Samos Satellite Set To Replace U2 Spy Planes
President Eisenhower ordered an end to U2 flights as the Samos reconnaissance satellite program advances. The first Samos craft should orbit within four months, offering high resolution imaging and real time TV feeds from polar orbits. Samos, built on Agena B, will boost from Point Arguello using Atlas missiles and target both small objects and broad regions to locate missile sites and troop concentrations.
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Khrushchev Faces Mixed Paris Reception After Summit Collapse
In Paris Khrushchev faced boos from locals but cheers from the Soviet public as he returned from the summit crisis. The correspondent notes growing domestic influence, industrial slowdown, and rising discontent over consumer goods, while many Soviets envy American standards and freedoms.
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Warm Trend With Scattered Thunderstorms In Miami Valley
The Miami Valley faces a warming spell with scattered thunderstorms through Friday. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy warm days with highs around mid 80s and nightly lows in the 60s. Middletown reported a high of 71 yesterday and a low of 52 this morning.
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Mister Dillon's Losing Chester Ends on Gunsmoke
Actor Dennis Weaver says Chester will depart Gunsmoke after the 1960 61 season as his six year contract nears expiration. Weaver plans to seek his own show following the exit.
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Ohio Supreme Court Dismisses Klumpp Appeal
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of Edythe Klumpp in the murder of her lover’s estranged wife, setting an execution date for June 17. Klumpp, 43, confessed to burning Louise Bergen’s body after the Oct 30, 1958, shooting in Cincinnati and later claimed Bergen’s husband was responsible.
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Defense claims juror prejudice in Klumpp case at Supreme Court motion
During arguments on a Supreme Court motion for leave to appeal the defense counsel argued that Mrs. Klumpp’s rights were violated and that the jury that convicted her was prejudiced, challenging the trial.
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Hypocrite Quote On Paycheck Given To Wife
A sharp quip defines hypocrisy as a man who hands his paycheck to his wife with a smile. The remark frames a social joke about marital finance and public persona.
Eisenhower Praises Resilience After Summit Setback in Lisbon
President Eisenhower addressed cheering crowds in Lisbon after the summit conference failure. He urged resolve, belt tightening, and renewed effort for peace with justice and freedom, noting no reason for dismay amid Soviet tensions.
Tourists Hold Off on Soviet Trips Amid Paris Turmoil
A survey of travel agencies shows mixed reactions from travelers. Gabriel Reiner of Cosmos Agency says cancellations have occurred but many tourists adopt a wait and see stance as events in Paris influence plans for summer travel to the Soviet Union.
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Cosmos Agency
Eisenhower affronted by Khrushchev tactics in Paris
White House press secretary James C. Hagerty said Eisenhower felt relieved to escape the "warmth" of the Soviet chill after the Paris summit. Hagerty quoted the president as being disgusted and fed up with Khrushchev’s antics during the talks.
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President arrives in Paris for brief overnight visit
The President arrived by special jet from Paris for an overnight stop before heading to Washington. Crowds lined the route as the presidential procession moved through the capital to Quebec Palace where Eisenhower stays. The escort wore blue tunics and white breeches.
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Khrushchev Calms Down In Germany
Khrushchev arrived in East Berlin from failed summit talks and said the USSR would pursue peaceful coexistence while pressing Berlin issues with East German leaders. He warned against the law of the jungle in the US but avoided new threats to West Berlin.
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Tear Gas Breaks Up Party for Khrushchev in Raleigh
Police dispersed a noisy crowd of about 1,000 North Carolina State College students who burned an effigy of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev on Capital Square. Tear gas bombs were used and 13 arrests made as demonstrators chanted support for Eisenhower and the U2 spy flights.
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NATO backs US Britain and France in tense summit aftermath
The Permanent Council of NATO expressed unanimous support for the United States Britain and France amid the fallout from the summit conference breakdown. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko heads to New York to press charges over American spy flights. Allied officials in Paris say curbs on West German rearma ment may be erased in response to the crisis.
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Missile tests show Florida rockets pass key tests
Cape Canaveral officials report Polaris launched from an underground tube and traveled 1000 miles using inertial guidance in a successful compressed air launch. At Eglin Air Force Base three Bomarc-A missiles demonstrated interception of flying targets, marking progress on both programs.
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Dodd urges prosecution of Cyrus Eaton over Soviet dealings
Senator Thomas J. Dodd accuses Cleveland industrialist Cyrus Eaton of assisting the Soviet Union and calls for prosecution. He cites Eaton’s Paris trip to meet with Premier Nikita Khrushchev following the collapse of the summit conference.
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Nixon forecasts GOP win in New York this November
Vice President Nixon wraps a two day tour in Syracuse Auburn and Buffalo and says Republicans can carry New York with a team effort. He names Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as a possible president but notes Rockefeller will not run as a second on the ticket and he has not pressed county leaders to back him for the nomination amid Morhouse's uncommitted convention plan.
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Nixon predicts united GOP push to win New York
Nixon said Republicans can carry New York in a national election with a major united party effort. He warned Rockefeller may back his effort after nomination and called New York a key battleground with 45 electoral votes. He forecast a battle of great magnitude but potential victory with unity.
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Blame for Summit Breakup Divides U.S. Voters
Across cities readers assign blame to Nikita Khrushchev for the U2 summit collapse. Opinions split on political impact, with some saying it could aid Republicans or Democrats, and others predicting little effect. Civilians voice fear, calm, and questions about future upheaval.
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