JANUARY
President Pushes Civil Rights Plan At G.O.P. Parley
President Adds To Refugee Quota At Nixon Request
14 Senators Map Filibuster Fight
Congress Opens, Democrats Rule; Joint Session To Hear President Present Mideast Plan Tomorrow
Senators Block Filibuster Curb By 55-To-38 Vote
President Asks Congress For Right To Combat A Red Attack In Mideast; Soviet Bloc Meets, Assails Policy
Democrats To Ask Rein On President In Mideast Moves
State G.O.P. Asks Rise In School Aid And Cut In Taxes
Kennedy Gets Post Sought by Kefauver
Eden Resigns, Pleading Ill Health; Butler Or Macmillan To Get Post; Eisenhower and Dulles In Tribute
President’s Message Puts Stress On Inflation Peril; Renews Plea On Mideast
Court Voids Virginia Plan To Keep Pupil Segregation
Soviet Warns U.S. Mideast Program Endangers Peace
Eisenhower Flies To Texas To Begin Drought Survey
President Visits 4 Drought States And Pledges Aid
Egypt Takes Over Assets Of Banks Of British, French
President Asks 71.8 Billion Budget, A Peacetime High, Tax Cut Opposed; Humphrey Is Critical Of Spending
U.S. Proposes U.N. Put Force In Gaza And At Aqaba Gulf
3 B-52’s Circle Globe Non-Stop in 45 Hours
Inaugural Crowds Gather; Private Oath-Taking Today
Albany Allots 469 Millions For Highways in City Area
Eisenhower, In Second Inaugural, Calls Upon Country To Sacrifice For A Global ‘Peace With Justice’
Bomber Is Booked; Sent To Bellevue For Mental Tests
Soviet Warns Allies of U.S. Not to Allow Atomic Bases
Electrical Union To Try Officers Who Invoke Fifth
3 Arrested Here As Spies In A Ring Acting For Soviet
U.S. Seeks A Rise In Exports Of Oil
Democrats Press Anti-Dulles Drive Over The Mideast
Eisenhower Asks Fund Of 2 Billion To Build Schools
School Problems Follow City Dwellers to Suburbs
House Approves Eisenhower Plan On Mideast, 355-61
FEBRUARY
Eisenhower Bids Congress Double Immigrant Limit
22 Die, 72 Survive As Plane Falls On Rikers Island During Take-Off For Florida In Heavy Storm
Eisenhower and Wilson’s Fly South Together
A.F.L.-C.I.O. Finds 3 Unions Guilty Of Fund Abuses
37 Dead in Gas Explosion At a Coal Mine in Virginia
Gas Blasts Raze Reno Area; 2 Dead, Damage in Millions
Eisenhower Warns Of Price Controls To Stem Inflation
‘Final’ Pier Offer Spurned; Strike Is Expected Tuesday
Talks Collapse In Tug Walkout; Oil Crisis Feared
Wagner Appeals For Tug Accord; Oil Supply Drops
Wreck Still Blocks Tanker Seeking First Passage Through Suez Canal
U.S. Offers Israel Pledge On Aqaba If She Retires; Moves To Break Deadlock
Dock Strike Is On Along East Coast: 25,000 Quit Here
Government Delays 97 New Buildings In Fight on Inflation
Pier Talks Reach ‘Critical Phase’ Over New Snarl
Soviet Appoints Gromyko To Head Foreign Ministry As Shepilov Is Removed
Truman Says Mideast Plan Is ‘Too Little and Too Late’
Pier Peace Set; 3-Year Contract To End Walkout
Dockers Delaying Return To Work In Mix-Up On Pact
Democrats Urge President Fight Israel Sanctions
President Says U.N. Has No Choice But To Force Israel Out Of Egypt; Also Warns Cairo On Violations
Israel Rejects Warning By Eisenhower And Asks New Talk On Withdrawal
Tug Men Reject 6-Year Contract By 5-To-1 Margin
Mediators Seek A New Tug Pact; Pier Men Return
City Seeks To Bar Spread Of Slums With State Law
‘Pro’ Football Placed Under Antitrust Law
Witnesses Link Teamsters Union To Underworld
Israel Agrees In Principle To U.S. Gaza-Aqaba Plan With Troop Withdrawals
MARCH
Israel To Present Plan In U.N. Today For Withdrawal
Israel Pledges Early Withdrawal; U.N. Speeds Meeting On Take-Over; Dulles Acts To Placate The Arabs
Israel Now Balks At Withdrawal; Eisenhower Appeals To Ben-Guiron; Senate Backs Mideast Aid, 58 To 28
Israelis Divided On Withdrawal; To Decide Today
Ben-Guiron Orders Withdrawal; Gen. Burns And Israelis Arrange Gaza And Aqaba Take-Over By U.N.
