Eisenhower Nehru map free world in Asia talks
In New Delhi President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru discuss future of Asia amid rising Chinese aggression. Analysts say Peiping’s stance benefits the United States, pressuring Moscow while delaying direct threats to India and other non Communist Asian nations.
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Eisenhower Schedule in New Delhi Highlights Asia Visit
President Eisenhower's Friday schedule in New Delhi includes a 8:30 a.m. visit to the U S Embassy with Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker a 9:40 a.m. honorary LLD at Delhi University a 1:15 p.m. luncheon for President Rajendra Prasad a 4:30 p.m. state visit with Prasad for the World Agricultural Fair opening and a 5:50 p.m. ribbon cutting for the fair's American pavilion followed by an 8:30 p.m. private dinner at the Indian presidential palace. India is 10 hours ahead of EST.
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Russia reportedly has six nuclear submarines
The Honolulu Advertiser cites a reliable military source claiming Russia operates six nuclear powered submarines, with three in the Pacific and three in the Atlantic. A US Navy spokesman says no evidence supports Soviet subs in the Pacific.
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Army Jupiter missile test fires 1500 miles to Antigua
Jupiter intermediate range missile launched from Cape Canaveral successfully flew about 1500 miles Wednesday night. Officials said the dummy warhead was released on target off Antigua in the West Indies.
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Eisenhower seen as Vishnu avatar by Indian family
In New Delhi a 70 year old grandmother Kanthi surveys President Eisenhower as Vishnu incarnate joining Brahma and Shiva in Hindu belief. Her daughter Shanthy notes Eisenhower’s smile and his imagined acts of salvation such as sending wheat and building dams.
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Riots in Suva Clash With Troops and Police
Fiji capital Suva saw night long riots as troops and police clashed with natives seeking to restore order. No casualties reported. Riots stemmed from a local oilworkers strike with racial tensions after an Indian union leader was barred from addressing a meeting.
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Ike Visit Stirs India Red Fears
New Delhi reports Indian Communists fear crowds will be hard to mobilize for Soviet President Kliment Voroshilov to visit January 21 for a two week stay. They hope Russia's border stance against China will aid them, but organizers face a tough task drawing a large turnout.
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Ex-cop sues Martha Raye over promised Nassau home
In Mineola New York Robert O Shea 31 says in State Supreme Court that comedian Martha Raye 42 promised him her Nassau County home worth 60000 dollars if he married her. He seeks the property as part of a lawsuit filed after their marriage last year.
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United Nations calls end to Hungarian and North Korean oppression
The 82 nation General Assembly approved nonbinding resolutions urging an end to Soviet repression in Hungary and free elections in North Korea. The Hungary measure passed 53 to 10 with 17 abstentions, and the North Korea appeal 54 to 9 with 17 abstentions. The assembly also extended the life of the UN Relief and Works Agency for three years to aid Palestinian refugees.
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Opposition Leaders Eye Eisenhower Visit Signal to Spaniards
Spain's opposition leaders urged a cautious world view of Eisenhower's Madrid visit. They called Franco's regime recognition unlikely and described Eisenhower's reception as negative. In Paris, De Gaulle faced a senate revolt over austerity cuts to veteran pensions, seen as a blow to his prestige.
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U S Army to Withdraw From Iceland in 1960
The United States will pull out all 1 200 Army troops from Iceland during the first six months of 1960 as part of a normal redeployment. About 4 000 Air Force and Navy personnel will stay. The move, begun by the U S alone, follows an incident in which Icelandic citizens were humiliated during a military paper check.
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