JANUARY
Rockefeller Unit Asks Basic Shifts In U.S. Defenses
President Assures Soviet Of U.S. Goodwill in 1958
Venezuelan Army Crushes Revolt; Rebel Chiefs Flee
Hillary Reaches South Pole By 70-Mile Forced March
Approach to Russia Raises Serious Problems for U.S.
Arms Rise Urged Lest Reds Seize Lead In 2 Years
Gavin Charges Pentagon With Barring Promotion; Richover Scores Red Tape
President Asks 1.3 Billion For Missiles, Air Defense As Congress Reconvenes
Dio Sentenced to 15 Years; Aide in Labor Plot Gets 5
President Asks More Missiles, Further Aid, Pentagon Unity; Bulganin Renews Bid For Talk
Space-Board Plan Scored By Air Force Missile Chief
Reactor Experts Ask Rise In U.S. Atom Power Funds
Eisenhower Bids Soviet Join A Ban On Space War And Limit U.N. Veto; Asks Studies Before Summit Talk
President Recommends Budget Of 73.9 Billion, 64% For Defense; Surplus Seen Without Tax Rise
Congress Asked To Raise Debt Ceiling By 5 Billion; Domestic Cuts Irk G.O.P.
President Prefers Deficit To Increase In Taxes Now: Stock Margins Cut To 50%
Democrats Ask Atom Use To Win Space Supremacy
Red China Combats Nationalism ‘Peril’
Raid by 500 Indians Balks North Carolina Klan Rally
Britain Requests Uranium From U.S. For Atom Power
President Asks Restraint On Price And Wage Rises; Sees Recession’s End Soon
House Unit Votes 1.2 Billion Fund To Speed Missiles
Caracas Revolt Ousts Dictator; Dead Exceed 100
Hoffa Takes Over; Court Order Puts Monitors in Union
Gains in Harnessing Power of H-Bomb Reported Jointly by U.S. and Britain
3 F.C.C. Members Deny Wrongdoing On Expense Funds
Democrats Press Rapid Revamping Of The Pentagon
Less U.S. Secrecy On Atom Sought
Head Of School Beset By Crime Leaps To Death
Principal’s Death Is Laid To Threat By A Grand Juror
Paris Gets $655,000,000 From U.S. and 2 Agencies
FEBRUARY
Army Launches U.S. Satellite Into Orbit; President Promises World Will Get Data; 30-Pound Device Is Hurled Up 2,000 Miles
U.S. Satellite Is ‘Working Nicely’: Army Ordered To Launch Another; Also Plans Reconnaissance ‘Moon’
Trackers Report Seeing Satellite Over New Mexico
4 Jersey Police Officials Indicted in Bribe Attempt
Vanguard Fired But Fails Again; Destroyed In Air
President Calls Tax Cut Possible If Slump Goes On
Schools To Expel Pupils Accused Of Breaking Law
Pentagon Forms A Space Agency; G.E. Aide Is Chief
25 French Planes Kill 72 In Attack On Tunisian Town
U.S. Calls in French Envoy; ‘Profoundly’ Upset by Raid
Schools to Start Hearings For Suspended Students
January Idle 4,494,000, Up 1,120,000 in a Month
Eisenhower Sees Upswing In Jobs Coming In March
11 Governors Bid U.S. Open Drive To End Recession
Output Delines For Fifth Month; 9.5% Below 1956
Indonesia Rebels Proclaim Regime, Defying Jakarta
8.5-Inch Snow Hits City; Commuters Face Snarl; Northeast Is Blanketed
6 degree Cold Hits City, Hampering Fight To Remove Snow
Cold Stings City for 10th Day in Row
President Seeks 3.9 Billion In Aid, Sees Peril
Debt Ceiling Rise Of 5 Billion Voted By Senate Group
R.C.A. Is Indicted In Criminal Case Under Trust Law
Truman Declares G.O.P. Leads Nation Into Depression
Republicans Vow Tax Cut If Need
Eisenhower Calls His Critics ‘Men Of Little Faith’
Eisenhower And Truman Urge Strong Aid Program As Vital To Safety Of U.S.
