Saratoga Damaged in Crash and Commission Details
The Saratoga aircraft carrier suffered multiple incidents since commissioning in April 1958 including blower trouble in 1956 during a Guantanamo Bay run, propeller damage in 1958 near Naples, engine room flooding in 1958, and a 1959 propeller issue during sea operations. It is a massive 260000 horsepower vessel with decks spanning five city blocks and was once called the Navy's greatest offensive vessel.
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Russian Defeat Seen in U N Council Vote
In the United Nations Council a vote was expected on a Tunisia backed resolution urging Big Four talks to resume negotiations. Italian Ambassador Ortana urged focusing on open skies proposals while condemning espionage, with Britain France Argentina and others supporting restraint and constructive measures.
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House Unit OKs Taxes, Debt Limit
Washington The House Ways and Means Committee approved a one year public debt ceiling of 293 million dollars starting June 30 and backed extending corporate income and excise tax rates for another year. Administrators said revenue would fall about four billion annually without the extension while the debt limit would fall to 241 billion on a temporary basis by June 30 without action.
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U N Briefs on 17 Red Spies in U S
United States submitted a memorandum to the U N Security Council detailing alleged Soviet espionage. It lists 11 individuals connected to the Soviet embassy in Washington and UN delegation who targeted jet fuel atomic submarines and other classified material. Payments ranged from 250 to 8000 dollars for maps, manuals, and bomb sight data.
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Italians Present Bust of Dulles to U S Embassy
In Rome a bronze bust of John Foster Dulles was presented to the U S Embassy by the people of Massa a wartime resistance center in northern Italy. The gesture highlights postwar ties as Italy recovers from Nazi occupation.
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