Paris Pushes Spring Delay for East West Summit
Washington reports President Eisenhower and Secretary Herter discussed France’s approval in principle for an East West summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. France favors next spring, while de Gaulle remains reluctant to rush the meeting, despite Western leaders showing tentative acceptance.
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Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
France
White House
Nikita Khrushchhev
Herter
Khrushchev Said To Write Ike on China
Chicago Sun Times reports a letter attributed to Nikita Khrushchev to President Eisenhower may carry a new offer from Red China to the United States. Mikhail Smirnovsky at the Soviet Embassy in Washington delivered the message to Robert Murph at the State Department. The dispatch describes Khrushchev’s talks with Chinese leaders in Peiping and notes a willingness to settle international issues by peaceful means, possibly extending the no force principle to Formosa under certain conditions.
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High Court Grants Stay to Chessman
The Supreme Court granted a stay of execution for Cary Chessman to allow a new appeal. The stay was issued by eight justices after Chief Justice Warren disqualified himself. Chessman must file by November 3 and California may respond before a possible hearing.
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Supreme Court
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California
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Riland
Underground City Concept by Cornell University Team
Ithaca New York engineering researchers from Cornell University are developing a bomb proof underground city model. The project envisions a self contained shelter like habitat with protected facilities though no construction is planned at this time.
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Cornell University
Io Design
Five Day Forecast Notes Warm Friday Cold Weekend
The forecast calls for temperatures through Monday near the normal 45 degrees. Warmer conditions are expected Friday followed by a colder weekend with temperatures dipping. Precipitation should total between a quarter and a half inch, mainly rain with snow possible in higher elevations around Friday.
Wright Guggenheim opens as spiral modernist museum
The Guggenheim Museum in New York dedicates its spiral, six story building by Wright design on Fifth Avenue facing Central Park. Arthur Flemming presides, May or Wagner to cut the ribbon. The ramp galleries form a one third mile ascent, with 144 works tracing modern art from Cezanne to Pollock.
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Army Missile Role Indicated Settled
Secretary of the Army Wilber Brucker hinted at a White House space conference that the fate of the Army Ballistic Missile Agency was settled. Discussions centered on the Saturn booster and whether to place it under civilian NASA control, with key figures like Von Braun defending a spaceflight-focused role and urging swift progress.
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PID Co Buys Pittsfield Industrial Park Site
Pittsfield Industrial Development Co. paid 98 500 for 207 acres off 2 Road to develop a modern industrial park area. An outside private group is to fund the project, with a plan to form a new organization by December 1 to oversee fundraising and development.
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Wappi & Co
Boston
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Chamber of Commerce
Pittsfeld Taxpayers Assn
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Medaris Not Upset Over Space Program
Maj. Gen. John Bruce Medaris resigns as army missile chief after four years of rocket success and political defeats. He says he is not quitting over dissatisfaction with the US space program and set to retire January 31. He cites long strain and inter service disagreement as factors, noting the Soviet Union leading the US by about five years.
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Bruce Medaris
White House
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New York
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Mataris
Soviet Union
United States
Court Enjoins Steel Strikers and Tram Bond Dispute
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court limits state spending while a legal challenge to the Mount Greylock Tramway Authority borrowing is resolved. Attorneys argue the constitution requires legislative approval for bond issues. A temporary restraining order delays bond spending until pleadings are completed by May 4, with a May 4 hearing set to advance the case.
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Castro Major Accused of Treason in Camaguey
In Camaguey Province Castro Major and two of his military commanders accuse Maj. Mubert Matos of treason as Raul Castro restructures the Cuban armed forces. The revolution faces an apparent assault as Castro appeals to supporters to join his forces.
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Bert Matos
Matos
Raul
ISU Studies Shippers Offer Negotiations Continue
ISU examining a wage proposal from the New York Shipping Association amid renewed talks between the International Longshoremen Union and shippers. The two sides resumed negotiations Monday after a month of tension tied to earlier stalled talks.
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UPI
International Land‘shoremen's Union
New York Shinming Assn
Autonia
Navy probes Nautilus sabotage claims in Portsmouth
FBI and naval intelligence investigated possible sabotage after damaged electrical cables were found aboard the USS Nautilus at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Capt. Carl A. Johnson said the damage did not affect the reactor, while Vice Admiral Rickover doubted unfriendly nation involvement and suggested a shipyard worker or crew error. probes named questioned workers amid fires and other incidents. The Nautilus, first nuclear submarine, has recent overhaul issues shadowing February completion plans.
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Boston
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Union appeals after judge orders return to work for 80 days
Federal Judge Herbert Sorg ordered striking United Steelworkers back to mills for 80 days under Taft-Hartley Act. The United Steelworkers Union appealed to block enforcement while arguing retroactivity should apply to the entire period. Industry and government debated retroactive effects and national impact amid a three hour session.
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