President Says Halt In Recession Will ‘Take Time’
President Prodded to Tell Details of Disability Accord
MARCH
Thor Shot With New Cone For Atmosphere Re-Entry
Soviet, In Shift, Proposes Foreign Ministers Meet To Arrange Summit Talk
Mayor Cautions On Welfare Cost If Slump Persists
Integration Delay Denied For Virginia’s Test County
Housing Bill to Fight Slump Is Backed by Senate Group
2d U.S. Explorer Fired, Vanishes; Orbiting In Doubt
U.S. Bars Parley Of Foreign Aides On Soviet Terms
Lehman, Uviller Named Mediators In Dress Walkout
President Asks Extension By U.S. Of Pay To Jobless; Lists 7 Anti-Slump Steps
A.E.C. and Congress Unit Speed Atom Power Plans
Nixon For Broad Tax Cut In Few Weeks If Dip Lasts; Opposes A Spending Plan
Jobless Total At 5,173,000, The Highest In 16 Years; Tax Cuts Facing A Delay
Senate Votes 1.8 Billion To Speed 200,000 Houses; President Wary On Taxes
Rayburn And G.O.P. Agree To Confer On Tax Action; Dip In Spending Forecast
Jobless Claims Increase Again; Incomes Slump
Soviet Urges U.N. Rule Outer Space For Peace Uses
One Worker In 15 Is Jobless Here
Navy Puts Vanguard In Orbit; 2d U.S. Satellite Up 2,513 Miles; Expected To Last 5 To 10 Years
Mayor Hints City Is Being Swindled By Realty Agents
24 Killed In Broadway Loft Fire; 15 Injured, Some Leap To Street; Trapped Victims Panic In Smoke
Snow In East Cuts Power And Travel In Wide Area; Jersey And L.I. Hard Hit
Storm Subsides; 45 Dead In 2 Days; Power Still Cut
Mike Todd and 3 Aides Die In New Mexico Air Crash
Democrats Work To Delay Decision On Tax Reduction
Saud Hands Vital Powers To Brother Prince Faisal
‘Shook’ Youngsters Spring From the Housing Jungles
3d U.S. Satellite Fired Into Orbit; Short Life Seen
Khrushchev Takes Full Control, Replacing Bulganin As Premier; U.S. Expects No Change In Policy
Pentagon Plans Give More Power To The Secretary
President Ready To Ask Space Unit Run By Civilians
Libby Calls U.S. ‘Hottest Place’ In Radioactivity
APRIL
Soviet Announces Atom-Test Halt With Condition; U.S. Wants Check; West Requests Pre-Summit Parley
U.S. Dropped Plan To Beat Russians To Ban On H-Tests
Eisenhower Calls Soviet Atom Halt Just ‘A Gimmick’
Batista Decrees Cubans May Kill Strike Inciters
Cuba At Deadline For Castro Drive To Oust Batista
Batista’s Regime Reports Rebels Cut Off In Hills
47 Dead In Crash; Turboprop Plane Falls In Michigan
C.B.S. Technicians Strike; Some TV Shows Canceled
President Urges Soviet To Study Arms Inspection
Street Fighting Flares In Havana; 40 Reported Dead
Havana Quieter; Regime And Union Say Strike Failed
The Navy Fires a Dummy Polaris From an Underwater ‘Pop-Up’ Launcher
Sputnik II’s Weight Put at 7,000 Pounds
U.S. Pianist, 23, Wins Soviet Contest
U.S. in Worst Post-War Dip As March Output Declines
Gaillard Resigns In French Crisis Over Tunis Talks
Water and Taxes Termed Threat to Jersey’s Future
Eisenhower Asks Public’s Support Of Pentagon Plan
Soviet Says S.A.C. Flights Over Arctic Peril Peace; U.S. Denies Provocations
Costs of College Soaring; Likely to Double by 1970
Rockefeller Unit Asks Quick Action To Spur Economy
Airliner And Jet Collide In West; All 49 Aboard Die
Balloon Planned To Orbit The Moon
Food Costs Lift Price Index To Another Record Level
Nixon Forecasts End Of Recession Without New Aid
Nelson Rockefeller Heads Unit to Study State’s Constitution
House Democrats Plan To Abandon General Tax Cut
Reserve Banks’ Heads Say Consumer Is Recovery Key
Vanguard Fired, But Fails To Orbit 20-Inch Satellite
Jobless In Nation Decline By 78,000; Total Is 5,120,000
MAY
U.S. Ready To Put Arctic On Agenda Of Summit Talks
U.S. Satellites Find Radiation Barrier
Soviet Veto Bars U.N. Arctic Check; Debate Is Bitter
