Khrushchev Warns of Bloody War Possibility
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev warned in a New Statesman letter that the cold war and arms race could lead to a new and bloody war. He stated that accidental use of missiles could trigger a crushing retaliatory blow and warned Britain amid NATO talks in Paris. He urged coexistence and noted Russia and America share common interests, urging alliance to preserve peace.
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United States to base mid-1958 rockets in Britain
An official source says the United States will have four medium range rocket bases built and operational in Britain by late 1958, with Britain meeting the base construction costs and Americans handling warhead storage. The agreement reportedly allows expansion of bases and sites may include Scotland or England as discussions continue.
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Benson Cuts Dairy Price Supports For Apr First
Secretary Benson announced reductions to dairy price supports to the legal minimum beginning next April. Butter and cheese prices are cut about 24.4 cents per pound and fluid milk by 0.5 cents per quart, with parity-based adjustments for manufacturing use and butterfat. He noted proposed by an advisory commission and CCC boards, and said dairy supports cost taxpayers about 379 million dollars annually.
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Atlas Flew Faster Higher And Farther Than Planned
CAPE CANAVERAL A Atlas missile flew more than 600 miles out over the Atlantic on its first long distance test flight yesterday and reached altitude of 80 miles or more. The test, designed for 400 miles, was reported 85 percent successful by Major Gen. Donald N. Yates. Officials said the missile was not recovered. Congressmen Scrivener and Osmers called the mission exceptionally successful, boosting confidence in U S military strength.
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Stocks Falter After Brisk Early Rally
New York stocks opened strong but slipped as the day progressed. Prices were mostly higher by late trading, though a few issues dipped while activity remained brisk in morning trading and the ticker faced quiet fluctuations on the floor.
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Atlas Nose Cone Missing in Recent Missile Test
A Senate hearing revealed that an Atlas test launch succeeded without its nose cone. Air Force ballistic missile chief Maj. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever told the Preparedness Subcommittee that the nose cone was not used in yesterday’s or two earlier failed tests. Army scientists noted satellite retrieval and Jupiter launch developments, with emphasis on atmosphere exit issues and ongoing full-scale testing.
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Whittier Named New VA Chief Amid Economy Drive
Washington reports indicate Whittier will become Veterans Administration head as Senate confirmation looms. White House aims at broad economy measures, with Senate approval likely after delays. Expected first major task is shaping service connected benefits and overall veterans pensions within tighter fiscal limits.
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Nice Days Are Due Forecast Upbeat Weather Outlook
The forecast promises generally pleasant weather with high cloudiness and little temperature change. Yesterday’s high reached 65, while this morning’s low was 4. The front near the west is expected to bring showers toward Los Angeles tomorrow.
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Dulles Will Go To Spain
U S secretary of State John Foster Dulles will visit Spain on the way home from Paris to confer with General Franco and Spanish officials. The Friday trip aims at consultations with Spain's leadership and foreign minister.
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U S Offer Accepted at Paris NATO Summit
At Paris, NATO leaders reach broad agreement on a U S plan to supply Western Europe with medium range missiles and to pursue direct disarmament talks with Russia. Spaak and Pineau announce consensus on missiles, stockpiles in Europe, and integrated forces. Leaders prepare for a renewed summit and follow-on decisions.
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Ike and Dulles Plan Nation TV Address After NATO Summit
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles planned a television and radio address to the American people soon after returning from the NATO council meeting in Paris. Hagerty said the broadcast would likely come early next week, following the summit’s close and Ike’s return to Washington.
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Chili toss mystery ignites Little Rock inquiry
A white high school student at Little Rock stands drenched in chili sparking a question about whether the dish was thrown or dropped by one of the Little Rock 9. The piece appears on page 3 of Inside the Citizen.
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