U S Weighs Summit Conference on Arms
The Eisenhower administration weighs a possible heads of government summit to seek a broad disarmament agreement. Soviets resist discussing German reunification and U N veto limits while offering space for peace in exchange for all U S bases abroad. If progress appears likely, Dulles may convene a summit. Also, UK Broadhembury reports 12-year-old John Freeman crowned local cooking champion after defeating older contestants.
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Nixon urges preparatory talks before Russia summit
In Chicago 1958 atomic experts heard Vice President Nixon condemn demands for preconditions that would doom a summit. He warned a failed conference would raise tensions and urged Russia to accept substantive preparatory meetings. Nixon praised space exploration free from military limits and called for truthful, decisive anti propaganda.
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