President Bids 11 Nations Join In Antarctic Treaty To Assure Peaceful Use
Jakarta Reports Rebels’ Capital Taken In Assault
Newspaper in Little Rock Wins Two Pulitzer Prizes
Millions Here Take Cover in Raid Drill
Gerosa Releases Realty Charges, Defying Wagner
Nixon Is Stoned By Peru Rioters Headed By Reds
Economic Gains Reported By Four Federal Agencies
Khrushchev Said To Fight To Hold Job As Red China Backs His Foes In Kremlin
Atom Accelerators Probe the Universe
5 Vaccine Makers Accused Of Fixing Polio-Shot Prices
U.S. Flies Troops To Caribbean As Mobs Attack Nixon In Caracas; Eisenhower Demands His Safety
Nixon Cuts Tour Short; Eisenhower Will Lead A Gala Welcome Today
De Gaulle Makes Bid For Power; Salan Offers Algeria’s Backing; Pflimlin Asks Emergency Edict
Wide Powers For Pflimlin Voted By Deputies, 461-114; Massu Demands De Gaulle
Pflimlin Set Back As Ely Resigns And Soustelle Flees To Algeria; De Gaulle To Give Plan Tomorrow
France Calls Up Reserves; De Gaulle Speaks Today’ Communists To Halt Work
De Gaulle Denies Dictatorial Aim; Backs Military Chiefs In Algeria; Salan Offers Pardons To Rebels
Assembly Backs Pflimlin; De Gaulle’s Bid Is Ignored; Army Showdown Avoided
Pflimlin Sending Aide To Algeria For Salan Talks
8 Nikes Explode At Jersey Base; 10 Killed, 3 Hurt
Army Stops Work On Nike Changes; Blast Inquiry On
French Rebels Take Over Corsica; Pflimlin Calls On Nation To Rally; Tunisia Mobilizes As Troops Clash
Pflimlin Acts To Stem Rebellion; Gaullists Gain, Joined By Admiral; Planes From Algeria Raid Tunisia
De Gaulle Visits Paris In Secrecy; Reds Call A General Strike Today; 4 French Warships Sail To Algeria
Pflimlin Submits Resignation Despite Heavy Assembly Vote; Way Seen Clear For De Gaulle
De Gaulle Talks Break Down; Socialists Continue To Bar Him; Leftists Demonstrate In Paris
De Gaulle Accepts Call To From Cabinet If It Receives ‘Full Powers’ For Reforms; Socialists Agree To Consider His Program
De Gaulle Seeing Political Chiefs To Obtain Wide Backing For Rule; Junta In Algeria Cuts Party Ties
JUNE
De Gaulle Takes Office Today; Accepts NATO; Socialists Split; Ex-Premiers Will Get Top Posts
De Gaulle Named Premier In 329-224 Vote; Asks 6-Month Decree Rule; Leftists Riot; Algiers Is Displeased By Cabinet Choices
De Gaulle Wins Reform Power After He Threatens To Resign; Balky Assembly Yields, 350-161
De Gaulle Goes To Algeria Today To Calm Dissidents; Names Ely Military Chief
De Gaulle Tells Algeria All Will Have Equal Vote; Gets Restrained Welcome
De Gaulle Ready To Order Officers To Leave Juntas; Massu Reported Warned
Jobless Figures Take Sharp Drop; Total Is 4,904,000
Morhouse Works For Rockefeller In Governor Race
15 Million Given to Yale By Mellon for Expansion
Mitchell Says Labor Bill Is Filled With ‘Loopholes’
Kennedy and Ives Attack Mitchell View on Labor Bill
Kennedy Attacks Mitchell Again On Labor Reform
DeGaulle Reported Ready To End Breach With Tunis
New Agency on Air Safety Requested by Eisenhower
President’s Drive For Union Curbs Halted In Senate
Rockefeller Unit Asks New System For World Trade
Adams To Testify In Inquiry Today; Promises Details
Adams Denies Using His Influence But Admits Mistakes Of Judgment; President Voices Full Confidence
President Lauds Adams, Concedes Imprudence; Emphasizes ‘I Need Him’
Knowland Asks President To Weigh Policy on Adams
Russians Stone and Smear Danish Moscow Embassy
U.S. Judges Lets Little Rock Halt Its Integration
Rockefeller Unit Bids U.S. Overhaul Education System
Hoffa and 2 Others Freed In Second Wiretap Trial
Oil Barge Explodes In East River After Colliding With Freighter; Many Injured; Bridge Is Set Afire
