1956: NEW YORK TIMES (366)

JANUARY

112 Japanese Die In Panic At Shrine

Johnson To Give Farm Aid Priority At New Session

French Reds Gain In Assembly Vote: Tax Rebels Score

French Stunned As Vote Widens Rift In Assembly

Harriman Message Urges Tax Cut, More School Aid And Wider State Welfare

Eisenhower Calls Upon Congress To Strengthen U.S. And Its Allies; Opposes Any Tax Reduction Now

Soviet Party in Antarctica; U.N. Navy Man Lost in Ice

Rioters In Jordan Stone U.S. Center, Burn Aid Building

Stevenson Says Eisenhower Delivered a ‘Party’ Message

Eisenhower Asks ‘Soil Bank’ To Pay For Cut In Crops

Taylor Spurs Army Drive For a 1,500-Mile Missile

Dulles Spurs U.S. In Economic War With Soviet Union

President Urges Fund Of 2 Billion To Build Schools

Rockefeller School Set Up For Top Science Scholars

Truman Blames Benson Policies For Farm ‘Mess’

Fuel Strike Is On As Drivers Spurn Employers’ Offer

Balanced Budget Raises Spending To 65.0 Billion; 42.4

Air Defense Gets Electronic ‘Brain’ To Guide Planes

Red China Spurns U.S. Plan To Bar Force At Taiwan

Eisenhower Warns G.O.P. Not To Pin All On One Ban; States His Faith In Dulles

Nixon Ridicules Democrats And Upholds Dulles’ Policy

Bombay Quieter, But Riots Spread To Other Cities

30 Die, 140 Hurt In Train Wreck At Los Angeles

Lodge Sees Test Of Hate For War In Air Check Plan

President Finds Economy Rising Despite Some Lags; Urges Credit Curb Study

I.B.M. Trust Suit Ended By Degree; Machines Freed

Eisenhower Asks $250,000,000 Fund To Fight Disease

Fire Force Seeks To Add 2,056 Men At $8,543,600 Cost

Eisenhower Turns Down Soviet Bid For 20-Year Pact, Citing U.N. Ties; Red Bloc For Atom Ban In Germany

Drunken Drivers Go to Jail In City on First Conviction

State G.O.P. Asks Income Tax Cuts As High As $60

FEBRUARY

Report Asks A.E.C. To Share Control Of Atom In Peace

Eisenhower, Eden Caution Asia And Africa On Red Aid; Will Restudy China Trade

Bulganin Renews Bid To President For 20-Year Pact

Truman Upbraids Nixon As Calling Him Traitor In ’54

F.B.I. Queries Case On Gas ‘Donation’; Senate Will Act

Senate To Press Vote On Gas Bill And Case Inquiry

Mollet Menaced By Mob In Algeria; Catroux Resigns

Negro Co-Ed Asks End Of Suspension

Eisenhower Says He May Announce Plans By March 1

Negro Co-Ed’s Suit Charges University With Contempt

10,000 In Alabama Hail Segregation

Maclean, Burgess Appear In Soviet; Deny Being Spies

Stevenson Urges Candidates Ban Integration Issue

Soviet Cautions West Not To Send Forces To Mideast

Eisenhower Is Fit To Run, Doctors Say After Tests; Stress That ‘Choice Is His’

Stock Market Surges on Doctors’ Assurance That Eisenhower Is Fit

U.S. Bars Tanks For Saudi Arabia; White House Discloses Reversal After Israelis Protest Shipment

President Vetoes Gas Bill, Blaming ‘Arrogant’ Lobby; Backs Measure’s Basic Aim

U.S. Lifts Its Ban On Mideast Arms; Frees Arab Tanks

U.S. Studies Sale Of Some Arms Sought By Israel

House By-Passed On Arabs’ Tanks, Richards Holds

Bipartisan Study Of ‘Gifts’ Backed By Senate Chiefs

Negro Leaders Arrest in Alabama Bus Boycott

Senate Selects 8 For ‘Gifts’ Study’; Gore May Head It

Dr. Snyder Hedges View on 2d Term for President

Byrd Calls on South To Challenge Court

Jack, in South, Scores Bias; Denies Charge of Red Link

Stevenson Urges Eisenhower Call Biracial Parley

Eisenhower Word On Second Term Expected Today

MARCH

Eisenhower Says He Will Seek A 2d Term; Confident Of Health; Bars ‘Barnstorming’; Praises Nixon But Does Not Endorse Him