Senate Approves Eisenhower Plan For Mideast, 72-19
Gaza Strip Goes Under U.N. Rule; Israelis Leaving
U.S. Urged To Aid Backward Lands, Neutral Or Not
Tug Crews End 36-Day Walkout
Living Cost Rise Laid To Services, Rent And Transit
U.N. Troops Halt Rioters In Gaza Asking Cairo Link
Nasser Moving To Take Over Gaza; Names Governor, Scores U.N. Unit; Hammarskjold Deferring Action
Teamsters Aide Testifies Union Paid Gamblers’ Bills
F.B.I. Seizes Hoffa In A Plot To Bribe Senate Staff Aide
Portland Prosecutor Invokes the Fifth; U.S. Grand Jury Takes Up Hoffa’s Case
Cairo Decides To Continue Suez Ban On Israeli Ships; Mrs. Meir Is Flying To U.S.
Egypt Puts Units At Base 40 Miles From Gaza Strip
Franco Hints He May Give Spaniards ‘More Liberties’
U.S. Jury Indicts 4 Teamster Aides Silent In Inquiry
Hoffa and Lawyer Indicted; Brewster Queried on Fund
Industry Maps Plan To Replace Officials Lost in Atom Attack
Air Force Plane With 67 Overdue On Way To Tokyo
7 Experts Find Cigarettes A Factor in Lung Cancer
Reuther Terms Beck Borrowing Morally Wrong
U.S. Will Supply Guided Missiles For Britain’s Use
Court Rejects Virginia Bid To Delay Pupil Integration
Beck Uses 5th Amendment To Balk Senate Questions About Teamsters’ $322,000
M’Clellan Scores Beck For ‘Theft’ Of Union’s Funds
Portland Mayor Seized In Racket; Prosecutor Held
Beck Suspended From 2 Key Jobs By Labor Chiefs
Paris Right-Wingers Riot in Support of French Army in North Africa
APRIL
Teamsters Here Bar $1 Increase in Dues, Vent Anger on Beck
Study Depicts Middle East As Threat to World Peace
Tornado Rips Dallas; Kills 9, Hurts 400
Senators Check Underworld Link To Coin Machines
Britain To Rely On Nuclear Arms, End Draft, Cut Sea And Air Units; Pentagon Sees Move As Defeatist
Israel Insists U.S. Help Her Attain Passage In Suez
Missiles Program Dwarfs First Atom Bomb Project
Missiles Will Not Supplant Planes Soon, Experts Say
Scalise and Crony Confess In $299,000 Union Fraud
Unhappy Teachers Vent Feelings Before City Hall
Sobles Admit Guilt As Spies for Russia; Avert Death Penalty
Saudi Arabia to Bar Israel From Use of Gulf of Aqaba
U.S. For ’58 Start On End To Making Of Atomic Arms
Postal Spending A Breach Of Law, Controller Says
Jordan’s King Stages Coup, Seizes Backers Of Nasser; Army Factions In Clashes
King Keeps Helm In Jordan Crisis; Nabulsi Remains
Forbes Wins Over Dumont In Jersey G.O.P. Primary
3 Silent at Labor Hearing On Violence in Scranton
Eisenhower Cuts Budget Request By $1,342,000,000
65 Hurt In Crash Of Subway Trains On Brooklyn Line
Mayflower II Off for New World
Dulles Tells Tokyo Envoy Atom Tests Are Vital Now
Turks Ban Society Of Greeks and Hold Aide on Spy Charge
Jersey G.O.P. Re-elects Bodine, but Dissension Marks Its Meaning
U.S. Warns Free Jordan Is ‘Vital,’ Hints Eisenhower Doctrine Move; Hussein Accuses Reds In Rioting
U.S. Orders 6th Fleet To Mideast, Says Communists Menace Jordan; Hussein Proclaims Martial Law
Jordan Rounds Up Leftists As Soldiers Enforce Quiet
Lanza Seeks Ban On Tape Evidence At State Hearing
President Fights House Cut In State Department Funds
Lanza Inquiry On; G.O.P. Would Make Witnesses Talk
MAY
U.S. Blames Soviet For Plot To Oust Hussein In Jordan
Lanza On Stand; Release All Set, He Heard In Jail
M’Carthy Is Dead Of Liver Ailment At The Age Of 47
Costello Gunman Is Sought In Vain By 66 Detectives
Costello Is Lying, Knows Attacker, Police Aide Says
Colombia Crisis Mounts As Police Attack Students
A.F.L.-C.I.O. Unit Lays Corruption To Beck’s Union
Costello Jailed For Balking Jury In Shooting Case