Soviet Threatens To Scuttle Plans For Atom Parley
Jet Tanker on Speed Test Crashes; 15 Reported Dead
Fox Says Goldfine Reported Buying House For Adams
24 U.S. Navy Men Missing In Cuba; Kidnapping Seen
5 Million Given Lincoln Sq. By John D. Rockefeller Jr.
JULY
Alaska To Join Union As The 49th State; Final Approval Is Voted By Senate, 64-20; Bill Sent To Eisenhower, Who Will Sign It
Batista’s Drive To Crush Rebels Called Failure
Goldfine Admits Listing Gifts As Tax Deductions; Denies Help From Adams
Goldfine Admits He Gave Yule Checks To 33 Aides Of White House, Capitol
U.S. Limits Arms Build-up Despite Sputnik Challenge
Survey of Smokers Finds A 32% Higher Death Rate
Survey Finds Communists Gain Economic Foothold
House Investigator Quits Inquiry; Admits Using Microphone In Hotel To Get New Evidence On Goldfine
U.S. Says Soviet Shot Down Plane With Nine Aboard
U.S. Aide Assails ‘Inhumane’ Attack On Plane In Soviet
Airmen Tell of Beatings, Near-Lynching in Soviet
U.S. Asks Moscow To Punish Airmen For Plane Attack
Air Force Scientists Urge Big Step-Up in Research
Canterbury Thinks God May Doom Man
President Bids U.N. Act Today On Mideast After Pro-Nasser Coup Ousts Iraq’s King; U.S. May Intervene; Britain Alerts Troops
Eisenhower Sends Marines Into Lebanon; Calls For A U.N. Force To Replace Them; Soviet Charges Move Threatens New War
Soviet Calls On U.S. To Leave Lebanon; More American Troops Flying To Mideast; Sweden In U.N. Calls Landing Unjustified
British Land In Jordan, Backed By U.S. Jets; Soviet Set To Take Case To U.N. Assembly; U.S. And Britain Will Limit Intervention
Nasser, In Moscow, Cautions Khrushchev To Avoid Action Imperiling World Peace; Soviet Vetoes U.S. Bid For U.N. Police force
Khrushchev Asks Summit Parley Tuesday On Mideast Crisis; Hammarskjold Invited; U.S. Considers Bid, Consults With Britain
U.S. And Britain Weigh Parley At Summit After U.N.’s Debate; Agree On Joint Mideast Action
Soviet Scores Japan’s U.N. Plan To Add Observers For Lebanon; US Keeping Summit Move Open
Eisenhower Invites Khrushchev To U.N. If He Wants A Summit Parley On Mideast; Council Drops Debate After Soviet Veto
Khrushchev Accepts Summit Talk At U.N.; Wants Nehru And Arab Leaders Present; Meeting Is Expected In Two Weeks Or Less
U.S. To Insist Summit Talk Include All Aspects Of Mideast Question; Bars Soviet Domination Of Debate
U.S. Letter To Russian Forbids Limiting Talk To Allied Action; Asks U.N. Council To Set Rules
U.S. Army Orbits Satellite To Get Cosmic Ray Data
180,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses Gather
Khrushchev Says U.S. Stalls Asks 5-Power Talks In Europe; Dulles Vows Baghdad Pact Aid
Eisenhower To Insist U.N. Set Up Any Summit Talks; Bars Khrushchev Terms
City Bars Piers’ Transfer To Port Authority Control
AUGUST
Lebanon Elects A New President; U.S. Troops To Go If Regime Asks; Dulles Outlines Summit Talk Aim
President Offers To Join U.N. Summit Talks Aug. 12; Geneva Now Likely As Site
President To Tell Soviet That Indirect Aggression Threatens A Major War
Khrushchev, Mao Meet In Peiping, Charge West With Warlike Moves; Soviet Reply On Summit Due Today
State Insists City Improve Schools For Delinquents
Khrushchev Bars U.N. Summit Talk, Urges Special Assembly Session; U.S. Assents, Presses Its Own Bid
Khrushchev Setback Seen In His Meeting With Mao
U.N. Assembly Will Meet On Mideast Crisis Today; Council Adopts U.S. Plan
Nautilus Sails Under The Pole And 1,830 Miles Of Arctic Icecap In Pacific-To-Atlantic Passage