Eisenhower To Back Nixon If He Wants Renomination; Knowland Demands Voice

Stevenson Calls On North To Drop Own Color Lines

Alabama To Heed Courts On Taking Negro Students

Harriman Terms President A Dupe Of Kremlin Drive

Segregation Ban Extended To Colleges by High Court

President Asks Bulganin To Freeze Nuclear Arms; Russian Praises Message

President Warns Of Serious Turn In The ‘Cold War’

Nixon Urged to Study Role Other Than Vice President

Fossil Research Questions Darwin Evolution Theory

Stevenson Says G.O.P. Is Altering President’s Role

96 in Congress Open Drive To Upset Integration Ruling

Court Bars Delay In Granting Negro Law School Seat

Race Tension Discourages Industrial Moves to South

President Would Be Happy On Any Ticket With Nixon

Kefauver Sees New ‘Brink’; Stevenson Ridicules Nixon

Rioting in Soviet Reported Over Anti-Stalin Campaign

Snow Blankets Eastern States; 71 Lives Are Lost

Soviet Tightens Security In Wake Of Stalin Expose

13.5-Inch Snow Paralyzes City; Schools Closed, Business Drops; Transit Snarled In Northeast

Kefauver Scores Minnesota Upset Over Stevenson

Kefauver Victory Points To Open Democratic Race; Stevenson To Press Drive

Negro Minister Convicted Of Directing Bus Boycott

British Lean to Arms Sale To Israel to Check Egypt

Mollet Asks Embargo Soon On Sale of Arms to Mideast

Canada and Mexico Chiefs To Meet Eisenhower Today

High Court Backs Law On Immunity In Security Cases

U.S. Seizes Offices Of Daily Worker, Communist Party

Iceland’s Parliament Asks U.S. Troops to Withdraw

Hungary Clears Hanged ‘Traitor’; Socialists Freed

U.S. Won’t Object If British Supply Arms To Israelis

APRIL

President To Act On Racial Issues If Congress Lags

Pope Asks World To End Atom Race

33 Saved, 4 Die in Plane Crash on Puget Sound

32 Reported Dead As Tornadoes Rip South, Midwest

U.N. Council Bids Hammarskjold Survey Mideast

Thug Hurls Acid On Labor Writer; Sight Imperiled

U.S. Report Asks Nation To Double Education Funds

Stalin Is Blamed For War Defeats By Soviet Press

Russia Appeals Anew To Farmers To Spur Output

U.S. Promises To Oppose Middle East Aggression; Pledges Help To Victims

Marine Court Investigates Death of 6 Men on March

Farm Bill Voted As Congress Bars President’s Plan

Governor, Mayor, DeSapio Join in Denouncing G.O.P.

Churchill Asks British Aid To Israel if Egypt Attacks

Israelis Receive 8 French Planes; Ask Ottawa Help

Ben-Gurion Tells Israel Egyptian Plan ‘Slaughter’

Eisenhower Vetoes Farm Measure; Raises Price Props, Asks Soil Bank; Major Campaign Battle Is Opened

