U S Attacks Bulganin Letter on NATO Summit
Washington accused Russia of trying to pressure the Atlantic Pact summit with Premier Bulganin s 3 000 word message calling for halting all nuclear tests and for an East West conference to outlaw war The State Department labeled the letter propaganda and said it was under active study The allies argue showy summits fail to address specifics and insist on lower level talks to ease tensions
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Windy day with haze and gusty winds persists
A windy day with haze on the mountains continues as gusts appear. The weatherman forecasts calmer conditions tomorrow with temperatures in the 70s. Early today the high reached 82 degrees, with 73 noted yesterday.
Sputnik II Seen Tumbling Over Tucson Sky Morning
Sputnik II was seen tumbling across the Tucson sky this morning and will be visible tomorrow, according to the Tucson Moonwatch team. The satellite passed over Tucson from north to southeast at 5:53 a.m. and is due again tomorrow at 5:40 a.m., slightly east of the city.
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Ike's Decision Gives Allies New Lift
President Eisenhower will attend the NATO summit in Paris. The move boosts Allied confidence in American leadership as Secretary Dulles and other officials weigh the implications.
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President Eisenhower Heads To Paris NATO Summit
President Eisenhower, given medical clearance, plans a Paris trip for the NATO summit to unite allies against Soviet missile advances. He will meet Secretary Dulles and discuss U S proposals, aiming to reinforce alliance cohesion and decide on on the spot policies if needed. European leaders seek concrete U S commitments and coordinated defense steps as confidence in Washington wavers.
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AF Record Try Foiled By Camera
Edwards Air Force Base Calif an Air Force jet flew 8 measured straight 53 mph better Britain's world record but the flight did not qualify due to timing equipment failure. The Voodoo covered an eight mile course at 38,100 feet altitude with Maj Adrian E Drew averaging about 1,185 mph on two passes. one run reportedly over 410 mph.
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Sputnik No 5 satellite details aired by Rep Patterson
Rep Patterson told an American Legion audience the Sputnik No 5, a one ton satellite, is being rushed to completion and could neutralize Arctic radar, jam global communications, and broadcast Soviet propaganda. He claimed orbit 22 000 miles high with a 24 hour period and suggested future satellites as bomb carriers. He also pushed for atomic powered aircraft and noted a Soviet atomic powered ice breaker.
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New York Subway Strike Sparks Major Travel Turbulence
Transit Authority reported partial service with 408 of 122 schedules in operation from 7 to 9 a.m. as motormen's three day strike disrupted millions of Manhattan workers. An ultimatum demanded return to work by 3 p.m. with a grace period extending to today. The union, saying the strike illegal, showed resolve to hold out amid worsening commute.
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Jobless Ranks Up 700000 in November
Washington reports unemployment rose by 700000 in November, pushing total employment down to about 1016.6 million and roughly 625000 below year ago. factory payrolls dropped 220000 as bad weather hit agriculture, hours in production slipped to 29.2 per week while earnings edged up slightly to 2.10 an hour.
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Macmillan foresees new power from sea in hydrogen fusion
In a London TV address Prime Minister Harold Macmillan spoke of a completely new power source from the sea via controlled hydrogen experiments. He said fusion using deuterium in sea water could power nations and spark an industrial revolution like the shift from the Middle Ages to the 19th century.
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Shorter Week Sought by AFL CIO at Atlantic City
The AFL-CIO convention opposed a wage freeze or 40 hour week extension and urged significant wage boosts and a shorter work week. Walter Reuther warned that profits outpaced wages, risking consumer demand, and urged stronger bargaining to boost purchasing power. Industry slack could rise unemployment to six million by spring.
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Union wage talk stalls as leaders clash on gains
Labor leaders privately question the value of wage hikes amid weak carloadings. AFL-CIO Building Trades chief Richard Gray proposed a 1988 wage increase freeze to fund more construction, a plan denounced by many peers. Arizona Album Molly Mayfield school lunches and other sections follow in the issue.
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Reds Offer Relief From Crisis in Indonesia
Communist Poland and Yugoslavia offer shipping aid to the crisis torn Indonesians as relief moves are arranged. A cold wave sweeps the Southwest threatening the East of the Rockies, and the nation, state, and county accept federal marketing quotas for the cotton crop.
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