Western powers propose May 16 summit in Paris
The United States Great Britain and France propose a four power summit conference in Paris on May 16 with Khrushchev to decide the next move. White House press secretary Hagerty said no word on Kremlin acceptance yet. The Western trio notified Moscow through diplomatic notes delivered today.
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Augusta
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Paris
Nikita S. Khrushchev
White House
James C. Hagerty
Khrushchev
Moscow
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
Man's Diary Cut Short By Death
Konrad Walter Hubele a Caltech graduate student from Germany was found dead in his car outside a mountain cabin in Angles National Forest. An autopsy could not determine if death resulted from a self administered medicine or other causes. a laboratory exam of vital organs was ordered while authorities investigate.
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Hubele
Caltech
Germany
Angles National Forest
Sheriff's
17 Year Old Seeks Lost Dog Jinty Across U S
In St Thomas Ontario a 17 year old girl Judy Ferren from Southampton England hunted for her German Shepherd Jinty who ran away in Detroit. She hitchhiked 114 miles to Detroit from New York and searched yards and depots with a dollar for food before returning home after a day of fruitless calls.
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ST. Thomas
Ont
Detroit
Judy Ferren
Jinty
Judy
New York
Southhampton
England
Gladys Ferren
New York Central
Nyc
Rights Body Is Formed For South Carolina
Washington AP The Civil Rights Commission formed a seven member advisory panel for South Carolina. The group includes whites and Negroes with varied views, to meet in Columbia and elect officers. Members: Melver of Conway chair. Dr Dewey Maceo Rock Hill physician. Rev Allan Rayford Jefords Florence priest. Dr Thomas Carr McFall Ridgeway native. Rev James Herbert Nelfa Sumier Ridgeway. Andrew McDowd Secrest publisher Monroe NC. Courtney Parker Sheloff Penn Com See. Page 11-A.
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Washington
Commission On Civil Rights Today
South Carolina
Columbia
Ree KR. Melver
Conway
State National Guard Assn
Dewey Maceo
Rock Hill
Union County
Allan Raymond Jeffords
Our of den
Florence
Thomas Carr McFall
Tchee Ocean
James Herbert Nelfa Sumier
Kee Er
Ridgeway
Andrew McDowd Secrest
Chere Chronicle
Monroe
N.C
Courtney Parker Sheloff
Penn Comm
Nixon Kennedy May Vie In New Hampshire Primary
Nixon and Kennedy may run separate ticket bids in New Hampshire as advisers study adding Nixon to the ballot to show grassroot support. Kennedy plans to enter every possible primary while Humphrey prefers Wisconsin as a target.
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Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
New Hampshire
Nixon
York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
GOP
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Wisconsin
New England
Midwest
Union Demands Are Blamed for Steel-Labor Impasse
The steel industry told President Eisenhower’s inquiry board that union wage and benefit demands block a peace pact. R. Conrad Cooper of U S Steel warned the panel that unions have boosted terms, not cut them, in a tense session. The three member board, led by George W. Taylor, compiles a report due January 6. UNION on Page 11-A.
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Washington
R. Conrad Cooper
Eisenhower
Cooper
U. S. Steel Corp
University of Pennsylvania
George W. Taylor
Panel Union
License Plates Go On Sale Saturday in North Carolina
North Carolina auto license plates go on sale Saturday at about 80 offices of the Carolina Motor Club. The display deadline for 1960 plates is midnight February 15. Sales hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
The
Carolina Motor Club
America Resumes Nuclear Test Pause With Notice
The United States to resume nuclear weapon tests at any time but with prior notice. President Eisenhower led a 15 member meeting to authorize a voluntary testing period beginning Jan 1 while continuing negotiations with Russia in Geneva. The moratorium remains unspecified, shifting to day by day operations pending talks.
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Augusta
United States
Eisenhower
Russia
Geneva
U.S
White House
Mitment
Christian A. Herter
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Nathan
F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John A. McCone
Atomic Energy Commission
James P. Wadsworth
James B. Fisk
Bosses Are Smarter But Balmier
Sociologist Prof. Walter A. Lunden of Iowa State University told the AAAS that rulers tend to be smarter yet more mentally deranged and criminally inclined than the general population. He cited power correlating with corruption and noted leaders often possess high intelligence paired with cynicism.
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Chicago
Walter A. Lunden
Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa
American Assn. For
Advancement of
Science
Lunden
Disarmament Talks Face Hurdles in 1960 Western States
Western powers led by the United States and France clash over first steps in 1960 disarmament talks in Washington and Geneva. Britain backs staged limits on tests while France and the Soviet bloc push for broader goals. Khrushchev's four-year plan and delivery of nuclear material cited as key points.
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United Nations
N.Y
France
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Geneva
U.N
Britain
Canada
London
Italy
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Selwyn Lloyd
Nikita Khrushchev
Blizzard Like Snow And Ice Storms Roar Across Seaboard
A major Northeast storm brings heavy snow up to a foot, ice knocks out power, and travel halts across many states from Maine to Ohio. Nineteen deaths are reported nationwide with Maine Vermont New York and Oregon among the hardest hit.
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Seaboard
Oregon
New York
Massachusetts
Maine
Kansas
Wisconsin
Iowa
Portland
Weather Bureau
Vermont
New Hampshire
Plains
New England
Scientists plan to dive seven miles for depth record
The plan targets a seven mile dive to surpass the 18 600 foot world mark set last Nov 15. In the cigar shaped chamber Jacques Piccard and Andreas B Rechnitzer will descend toward the Marianas Trench about 200 miles southwest of Guam. The Navy lists Lt Don Walsh or Lt Lawrence Shumaker as possible companions on the descent.
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Jacques Piccard
Navy Electronics Laboratory
Andreas B
Marianas Trench
Guam
Navy
Rechnitzer
Don Walsh
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Lawrence A. Shumaker
South Gate
Calif
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