Soviet Asks Mideast Peace And Offers To Back U.N.; Calls For End Of Clashes

A.T.&T. to Spend 2 Billion In Record 1956 Expansion

Israel And Egypt Enforce Truce Negotiated By U.N.; Border Watch Is Widened

Ben-Gurion Gives Warning To U.N. On Jordan Canal

Stevenson Bids U.S. Ban Tests on Hydrogen Bombs

Publishers Find President Strong Despite Critics

Russians Say U.S. Tap’s Berlin Wire

Bus Companies in 13 Cities Of South End Segregation

Stevenson Says President Shirks Duty on Integration

Nixon Decides He Will Run; Eisenhower Is ‘Delighted’; Renomination Seems Sure

2 Democrats Raise Obstacles to Plans For Wider U.S. Aid

U.S. Will Share Newest Weapons With Its Allies

116 Men, 20 Cars Added By Police To Traffic Force

MAY

Barkley, 78, Dies Of Heart Attack During A Speech

Marine’s Drinking Linked To Deaths: Shake-Up Ordered

I.L.A. Acts To Cut Anastasia Power As Brooklyn Boss

Anastasia Defies Longshore Union On Yielding Books

President Urges Aides Oust Those Citing ‘Influence’

Needles Is Victor in Derby; Landy Upset in 3:58.6 Mile

Liberals To Back Tammany Choices On 2 Surrogates

Algerians Kill 17 Colonists; French Inflict a Heavy Toll

Israel Seeking U.S. Loan Of 75 Millions for Water

Rioters In Athens Stone U.S. Office; Cypriotes Hanged

Senators Strip Pension Plan Of Major Benefit Increases

2 Britons Hanged, Cypriotes State

France To Supply 12 Jets To Israel As ‘Last’ Delivery

Heat Strikes City With Record 87.6; Autos Jam Roads

Soviet Announces A Cut Of 1,200,000 In Armed Forces

Jet Hits Nuns’ Rest Home Near Ottawa, Killing 12

Britain To Widen Red China Trade, Supply Key Items

Budget Surplus Put At 1.8 Billion, A 1.5 Billion Rise

Senate Approves Second Farm Bill; Keeps Soil Bank

Stevenson Wins In Oregon Ballot; M’Kay Is A Victor

Airborne H-Bomb Exploded By U.S. Over Pacific Isle

Pentagon Is Said to Retain 400 Million in Aid Illegally

Army Fires 2 Nikes in Test And Hits Target With One

Gore Decries Lag On Atomic Power

Moscow Invites High U.S. Officers To June Air Show

Jar of Polio Virus Breaks on Airliner; Shots for 22 Urged

Nazi Data Link Republican To 1940 Propaganda Drive

Italians At Polls; Heavy Vote Seen As Aid To Center

New Farm Bill Is Signed; President Hails Soil Bank, Deplores Lag In Payment

Senate Passes Highway Bill With Outlay of 37.2 Billion

War Dead Hailed Here And Abroad On Memorial Day

JUNE

Dead Sea Scrolls Tell of Treasure

Soviet Relieves Molotov, Foreign Minister 13 Years; Names Shepilov Of Pravda

Soviet Decentralizing Step Abolishes Justice Ministry

Khrushchev Talk Cited Stalin Plot Against Molotov

Khrushchev Talk On Stalin Bares Details Of Rule Based On Terror; Charges Plot For Kremlin Purges

Stevenson Scores Victory Over Kefauver In Primary For California’s 68 Votes

Vote Of Negroes Aided Stevenson

3 Niagara Rockfalls Tumble Power Plant Into the River’s Gorge and Kill a Worker

President Undergoes Surgery On Intestine Block At 2:59 A.M.; Doctors Pronounce It Success

Doctors Say President Can Run; Condition ‘Most Satisfactory’; Hospital Stay Is Put At 15 Days

President Walks 30 Feet With Aid And Sits In Chair

3.8 Billion More A Year Is Sought In Bomber Funds

Scientists Term Radiation A Peril To Future Of Man

British Quietly Give Suez Base to Egypt After 74-Year Stay

Wildcat Subway Strike Ended After Tying Up Lines 9 Hours; Overflow Crowds Jam Traffic

