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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1961
Page
1
The scene in Algiers blends fear and daily life as French forces guard the Casbah. Soldiers patrol with submachine guns while Moslems and European settlers clash in hostility. Frisking at stores, signs vow protection, and anti Gaulle banners color the walls amid a tense urban landscape.
The United States signals further deterioration in U S Cuba ties and readies fresh water deliveries to Guantanamo Bay amid possible Cuban harassments. Officials expect OAS action to quarantine Cuba may occur later, with several Latin American states already suspending relations.
The Boeing built B57H bomber, an upgraded B52H variant, is shown with powerful engines and a range exceeding 10,000 miles. It carries four Skybolt solid fueled missiles plus a hydrogen bomb load, with tests set for Atlantic ranges and mass delivery planned by 1962 pending budget.
United Air Lines vice president Charles F. McErlean argued FAA air traffic controllers did not provide pilots with expected guidance in the December 16 mid air collision. Testimony described by the Civil Aeronautics Board hearings in New Jersey as investigators examined radar, tower control, and radio communications errors linked to the Constellation jet and United Flight 826.
King Mahendra of Nepal banned all parties claiming to aid democracy and dissolved Parliament last month. British Prime Minister MacMillan plans Paris talks with De Gaulle on January 28 29. Adenauer to visit Paris February eight for talks with De Gaulle ahead of EEC leaders meeting. Hungarian President Istvan Dobi leaves Budapest hospital after three months treatment for bronchitis and inflammation. London dress designer Charles Creed launches Maid to Measure with dedication to Elizabeth Brant.
President Eisenhower said farewell to Republican Senate members and wives at a reception buffet hosted by Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen and Chairman Styles Bridges. Other items note Kennedy's election official today, a Las Vegas murder arraignment, and various society notes.
The Kennedy backed Douglas bill seeks 3200 million in loan funds for industrial redevelopment and public facilities and a 92 million grants loan program for retraining and technical aid. Rival GOP proposals and committee questions challenge timing and scope of the measure as hearings loom.
Brussels reports indicate a 17 day strike by workers in Walloon heavy industry as talks on a reform bill stall. Government back to work pressure mixes with parliamentary maneuvering, royal consultations, and threats of further violence while plans surface for a piecemeal debate to calm unrest and avoid a full collapse of the economy.
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