Wiretap Held Valid For U.S. Court Use If Made by a State
Lanza Is Accused Of Racketeering While On Parole
Rojas Is Ousted; Colombia Ruled By A 5-Man Junta
Teamster Ouster Of Beck Forseen Before Fall Vote
14 Killed at Race in Italy; Marquis’ Car Hits Crowd
Loan of $200,000 to Beck Revealed at Senate Inquiry
U.S. Not to Oppose Israel Over Attempt to Use Suez
Billy Graham Opens His Crusade Here
$100,000 Repaid by Beck To Union in Last 2 Weeks
Boy in Well Rescued After 24 Hours
Inflation Linked To Pay Increases In New U.S. Study
G.O.P. Chief Says ‘Panicky’ Harrian Made Stone Resign
Beck Is Expelled by Labor Council For Fund Misuse
Mollet Defeated In French Crisis; Cabinet Resigns
Democrats Drop ’57 Tax Cut Plans In Inflation Fight
U.S. Flag Trampled By Rioters in Taiwan
Anti-U.S. Rioters In Taipei Curbed By Chiang Troops
Civil War Flares in Haiti; Army Groups Contest Rule
Coalition Regime Takes Over Haiti; Capital Is Tense
Pentagon Fears Use Of Fall-Out As War Weapon
U.S. Sets Off First Blast in New Nuclear Test Series
Humphrey Quits Treasury Post; Anderson Named
Lebanon Quells Anti-West Riots; 5 Die In Clashes
JUNE
U.S. To Bid Soviet Join A Trial Curb On A-Bomb Test
Baseball Transfers Face Investigation In House Hearings
3d Nuclear Blast By A.E.C. Is Small
High Court Holds Du Pont Violates Antitrust Laws By G.M. Stock Ownership
Cigarette Smoking Linked To Cancer in High Degree
Eisenhower Bars ‘Total’ Outlawing Of Nuclear Tests
Auto Industry Will Drop Its Emphasis Upon Speed
Britain Authorizes Use of a Wiretap; An Uproar Results
King Saud Visits Hussein To Speed Anti-Red Efforts
Peiping Seeking To Build Up Ties With Europeans
Jordan Accuses Egyptian Of Plot; Asks His Removal
5,000-Mile Missile Explodes At Test
Mao Text Shows Reds ‘Liquidated’ 800,000 Since ’49
Mayflower II Hailed at Plymouth Rock
Moscow Accepts Control Of A Ban On Atomic Tests
White House Bars Ready Reservists From Draft Calls
Civil Rights Backers Push For House Passage Today
High Court, Releasing Watkins, Restricts Congress On Privacy; Frees 5 Reds In Smith Act Case
Civil Rights Plan Passed By House
Watchdog Group Balked By Lanza, Seeks Court Rule
U.N. Report Indicts Soviet For Crushing Hungarians; U.S. Urges Swift Action
U.S. Agrees to Withdraw Combat Troops In Japan; Studies 500 Million In Aid
Young G.O.P. Hits Eisenhower Stand On 4 Of 5 Issues
U.S. Affirms Right Of Free Passage In Gulf Of Aqaba
Eisenhower Asks States To Take Wider Tax Role; Urges Shift In Functions
Hoffa Is Accused Of Triple Spy Plot By Racket Witness
U.S. Urges Putting Weapons ‘In Bond’; Soviet Weighs Bid
Murray Would Speed Tests Of Small Atomic Weapons
Death Toll 120 In Gulf Hurricane; Hundreds Injured As Tidal Waves Ravage Louisiana Coastal Towns
Pentagon Scored On Secret Buying Under 1950 Edict
JULY
Fiscal Year Ends With U.S. Surplus Down To A Billion
Bill To Restrict Use Of F.B.I. File Gains In Senate
Kennedy Urges U.S. Back Independence for Algeria
Wide Shake-Up In Kremlin Ousts Molotov, Malenkov, Kaganovich As Khrushchev Tightens Reins
3 Ousted Soviet Leaders Also Lose State Offices; Shift In Satellites Begun
2 More Russians Ousted From High Cabinet Posts; Zhukov Assails Molotov
Malenkov Accused by Khrushchev As A Leader In ’49 Leningrad Plot; Possibility Of Purge Trial Seen
New Charge Ties Molotov, Malenkov And Kaganovich To Stalin’s Purges of 1930’s
Rights Struggle Opens In Senate; South Is Bitter
Senate Leaning To A Compromise Over Rights Bill
South’s Liberals Moving To Avert Rights Deadlock
Johnson Seeking First-Phase Vote On Civil Rights