H-Bomb Air Drop Missed By 4 Miles

U.S. Vice Consul Is Killed By Cyprus Terrorist Bomb

Sharett Ousted; Israeli Job Given To Mrs. Myerson

$4,457,575,000 Aid Plan Approved by Senate Unit

Burning Airliner With 74 Crashes In Sea Near Here; No Survivors Are Sighted

74 Dead In Crash Of Plane At Sea; Search Is In Vain

President Takes First Walk Out of His Hospital Room

Bonn-Soviet Rift Over Khrushchev Perils Relations

U.S. Widens Lebanese Aid On Eve of Shepilov’s Visit

4 Democratic Governors Spit on Civil Rights Plank

Kennedy Boomed As Vice President

Senate Approves 960 Million Rise In Air Force Fund

Dulles Declares Attack On Stalin Has Shaken Reds

Poles Riot Against Reds In Poznan And Fire Prison; Tanks Used To Quell Them

Polish Riot Lasts Into Second Day; 38 Dead, 270 Hurt

JULY

Two Airliners Carrying 128 Vanish In West; Wreckage Of One Sighted In Grand Canyon

All 128 On 2 Airliners Found Dead; Craft Presumed To Have Collided Before Crashing In Grand Canyon

9 Injured in Blast In Atom Plant Here

House Vote Bars Funds To Schools Maintaining Bias

U.S. Plans To Sue General Motors As Bus Monopoly

House Vote Kills School Aid Funds For This Session

Finn Ronne to Command A U.S. Base in Antarctic

President Informs Chiang U.S. Support Is Steadfast

Economic Growth to Slow In 1956, U.N. Study Finds

Employment Hits 66.5 Million Peak

Eisenhower Remains In The Race; Plans to Lead ‘Vigorous’ Campaign; Presses Congress On His Program

Harriman Favors Inducing South to Heed Civil Rights

Radford Seeking 800,000-Man Cut; 3 Services Resist

45 Die At Fort Dix In Crash Of Plane With 66 On Board

Democrats in South Warn Party on Civil Rights Split

East Side IRT And BMT Knocked Out By Water In Fire At Wanamaker’s; 187 Firemen Hurt In 25-Hour Fight

U.S. Says Soviet Holds Americans Of 2 Lost Planes

Soviet Agrees to Increase Shipments of Oil to Israel

U.S. Far East Command To Be Abolished in 1957

U.S. Annuls Offer Of Fund To Egypt To Build High Dam

City at Standstill in U.S.-Wide Atom Raid Test

Steel Talks Fail; Tie-Up Threaten Aluminum Plants

Egypt Revealed As Bluffing West In Aswan Dam Bid

Stassen Proposes Herter For The Vice Presidency As 6% Stronger Than Nixon

Herter To Nominate Nixon At The Request Of Hall; Stassen To Continue Drive

Andrea Doria And Stockholm Collide; 1,134 Passengers Abandon Italian Ship In Fog At Sea; All Saved, Many Injured

1,117 Andrea Doria Survivors Arrive Here: 7 Dead, 52 Missing, 1,652 Saved In Collision; Italian Liner Sinks; Stockholm Due Today

British Protest To Egypt On Suez; Map Retaliation

British Block Cairo Funds; Nasser Hints Suez Tie-Up; U.S. Joining London Talks

Oil Blast and Fire Kill 19, Injure 32 in Texas Plant

Nasser Is Hitler Imitator, France’s Premier Charges

AUGUST

Kefauver Withdraws From Race, Throwing Support To Stevenson; Harriman Promise Fight To End

President Praise Nixon, States No ‘Preference’; Puts Health Up To Nation

Britain Mobilizes On Suez, Bids Subjects Quit Egypt; 24-Nation Parley Called

Dulles Says Cairo’s Rule Of Suez Is ‘Inadmissible’; Hopeful On Conference

Knight Hints Nixon Might Cause G.O.P. To Lose California

Chou Says China Will Give People More Democracy

400 Motormen Ordered To Explain Subway Strike

Stevenson Stirs Southerners’ Ire On Rights Plank

Teamsters Sign 4-Year Pact Here In Fight On Hoffa

President Calls Suez Parley Of Congress Chiefs Sunday

Proposed Plank on Rights Avoids Citing Court Ruling

Truman Backs Harriman On Basis Of Experience; Stevenson Is Confident

Democrats Open Sessions Today; Bitter Fight Due

Democratic Keynote Talk Assails Nixon As ‘Hatchet Man’ Of G.O.P.; Lays ‘Indifference’ To President

