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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1958
Page
3
Senator Kennedy proposes a federal framework to raise unemployment benefits a 39 week period, a two thirds wage cap, and wider employer coverage while creating a re insurance and contingency fund. Senator Gore follows with a public works plan offering 90 percent federal funding for projects.
Cairo announces official discussions begin between Yemen and the United Arab Republic as Iman Ahmed backs federation rather than union. Prince Seif El Islam El Badr and Nasser at Kabdeh palace discuss powers and the draft framework while Yemen’s deputy defense minister notes broad cooperation in political defense economic and education matters. The 44 million Yemeni ruler aims to retain internal authority while federation would formalize regional Arab military links.
A Reader's Digest piece argues that nursing grievances wastes time and energy and offers a sensible approach to coping with hurt feelings in a February issue available on newsstands. It emphasizes turning pain into productive use and highlights the article as one of 29 features in the issue.
Richard Harkness, 15, of Springer Junior High, used a persuasive letter to Honeywell regulators to obtain a gyroscope and fund his space project. He designed a radiosonde based ejection and telemetering systems, built a 2-foot solid fuel rocket, and envisions a 6-foot craft with a camera nose cone that deploys a parachute after launch. He also serves in Civil Air Patrol and plays football for his school.
British novelist Onegan aged 64 died today in London. Known for The Fountain and The Voyage, his works included Sparkenbroke and The Burning Glass. He also wrote plays such as The River Line and The Empty Room. The gyroscope project at Honeywell was not completed.
Igor V. Kurchatov, head of the Atomic Energy Institute, says Soviet progress toward harnessing the H-bomb for power is close to English reports. He warns further years of intensive global research are needed to gain industrial nuclear design knowledge as Britain and the United States report recent fusion indications. He will present updates at the Geneva Peaceful Uses conference next September.
U S officials weigh chances Russia wants a breathing spell and limited disarmament. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles plan a prompt reply to Premier Bulganin’s note on summit issues. Ambassador Thompson reports on Moscow mood. Some see Kremlin needing relief amid internal pressures and desire for peace. Classified ads urge selling surplus items.
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