U.S. Bars Change In China Policies; Rebuts Criticism
U.N. Atom Panel Agrees Fall-Out Is Peril To Man
Erie Trains Collide, 5 Die; Towerman Admits a Lapse
President Here To Give Mideast Economic Plan To U.N. Assembly Today
President In 6-Point Plan Asks Arab Unit To Develop Mideast; Also Urges A U.N. Peace Force
99 On Dutch Airliner Lost Off Ireland On Trip Here; 51 Of Victims Americans
19 On Airliner Killed In Crash At Nantucket
Nantucket Toll Rises To 23 Dead
Hall Quits Race; Rockefeller Due To Be Nominated
Little Rock Integration Is Reinstated On Appeal; Circuit Court Vote Is 6-1
U.N. Asian Group Presses For Mideast Withdrawal
President Asks Obedience To Integration Decisions; Faubus’ Reply Is Defiant
Little Rock School Wins A New Integration Stay; Case Going To High Court
U.S. And Britain Give Plan To Halt A-Tests If Soviet Will Confer On Controls
Aid Bill Is Voted As 85th Congress Winds Up Session
U.S. Alerts Seventh Fleet; Doubts a Quemoy Invasion
Rockefeller And Harriman Picked; Senate Choices Remain In Doubt, But Drive To Name Wagner Gains
Democrats Pick Hogan For Senate Over Murray After A Party Split; Keating Is Named By Republicans
Eisenhower Hints Desire For ‘Slower’ Integration; Faubus Program Is Voted
Supreme Court Postpones Action On Little Rock Case Till Sept. 11; U.S. Opposes Delay In Integration
Soviet Says It Recovered 2 Dogs Shot 281 Miles Up
City Teamsters Asks Monitors to Remove Hoffa
SEPTEMBER
Russians Ask U.S. To Collaborate On H-Bomb Power
Little Rock Delay To Sept. 15 Voted By School Board
Arlington Board Bars Negro Pupils
U.S. Said To Plan Quemoy Rescue If Chiang Fails
U.S. Decides To Use Force If Reds Invade Quemoy; Dulles Sees Eisenhower
Quemoy Blockade By Chinese Reds Found Effective
U.S. Welcomes A Red China Bid For Talks On Far East Peace; Shelling Of Quemoy Is Halted
Quemoy Garrison Supplied Under U.S. Fleet’s Escort’ Reds Charge An Intrusion
Khrushchev Letter Asks U.S. To Recognize Peiping; Eisenhower Warns Reds
Dulles Hints U.S. Has Specific Plan For China Parley
N.A.A.C.P. Submits Little Rock Plea; Court Sits Today
President Says Nation Must Fight If Necessary To Bar Quemoy Fall; Sees No War; Urges Negotiations
Court Bars Little Rock Delay; President Calls For Support; Faubus Orders 4 Schools Shut
Eisenhower Asks Moscow To Restrain Chinese Reds; Warsaw Talks Begin Soon
Dulles Calls Taiwan Crisis A Top U.N. Assembly Issue
49 Feared Dead As Train Drives Off Open Newark Bay Bridge; Sunken Cars Trap Commuters
Adams Is Reported Ready To Submit His Resignation
3 Arab Countries Said To Approve U.N. Monitor Plan
Hoffa Will Seek Monitor’s Ouster
Khrushchev Bids U.S. Quit Taiwan or Face Expulsion
Eisenhower Rebuffs Khrushchev, Rejects ‘Abusive’ Note On Taiwan; Crisis Deepening In Warsaw Talks
U.S. Will Rebut Moscow Charges In Taiwan Crisis
Sherman Adams Resigns; Sees ‘Vilification’ Drive; President Voices Sadness
Bribe Study Cites Ex-Head Of F.C.C.
Pessimism Rises On China Talks; Red Line Firmer
Dulles Bars U.S. Retreat Over Quemoy, But Offers A Peaceful Settlement
N.A.A.C.P. Taking Little Rock Fight To Appeals Court
Little Rock Vote Supports Faubus On Segregation
De Gaulle Constitution Approved By France In 4-1 Landslide Vote; Wins In Algeria By Bigger Margin
Supreme Court Forbids Evasion Or Force To Balk Integration; Lower Bench Bans Faubus Plan
OCTOBER
Dulles Favors Reduction Of Garrison On Quemoy If Reds Accept Cease-Fire
Chiang Insists Islands Be Held; Disputes Dulles
Democrats Deny China Splits U.S.