Stevenson Victory Now Held Sure Despite A New Attack By Truman; Harriman Camp Concedes Setback

Civil Rights Compromise Voted; Northerners Lose Floor Fight; Quick Stevenson Victory Seen

Stevenson Nominated On The First Ballot; Overwhelms Harriman By 905 1/2 Votes To 201; Puts Running Mate Up To The Convention

Kefauver Nominated For Vice President; Beats Kennedy 755 1/2-589, On Second Ballot; Stevenson Vows Drive For A ‘New America’

India To Purchase $400,000,000 Crops From U.S. Surplus

G.O.P. Convention To Start Today; Unity Stressed

President To Hear Any Aspirants To Nixon’s Office Who Ask For Job; G.O.P. Keynote: Peace, Prosperity

Eisenhower Flies To Convention; Stassen Asks Right To Address It; Platform Pledges Firm Defense

Eisenhower And Nixon Are Renominated; G.O.P. Convention Is Unanimous On Both; Stassen Gives Up, Seconds Vice President

Eisenhower’s Acceptance Vows Quest For ‘Peace For All Time’; Nixon Demands Hard Campaign

Main Break Floods Wall St. Buildings; Bank Vault Cut Off

Stevenson Scores ‘Broken Promises’ In G.O.P. Platform

Soviet Nuclear Test in Asia Reported by White House

Patterson Asks City Not To Sell Its Power Plants

Labor Heads Vote to Back Stevenson-Kefauver Ticket

Stevenson Asserts G.O.P. Fosters Farm Depression

Javits Charges a ‘Smear’; Denies Any Tie With Reds

SEPTEMBER

U.S. To Demand Red Chinese Pay For Navy Plane

Volunteers Rout A Tennessee Mob In Clash On Bias

Tank-Led National Guard Quiets Town in Tennessee

Tennessee Is Hit By New Violence On Segregation

Justice Black Bars Delay in Integration For a Texas School

Eisenhower Sees Free World Gain During His Term

Troops Open Path In Kentucky Mob For Negro Pupils

Sturgis Negroes Get Job Threats, Keep Pupils Home

Stevenson Scores G.O.P. As Defeatist Over Farm ‘Crisis’

Suez Talks End In Failure; Nasser Bars Control Plan As Threat To Bring Strife

Javits Named For Senate By G.O.P.; Wagner Nominated By Democrats; Stevenson Sees ‘False Front’ Rule

Britain And France Order Economic Drive On Egypt; Permit Suez Pilots To Quit

West Plans A Suez Agency To Operate Canal Traffic; Egypt Charges War Move

U.S. Won’t ‘Shoot Its Way’ Into Suez, Dulles Asserts; Eden Willing To Go To U.N.

Egyptians Operating Suez After Foreign Pilots Qut; Dulles Will Fly To London

Stevenson Calls G.O.P. ‘Shameless’ In Loyalty Set-Up

U.S. Ready To Put Half-Billion Aid Behind Suez Plan

Stevenson Holds Hiss Was Guilty; Disputes Truman

Sturgis Schools Will Ban Negroes

Eisenhower Says G.O.P Won Peace, Built Prosperity

President Doubts Hearing Harms Capital Integration

Canada Selling Israel 24 Jets; No U.S. Objection

Somoza Wounded By an Assassin; U.S. Doctors Sent

London And Paris Ask U.N. To Consider Suez Dispute; Dulles Sees Peace In Peril

Stevenson Calls Rule Of ‘Bigness’ A Peril To Nation

Eisenhower In Farm Talk Scores Foes’ Plan As ‘Deceit And Mockery’; Stevenson Assails Foreign Policy

Stevenson Says Eisenhower Fails To Lead Country

1,900-M.P.H Rocket Plane Crashes and Kills Test Pilot

Stevenson Urges U.S. Funds To End ‘Crisis’ In Schools

President Names Jersey Democrat To Supreme Court

OCTOBER

President Adds West Coast Trip To His Campaign

Democrats Exploit Scandal In Illinois, but Trail G.O.P.