Senate To Vote Tuesday In Test On Civil Rights
Rights Bill Foes Propose To Limit Use Of Injunction
Both Sides Firm As A Vote Nears On Civil Rights
Zorin Hints Move For A Compromise On Nuclear Curbs
Senate, By 71-18, Votes To Take Up Civil Rights Bill
Civil Rights Bloc Yields To South On Use Of Troops
Move To Weaken Civil Rights Bill Splits Coalition
Hoffa Acquitted Of Bribery Plot; Seeks Beck Post
Civil Rights Bloc Striving To Save Integration Plan
Heat At 97.3 Here, Highest Since ’55; More Due Today
Senate, 90-0, Rids Civil Rights Bill Of ’70 Troop Issue
Senate Blocks Two Moves To Amend Civil Rights Bill
Senate Restricts Civil Rights Bill To The Vote Issue
U.S. Asks War Ban On Missiles Fired Into Outer Space
Democrats Blame President For School Aid Bill Defeat
Guatemala Chief Is Assassinated By Palace Sentry
Civil Rights Bloc Expects To Balk Jury-Trial Plan
Jury-Trial Bloc Willing To Ease Civil Rights Plan
Morse Prevents Truce In Debate Over Civil Rights
AUGUST
Hoffa Is Linked To Dio in Scheme To Control Port
Senate, 51 To 42, Attaches Jury Trials To Rights Bill In Defeat For President
President Scores Senate, Finds Rights Jury Provision ‘Bitterly Disappointing’
Tito, Khrushchev Confer And Agree To A Closer Bond
Army Has Built 6 Test Missiles Not On Program
600 Rookie Police To Patrol In War On Youth Gangs
Police Rookies Go On Night Patrols In Fight On Gangs
Senate Approves Rights Bill, 72-18, With Jury Clause
Dio Pleads Fifth; His Voice, On Tape, Ties Him To Hoffa
Cost To Rid Union Of 3, Including Dio, Is Put At $396,000
Soviet’s Embassy Washes Its Hands Of Spy Case Here
G.O.P. Spurs Drive To Put Rights Bill Up To Conference
Martin Rejects Civil Rights Bill Voted By Senate
Civil Rights Bill Stalled In House By Parties’ Moves
Rules Unit Gets Rights Bill; 2 House Motions Conflict
Dio and His Guard Indicted On Charges of Tax Evasion
Paris Turns Loss To Currency Gain By Devaluation
Morros Testifies Mrs. Stern Spied For Soviet Here
Pro-Soviet Group Takes Over Army In Syria Shake-Up
Top Beck Aide Links Hoffa To ‘Phony’ Teamster Locals
Hoffa Says He Got $120,000 In Loans Without Security
West Gives Plan For 2-Year Halt In Atomic Tests
Hoffa Is Accused Of Using Dio In Bid For Control Here
Senators Assail Hoffa’s Behavior With 48 Citations
Civil Rights Foes Shun Filibuster
12 Scientists See Danger To Northeast in Fall-Out
Russians Announce Firing Intercontinental Missile ‘Huge Distance’ To Target
House Passes Rights Bill; Senators Rule Out a Delay
President Warns Moscow Of Peril In Delay On Arms
Senate Votes Rights Bill And Sends It To President; Thurmond Talks 24 Hours
Congress Closes As House Passes Aid And F.B.I. Bills
SEPTEMBER
U.S. Is Still Cool To Pleas To Join Baghdad Treaty
Graham’s Farewell Packs Broadway
Militia Sent to Little Rock; School Integration Put Off
Little Rock Told To Integrate Now Despite Militia
Soldier and Jeering Whites Greet Negro Students
President Warns Governor Faubus He’ll Uphold Law
Little Rock Faces Showdown Today Over Integration
U.S. Court Denies Integration Stay For Little Rock
Faubus Bids U.S. Recede On Order For Integration
U.S. To Seek Writ To Force Faubus And Guard To Permit Integration; Extended Court Battle Expected
Faubus Ordered To Court Sept. 20 To Explain Stand; Nashville School Bombed
President Agrees To Bid By Faubus For School Talks
President’s Talk With Faubus Set For Tomorrow
Faubus ‘Hopeful,’ Arrives To Meet President Today
Gov. Faubus Assures President He’ll Obey Integration Order, But Asks For Patience By U.S.
