Ike Visits Spark Mob Scene At Soviet Exhibit
President Eisenhower's brief New York stop for the Soviet exhibit drew a fierce crowd. He moved jauntily through the lobby and greeted by Kozlov as police struggled to separate the throng. Nixon accompanied him as they flew to Newark and returned to Washington two hours later.
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Eisenhower Kozlov tour hints at Soviet displays
President Eisenhower and Soviet director Kozlov toured the exhibit with visitors laughing and smiling as they moved along. A. N. Marzhulo showed a Soviet atomic icebreaker model, saying that is what atomic energy is for, prompting Eisenhower to respond about peaceful uses. Eisenhower enjoyed Soviet art while Nixon and aides attended the New York opening, and Chevrolet surpassed Ford by about 157,000 units in 1959 production after six months.
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Airport Aid Bill Signed by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower signed a 1.26 million dollar airport aid bill trimmed from Democratic proposals but larger than his request. The measure extends the program two years and bars funding for lounges shops and parking areas unless essential as determined by the federal aviation administrator.
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Seeks To Halt Purging Of La Negro Voters
A Justice Department suit seeks to halt large-scale purging of Black voters in southeast Louisiana. The action names Washington Parish Citizens Council registrar Curtis Thames and four council members as defendants, with Senator William Rainach cited as a political figure linked to segregation actions. The filing marks the third voting rights suit under the 1957 Civil Rights Act, following similar actions in Georgia and Alabama appeals.
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First nuclear submarine set for launch this month
Frederick Maryland reports on early plans for the first nuclear missile carrying submarine the George Washington. The Polarig will be ready by month’s end and marks a milestone in naval propulsion and strategic capability.
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