Stevenson Seeks Eisenhower Shift To ‘The Low Road’

President Cheered at Ball Game, but Few Line Route to and From Park

Stevenson Asks Rights Equality In Harlem Talk

President Doubts Wisdom On the Ban on Third Terms

President Scores Foe’s ‘Loose Talk’ Of Halting Draft

Britain Bids U.S. Bar Suez Tolls To Cairo Regime

Larsen Beats Dodgers in Perfect Game; Yanks Lead, 3-2, on First Series No-Hitter

President Assails Rival For ‘Cheap’ Peace Plans; Stevenson Strikes Back

Hopes Of Solution On Suez Darkens At Direct Talks

Clashes of Red and Nationalist Mobs in Hong Kong Leave 44 Dead

Britain, France And Egypt Adopt Six Suez Principles, But Control Snag Remains

Soviet Vetoes Suez Plan Of Britain, France In U.N.; 6 Principles Win Approval

Stevenson Rejects Advice To Avoid H-Bomb Issue

Stevenson Calls For World Pact To Curb H-Bomb

Kefauver Says Bomb Could Tilt Earth 16 degrees

Stevenson Says Nixon Is ‘A Man Of Many Masks’

President Scorns H-Bomb Proposal As ‘Pie In theSky’

Soviet Leaders Rush To Poland To Demand Pro-Moscow Regime; Said To Post Troops At Warsaw

Poles Report Firing On Russian Regiment To Prevent Its Entry From East Germany; Gomulka Defies Soviet, Pledges Elections

Poland Prevailing Over Soviet; Rokossovsky Out Of Politburo; Gomulka Is Back As Party Head

Soviet Units ‘Maneuver’ In Poland, Warsaw Bars Entry Of 2 Cruisers, But The New Regime Is Not Alarmed

Eisenhower Backs H-Bomb Tests As Vital In Blocking Aggression; Stevenson Calls Ban Key To Peace

Soviet Units Quelling Revolt In Hungary, But Some Rioting Continues In Budapest; Warsaw Students Shout Against Russia

New Drive On Budapest Rebels Pressed By Nagy Government; President Scores Soviet Force

Hungarian Revolt Spreads; Nagy Totters; Thousands In Army Fight Soviet Troops; U.S. Consults Allies On Taking U.N. Action

Budapest Reports Peace Talk Under Way; West Bids U.N. Act On Soviet Intervention; U.S. Offering Economic Help To Satellites

Nagy Says Russians Will Quit Budapest; Fighting Goes On; Rebels Hold Key Cities; U.N. Debate Voted Over Soviet’s Protests

Israelis Thrust Into Egypt And Near Suez; U.S. Goes To U.N. Under Anti-Aggression Pact

Britain And France Move To Occupy Suez; Rebuff Eisenhower, Veto His Plan In U.N.; Egypt Rejects London-Paris Ultimatum

NOVEMBER

Eisenhower Pledges No U.S. Involvement; British Bombers Raid Airfields In Egypt; U.N. Assembly Called Into Special Session

British And French Fleets, Close On Suez; Israelis Cut Off Gaza Strip, Push Advance; Assembly Votes 64 To 5 For A Cease-Fire

British And French Push Toward Landing; Israelis Capture Gaza And Control Sinai

Soviet Attacks Hungary, Seizes Nagy; U.S. Legation In Budapest Under Fire; Mindszenty In Refuge With Americans

British And French Invade Egypt By Air; U.N. Approves A Police Force For Mideast

Russia Warns Of Force To End Suez War; Loses U.N. Bid For Joint U.S.-Soviet Action; British-French Commandos Land In Egypt

Eisenhower By A Landslide; Battle For Congress Close; Javits Victor Over Wagner

Democrats Retain Senate Control And Extend Margin In House By 4; Eisenhower Is Winner In 41 States

