Nixon Limns Siberia as Rickover Probes Soviet Reactors
Vice President Nixon travels western Siberia aboard a Soviet jet to Novosibirsk as he and Admiral Rickover clash with Soviet restrictions on inspecting reactors aboard the Lenin in Leningrad. Rickover insists on access, while Nixon cites dialogue as path to peace.
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Leningrad
Richard M. Nixon
Siberia
Hyman Rickover
Nixon
Novosibirsk
Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
State Committee
United States
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Rickover
America
Fra
Watertown Strike Ends At New York Air Brake Co
After an all-night session, Watertown workers at the New York Air Brake Co reach a tentative agreement to end a four-week strike over wages. Details will be voted on by Local 761 of the International Association of Machinists at a Thursday meeting. The union had rejected a three-year offer with 23 cents total increases and sought a two-year contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown UP — Company
New York Air Brake Co
International Association of Machinists
Missile Chief Sees No Cause For Atlas Alarm
General Schriever, head of Air Research and Development, told House investigators there is no need for alarm over recent Atlas missile failures. He expected the intercontinental rocket ready for combat use by about September 1, noting five failures occurred in later B and C series while an advanced model logged a successful 5,500 mile Atlantic-range test last week. He indicated a fuel problem contributed to three other failures but said the issues appear corrected.
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Washington
Bernard A. Schrever
Air Force
House
Schriever
Air Research and Development Command
House Space Committee
Sehrieser
Hawaii Votes In First State Election On Island Chain
Hawaii voters on the 300 mile chain cast ballots for two U S senators one representative a governor and a 76 member legislature in close races led by Democrat John A Burns and likely historic Japanese American representation Daniel K Inouye faced dentist Charles K Silva for the at large seat while former governors Oren E Long and Wilfred C Tsukiyama contested one senate berth with polls closing at 10 30 p m EST and record participation expected.
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Honolulu
Hilo
U S
U. S
Congress
Hawaii
John A Burns
Eisenhower
Wiliam F. Quinn Burns
Quinn
Daniel K Inouye
Jone House
Charles K. Silva
Senaate
Oren E. Long
Wilfred C. Tsukiyama
Treason Charge Hurled Against Cuban Leader
A private citizen accuses former President Manuel Urrutia of treason and the case is transferred to Fidel Castro's Cabinet. Supreme Court Judge Julio Garceran de Val signs the order moving the matter to the Cabinet, placing Castro in the judge role. Urrutia quit after a TV speech while Castro had faced calls to resign. Raul Gomez Quintero, a lawyer in Castro's movement, filed the charge.
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Havana
Manuel Urrutia
Fidel Castro
Supreme Court
Julio Garceran de Val
Castro
Urrutia
Raul Gomez Quintero
Revolutionary Movement
Governor's Son Coyly Replies Just Friends
In Kristiansand Norway Steven Rockefeller son of the New York governor and Anne Marie Rasmussen a local grocer's daughter deny romance rumors. Steven says they are just friends and has no wedding plans. He is on vacation after a U S military discharge and will stay a few weeks before returning to the United States.
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Kristiansand
Norway
uPi
Steven Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Steven
Anne Male Rasmussen
Anne Marie
Moridar
U. S
Oslo
Rasmussen
United States
Rockefeller Home
Autumn chill sweeps Northwest with record low readings
The Pacific Northwest and Rockies see temperatures fall to the low 40s and 50s while the eastern U S braces for warmth. Readings dip to 36 at Redmond Oregon 38 at Meacham Oregon Fairbanks Alaska reports 42 degrees. Thunderstorms with heavy rain strike northern Kentucky south of Cincinnati and funnel clouds reported in Kansas. Tornadic winds lash an area about 80 miles south southeast of Norfolk Virginia.
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Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Pacific
Northwest
Alaska
Redmond
Oregon
Meacham
Fairbanks
Pierre and Philip
S. D
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Kansas
Norfolk
Aid Bill Sparks Heated Debate in House
In a House debate on a foreign aid bill, Rep Passman warned that some recipient nations might attack the U.S. in war, while Rep Conte argued for higher military aid. The bill totals 3.1865 billion, with substantial cuts from the President’s request. White House says the measure is inadequate and should be raised by 390.3 million.
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Washington
Passman
D-Ia
House Today
U. 5
Eisenhower
House
Silvio Conte
Rmass
Conte
United States
Yugoslavia
Poland
Indonesia
Prigram
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
White House
Strike in Aluminum Seen Likely Amid Steel Lockout
A looming aluminum strike threatens as steel workers stay out on a nationwide walkout. Union leaders say no contract means no work across aluminum makers like Alcoa Reynolds and Kaiser, with copper plants also under pressure for next month.
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New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
Joseph F. Funnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Hensmen
Western Allies push for Berlin pledge amid stalled talks
In Geneva Western allies reaffirm demand that the Soviet Union pledge not to take unilateral action against West Berlin while Germany remains divided. Diplomats report a revised plan to seek such a pledge and discuss disarmament talks as the Big Four move toward a possible compromise before the conference ends.
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Geneva
West Berlin
Germany
B.grom
Sovets
Secretar Selvain Lied
Lloyd
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Soviet Union
Berlin
Sde
Andrew A. Gremsko
Gremko
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Sovet Union
Old Earl Rides Again in Hot Springs
Earl K Long of Louisiana eluded reporters and a police escort for an unscheduled auto ride with a Memphis divorcee, Ann Billings, after a midnight chat. He planned a thermal bath visit and a stop at the Pine Ridge store famed by Lum and Abner before returning to his hotel.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Earl K. Long
Lousiana
Aivorce
Pine Ridge
Lum
Abner
Ann Billings
Memphis
Tenn
Ithaca Gambling Probe Involves City Leaders
Mayor John Ryan and top officials testified at a closed hearing of the State Investigation Commission into gambling in Ithaca. Police Chief Herbert Van Ostrand and others appeared as investigators reviewed raids, with six officers subpoenaed and $14,659 seized in a February dice game bust at the Sons of Italy Lodge.
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Ithaca
Investigation Commission
Ithaca Area
John Ryan
Herbert van Ostrand
Langford Baker
Raymond B Price
Leland Wilkinson
John W. Ryan Jr
Buffalo
Commission
Sons of Italy Lodge
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Watertown
Bremen
Pat
Milton Eisenhower
Phoenix
Fulton
Finnegan
Park Lane
Aluminum Coot America
Reynolds Metals Co
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp
United Steelworkers
Steel
Ormet
Ormet Corp
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Revere Copper and Brass Inc
Tinee
Alcoa and
Reynolds
Aluminum Workers International Union
United Steelworkers of America, Co - 4
Kaised
Aluminum Workers Union
0. S
Aluminum Workers
Anaconda
American Smelting & Refining
Xennecott
Phelps Dodge
Lloyd's
Iow
Berli
Gromsko
Ithaca Gambling
Ryan
Charles C. Curlette
Albany County
Mark Goodman
Presque Isle
Nancy
Newepa
Oreo Raph
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