Ike to Outline NATO Plan Amid Missile Debate
Amid talks in Paris on NATO strategy President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles pressed peaceful aims of the alliance while acknowledging missile bases. European leaders including Adenauer Gaillard and Diefenbaker voiced concerns over France North Africa ties and broader geopolitical pressures as the United States signaled cautious steps on stationing nuclear stockpiles in Europe.
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Eisenhower Prays for NATO Success
President Eisenhower attends a NATO service at an Episcopal cathedral in Paris amid his convalescence after a stroke. Dulles and Burgess play active roles as he meets with the U.S. delegation, discusses the NATO summit, and receives public support from Paris crowds.
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Nimitz Aide Dies at 66 in Carmel
Retired Navy Captain John Marie Creighton died Sunday at age 66 in Carmel after a brief illness. He served on Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz’s staff during World War II.
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German Economist Gerhart Ziller Ends Life in Berlin
East Berlin newspapers report Gerhart Ziller a 45 year old secretary of the Communist Party Central Committee and former minister of machine construction killed himself Saturday "in a fit of low mood." Ziller was a leading economic expert and later served in the committee role.
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Bus Peace Talks Resume In Los Angeles Strike
Negotiations to end a 1.5 day old Southern California bus strike will resume today. Representatives from the Metropolitan Coach Lines and the Transit System will present counterproposals to union officials in hopes of ending the walkout within the next few days.
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