Israel Agrees To Leave Egypt When U.N. Sends Patrol Force; U.S. To Admit 5,000 Hungarians

U.N. Bids Soviet Stop Interfering With Relief Goods For Hungary; Police Units Off For Suez Today

Soviet Says ‘Volunteers’ Can Go To Egypt If Troops Of 3 Powers Do Not Leave

Big Rise Forecast In Home Building For Next 25 Years

Hungary Rejects U.N.’s Observers; Egypt Agrees To Let In Police Unit; Hammarskjold Will Accompany It

U.N. Delays Police Force For Mideast As 3 Powers Study Occupation Terms

Eisenhower Says U.S. Will Oppose In U.N. A Soviet Move Into Mideast; First Police Units Fly To Suez Zone

First U.N. Troops Reach Suez Base; Cairo Defines Job

Dock Hopes Dim; All Piers In East And On Gulf Shut

Moscow Asks Arms Parley; Wants Air Watch Limited To Zone Near Iron Curtain

Port Employers Map N.I.R.B. Plea To Halt Walkout

Pier Strike Shuts All Ports In U.S.; White House Acts

Pier Strike Cost Tops 100 Millions As Parleys Lag

U.N. Calls On Hungary And Soviet To Stop Exiling, Admit Observers; First Refugees Arrive In The U.S.

Eisenhower Acts To End Pier Tie-Up Under Labor Law

Nagy Is Abducted By Soviet Police; Sent To Rumania

Pier Tie-Up Halts As Court Issues Writ For 10 Days

Pier Work Begins; Full Force Is Due On 2 Coasts Today

Prices Up 0.5% for Record; Factory Pay Highest Ever

Soviet Reported Offering French And Arabs Its Oil

U.S. Indicates Action Soon To Ease Europe’s Oil Need

Work Slowdown Disrupts Docks; 2 Liners Delayed

DECEMBER

U.S. Activates Oil Program To Assist Europe In Crisis; British To Speed Suez Exit

Pier Chiefs Urge Slowdown’s End; Yule Mail Moves

Cuba Wipes Out Invaders; Leader Is Among 40 Dead

9 Dead, 247 Hurt In Fire And Blast On Brooklyn Pier

Case of Pier Blast Mystifies Experts; Boy Is 10th Fatality

15 Seized By U.S. In Clinton Drive On School Bias

Nixon Proposes U.S. Aid To Britain To Ease Fiscal ‘Plight’ Over Suez; Eden Policy Is Backed By Commons

U.S. Plans Aid to Britain Without an Appropriation

Drought Damage In Billions Scars Southwest Area

Eisenhower Assails Soviet For ‘Brutality’ in Hungary

Britain Granted 1.3 Billion Credit By World Fund

Dulles Bids NATO Use Moral Force To Combat Soviet

Soviet Censured By U.N. And Asked To Quit Hungary

City Will Get Master Plan To End School Segregation

L.I.R.R. To Raise Fares 5.4% Jan. 3; Riders Objecting

650-Mile Altitude Record Reported for U.S. Rocket

25 Egyptians Die In Port Said Fight With The British

Ford Gives U. of Michigan 10 Million for New Center

Million in Oil Maps Stolen; 4 Arrested Here by F.B.I.

Nixon In Austria Indicates A Rise In Refugee Quota

Negroes Will Ride Montgomery Buses In Bias Test Today

U.S. Offers $500,000,000 To Britain to Be Spent Here

British, French Are Out of Suez; U.N. In Control

Moscow Attacks Parties That Set Own Nation First

Bomb in 5th Ave. Library Spurs Hunt for Psychotic

683 Die In Traffic As Holiday Toll Sets U.S. Record

21 Negroes in Birmingham Seized for Defying Bus Law

Negroes Call Off Tests In 2 Cities On Bus Bias Laws

Atomic Energy Produced By New, Simpler Method

U.S. Drafts Mideast Plan To Check Soviet With Aid And, If Needed, With Force

Jobs In City Drop As Industry Lags Despite U.S. Gain

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