. A woman customer bought holiday cards and left a plain envelope with $20 inside with a plea for forgiveness for stealing a Bible five years ago.
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Albert Lea
Minn
E. W. Fall
Mousenik I Launch Delayed Until January
The Austin Rocketeers delay Mousenik I II launch until January. They prepare an alternate launcher and explore a 15 foot duplicate launcher while awaiting fuel shipments for further trials.
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Mousenik I
Austin
Navy
Duns Scotus
Austin Rocket
Atlas launches limited range test of intercontinental missile
The Air Force successfully launched an Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile from Cape Canaveral at 12 38 p m landing in a pre selected impact area after traveling several hundred miles. The test occurred as NATO leaders met in Paris with Eisenhower noting the U S answer to Soviet ICBM claims.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Missile Test Center
Air Force Here
Defense Department
Washington
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Kitty Hawk
N. C
U. S
Russia
Atlas
Vanguard
Sinatra shifts suit against magazine in privacy case
Frank Sinatra withdraws his 2.3 million dollar libel lawsuit against Look Magazine and sues for invasion of privacy. The joint announcement says the privacy action is a test of how far the press may pry into a celebrity’s personal life.
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Sinatra
Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra
Look Magazine
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Chicago Press Photographers Association
AP Photofax
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