Nixon's Role Undecided for Paris NATO Summit
The White House may decide soon if Vice President Nixon will sit in for President Eisenhower at the NATO summit in Paris opening December 16. Nixon has said he is ready to go and would lead the American delegation if assigned.
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Cold Air Moves Into Plains States
Cold air pushed into the north and central Plains with winds to 50 mph. Temperatures to fall 10 to 15 degrees below zero, with -16 to -15 in northern Minnesota and northeast North Dakota. Readings near zero possible as far south as northern Iowa and South Dakota by tomorrow morning. Also: snow flurries in the Dakotas and Wyoming, rain across the East Coast, milder in New England. Tax notice appears at end.
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Missiles Situation Deteriorates in Kefauver Probe
Senator Kefauver said three days of testimony on the U S missiles program showed a worse position than expected with Russia gaining in science and military fields. He urged more funding for missiles satellites and education to catch up while noting some progress and ongoing developments in U S programs.
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History’s first rocket satellite may tumble Sunday
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory reports Sputnik I’s final stage rocket could descend within days. Dr. Pred L. Whipple notes uncertain timing but estimates Sunday, Dec. 1 as most likely, with tracking shows it tumbling as it nears its perigee over the United States.
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British Press Backs U S Flying H-Bombs in Britain
London reports note Labor doubts over U S bomber patrols with H bombs aboard while the Daily Mirror supports arming planes. Prime Minister Macmillan cites safety measures and American refueling planes to prevent nuclear mishaps as Labor calls for caution amid tense East West relations.
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Thanksgiving tragedy marks quiet county holiday
Frederick County records a 20th highway fatality of the year after James Ruppenthal, 32, of Berkeley Springs, died from injuries after his 1958 Ford hit a southbound tractor-trailer on Rt. 522 near Hunting Ridge. The crash occurred at 12:45 a.m. and left the vehicle a total loss. The holiday included a 450-strong Community Thanksgiving Day service at First Presbyterian Church and mild dreary weather ahead of a cooler weekend forecast.
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Highway Toll May Be 1 000 Less Than 1956
The National Safety Council estimated the 1957 U S highway death toll could reach 38 600, about 1 000 fewer than 1956. First ten months saw 31 350 deaths, 800 less than 1956, with eight months showing 5 6 deaths per 100 million miles of travel.
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U S Test Moon Won’t Be Visible in Sky
The United States plans to launch the Vanguard third stage with a five foot painted satellite on December 4. The miniature beeping satellite will not be naked-eye visible but can be tracked as it climbs toward orbit. The Martin Co built and will fire the rocket and released photos showing the spherical satellite mounted inside the nose cone and the spin mechanism that will start the third stage.
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Eisenhowers Leave White House for Gettysburg Farm Recovery Evident
President Eisenhower and First Lady depart the White House by auto for a weekend at Gettysburg Farm amid signs of rapid recovery from a mild stroke. Doctors approve the trip and say sleep and progress are good. Crowds watch as Maj. Gen. Snyder rides with aides.
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Moroccan King Faces Sudden Home Crisis During US Visit
King Mohammed V of Morocco shifts from a U S sightseeing tour to urgent discussions over the Spanish colony of Ifni. He meets with his son’s aide Col Moulay Arriving at Patrick Henry Airport the party faces a two hour delay due to a flat tire before continuing to Dallas then Los Angeles San Francisco Omaha and New York City.
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Supreme Soviet Sets Budget Session Start December 19
The Supreme Soviet of Russia will open a budget session on December 19 as announced by Pravda. More than 1,300 members from its two houses were summoned for the meeting whose full agenda and length were not stated. The previous gathering was a brief ceremonial session on November 6 led by Khrushchev.
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