Gov. Faubus Says He May Pull Out Guard This Week
Thai Army Seizes Control In Coup; Premier Missing
U.S. Summons 200 In Drafting Case Against Faubus
A.F.L.-C.I.O. Unit Lays Corruption To Beck’s Union
Eisenhower ‘Disappointed’ By Impasse at Little Rock
Gov. Faubus Withdraws Troops; Obeys Federal Court Injunction On Integration, But Will Appeal
Little Rock Negro Students To Seek Entry This Week
Little Rock Gets State Police Aid At School Today
President Threatens To Use U.S. Troops, Orders Rioters In Little Rock To Desist; Mob Compels 9 Negroes To Leave School
President Sends Troops To Little Rock, Federalizes Arkansas National Guard; Tells Nation He Acted To Avoid Anarchy
U.S. Troops Enforce Peace In Little Rock As Nine Negroes Return To Their Classes; President To Meet Southern Governors
Faubus Sees ‘Occupation’; Tension At School Eases; President Sets A Parley
F.B.I. Head Says Gov. Faubus Lied On Bureau’s Role
Eisenhower Says Faubus Encouraged Mob Action; Governor Hints New Step
OCTOBER
The New York Giants: 1883-1957
French Premier Quits In Defeat On Algeria Plan
Eisenhower Defers Troop Recall, Says Faubus Failed On Pledge; Efforts For Accord To Continue
President Warns South Must Obey; Faubus Adamant
Faubus Asserts President Asks ‘Complete Surrender’
Soviet Fires Earth Satellite Into Space; It Is Circling The Globe At 18,000 M.P.H.; Sphere Tracked In 4 Crossings Over U.S.
Soviet Gives Satellite Timetable; Scientists Expect Lengthy Flight; Sphere Is Not Yet Visible In U.S.
Satellite Seen In Alaska; Soviet Now Planning One That Can Return To Earth
Khrushchev Asks World Rule Of The Satellite And Missiles If Part Of Wide U.S.-Soviet Pact
U.S. Ready To Talk With Soviet On A Study Of Missile Control; Dulles Snub To Zhukov Alleged
President Voices Concern On U.S. Missiles Program But Not On The Satellite
Soviet Is Warned U.S. Will Defend Turkey In Attack
Teamster Rebels Ask Court To Bar Hoffa From Post
State Study Asks School Mergers To Benefit Pupils
U.S. Working on Satellite That Could Film the Earth
Court Bars Hoffa And New Officers From Union Posts
G.O.P. to Cite Little Rock, Minimize ‘Moon’ in ’58 Bid
Dulles Says Soviet Faces U.S. Blow At Its Territory Should It Attack Turkey
Senators To Give Union Vote Data To Foes Of Hoffa
Moscow Charges ‘Secret’ U.S. Plan To Assault Syria
Democrats Score Policies Of G.O.P. As Threat To U.S.
Democrats Take A Strong Stand For Civil Rights
High Court Bars Virginia’s Appeal Over Integration
Saigon Terrorists’ Bombs Injure 13 U.S. Servicemen
Balloon Launches a Rocket Built to Go Up 4,000 Miles
Air Force Hits Rocket Streaked 2,000 Miles High
Anastasia Slain In A Hotel Here; Led Murder, Inc.
Zhukov Believed As Defense Chief; Soviet Gives No Clue To His Future; Malinovsky Appointed Successor
Zhukov Removal Seen In Moscow As Downgrading
Zhukov Will Get A Suitable Post, Khrushchev Says
NOVEMBER
Little Rock Moves To Seize Officers Of the N.A.A.C.P.
P.R.R. And Central Weigh Merger To Halt Declines; Wall St. Foresees A Fight
Soviet Fires New Satellite, Carrying Dog; Half-Ton Sphere Is Reported 900 Miles Up
Dog In Second Satellite Alive; May Be Recovered, Soviet Hints; White House Is Calm Over Feat
Soviet Says New Power Sources Were Used In Second Satellite; Concern Increases In Washington
Wagner Is Re-Elected By Record 919,902; State Convention Beaten, Bingo Voted; Meyner Wins In Jersey, Takes Assembly
White House Says G.O.P. Must Fight For Victory In ’58
Killian Named To Spur Science; President Revises Missile Plan And Bars Interservice Rivalry
U.S., In Policy Shift, Tells Army To Fire Satellites With Its Jupiter-C Rocket
Pentagon Forbids Army-Navy Race To Fire Satellite
Soviet Education Far Ahead Of U.S. In Science Stress
U.S Urged To Lay Plans To Put Man Into A Satellite
Army Expected To Fire Satellite Early Next Year
President Asks Arms Rise To Match Soviet, At Cost Of Other Items In Budget
U.S. Frees $15,000,000 For Nuclear Rocket Work
Abel Gets 30-Year Term And $3,000 Fine as a Spy
Democrats Seek Greater Urgency In U.S. Arms Plans
U.S. Closing Missile Gap With Soviet, Survey Shows
U.S. Acts Quickly to Meet Threat of Russian Missiles
Army Plan Seeks 6 Billion To Make A Missile Killer
Teamster heads Ask Union Aides For Court Funds
U.S. to Build Huge Base For Missiles in Wyoming
Price Rise Halts After 13 Months; Food Costs Down
Dave Beck Jr. Is Convicted Of Taking Teamster Funds
Growing Suburbs Battle Slum Blight
Teller Bids U.S. Disperse And Reinforce Air Bases; Bush Hits Service Rivalry
Eisenhower Has A Mild Stroke; Speech Impaired, But Improves ; Recovery Outlook ‘Excellent’
Eisenhower Continues Recovery; Sees Moroccan King; Signs Papers; Nixon Speaks For Administration
President May Go To Paris For December NATO Talks; Attends Church Services
Eisenhower Goes To Farm To Rest; Family With Him
DECEMBER
Sukarno Escapes Assassin, But Grenades Kill 7 Others
U.S. Ready To Fire First Satellite Early This Week
Union Chief Bids Labor Freeze Pay To Curb Inflation
Stevenson Says ‘No’ To Eisenhower On Going To Paris
U.S. Delays Test of Space Rocket At Florida Base
White House Gives Program To Curb Abuses In Unions
Vanguard Rocket Burns On Beach; Failure To Launch Test Satellite Assailed As Blow To U.S. Prestige
Teamsters Show Signs Of Stirring Labor Dissension
Motormen Begin Subway Walkout; 4 Leaders Jailed
Subway Strike Widened, 6 More Unions Out; City Is Disrupted As Surface Travel Jams; Motormen Ask Chiefs’ Release, Craft Vote
Motormen Defy Wagner Bid To End Strike; Transit Body Threatens Mass Dismissal; City Clogged, Absenteeism Up, Trade Dips
Subways Improve On Third Day; Back-To-Work Trend Reported; Business Opposes Strike Talks
Motormen Ask To See Wagner After He Offers A Peace Plan; Demands Eased; Service Better
Mayor Bars Subway Talk Until Motormen Return; Bus Strike Plan Put Off
Wagner Widens His Plan To End Subway Walkout; City Stores Set Records
Mayor Rules Out New Concessions In Subway Strike
Subway Strike Is Ended As State G.O.P. Promises Bill To Revise Bargaining
NATO Talks Move Toward Formula On Arms, Politics
NATO Reaches Limited Accords On Missiles And Talk With Soviet; Bonn Likely To Ban Nuclear Arms
NATO Meeting Concludes With Increased Emphasis On Pact’s Political Aims
No-Strike Edict By Mayor Sent To Quill And board; Authority Admits Spying
Soviet Opposes NATO Bid; Asks Special U.N. Session Or Global Talks On Arms
Pope Upholds NATO Aim Of Deterring Aggression
Eisenhower Asks Soviet Give Proof Of It’s ‘Sincerity’
Lincoln Sq, Given 27 Million By U.S. To Help In Razing
Christmas Eases Tension For Day All Over World
Soviet Bid Splits Top U.S. Officials As Well As NATO
500 Million Fund Urged To Exploit Missile Advances
2d Nuclear Carrier To Lose Its Priority To Atom Submarine
Pentagon To Fix Atom Plane Goal In Matter Of Days
Subway Strike Averted; Panel Of 8 Helps Mayor; T.W.U. Gets 32 1/2-Cent Pact
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