Faubus Expects Donations To Run Private Schools
President Scores Critics Of Policy On Quemoy Issue
Peiping Offers Cease-Fire In Quemoy Area For Week If U.S. Stops Convoying
Pope Has Stroke; Still Gravely Ill After Some Gains
Pope Is Reported To Have Suffered A Second Stroke
Pope, 83, Dies After 2d Stroke; Millions Offer Their Prayers; Cardinals To Name Successor
Cardinals Name A Leader Pending Election Of Pope; Rites For Pius Begin Today
Pius XII Borne To Vatican Bier; Crowds Line Way
U.S. Rocket Rising 80,000 Miles, But Will Not Circle The Moon; May Be In Orbit Around Earth
Lunar Rocket Burns Out; Plunge Of 79,000 Miles Ends Over Pacific Ocean
Pope Laid To Rest With Regal Pomp In Vatican Crypt
New Agency Asks Army To Give Up Space Scientists
Nixon Sees G.O.P. Defeat If Party, Like President, Avoids Reply To Attacks
Rockefeller Says Tammany’s Chief ‘Rules’ Harriman
Churchmen Warn On Racial Injustice
Minnesota Farm Disquiet Found Aiding Democrats
Mass in St. Peter’s Closes Funeral Rites for Pius XII
Peiping Resumes Quemoy Shelling And Blames U.S.
President Urges Law To ‘Fumigate’ Dishonest Unions
President Says Democrats Sell ‘Doubt And Fear’
Nixon Denounces ‘Defeatist’ Mood; Campaigns Here
Rockefeller Sees Nixon To Disclaim Reports Of A Rift
Cardinals Enter Conclave For Election of New Pope
Cardinals Ballot 4 Times, But Fail To Elect A Pope
Eisenhower Urges Defeat At Polls Of ‘Spendthrifts’
Cardinal Roncalli Elected Pope; Venetian, 76, Reigns As John XXIII; Thousands Hail Him At St. Peter’s
12 of Buried Miners Alive; Freed After 6 Days in Pit
Russians Demand A Permanent Ban On Atomic Tests
NOVEMBER
Eisenhower Says G.O.P. Measures Saved Economy
State Recheck Gives Edge To Rockefeller and Hogan
17 Dead In Crash Of Cuban Plane Seized By Rebels
Vote On Governor Today May Set State Record; Clear Weather Forecast
Rockefeller Wins By A 560,000 Margin; Keating Victor,; Knowland Defeated; Democrats Widen Congress Control
Eisenhower Lays G.O.P. Defeats To Voter Apathy On U.S. Spending; Pledges Fight To Reduce Budget
21 Rescued After Arctic Storm Splits I.G.Y. Ice Isle
Tax Rise Is Hinted By Rockefeller To Avoid A Deficit
Rockefeller Off For A Short Rest In South America
Rockefeller Sees No Nixon Setback; Hailed In Caracas
Court Orders Little Rock To Take Integration Steps
Rockefeller and Wife Get Respite From Politics on Venezuelan Farm
TV Official Says $50,000 Was Asked To Win F.C.C. Vote
Catholics and Methodists Appeal for Desegregation
Russians Detain Three U.S. Trucks In Berlin Dispute
Economists Find No Slowing Down In Recovery Pace
Labor Urges U.S. To Act On Job Lag; Cities Output Rise
Gore Bids U.S. End All Atomic Tests That Pollute Air
New Soviet Plan For Space Omit Tie To U.S. Base
Pentagon Begins Trimming Forces; Draft Is Also Cut
Riverhead Missile Base to Get Bomarcs With Nuclear Warheads by ’60
Soviet And East Germany Map Transfer Of Berlin; U.S. Vows To Stand Firm
Nixon and Rockefeller Join In Plans to Rebuild G.O.P.
State Is Speeding Inquiry On Waste In City’s Schools
18-Nation Group On Outer Space Endorsed In U.N.
American’s Pilots Accede To Order Barring Walkout
Alaska’s Democrats Sweep Top Posts in First Election
Moscow Proposes West Berlin Be Free City, Denounces Pacts; U.S. Refuses To Yield Its Rights
First U.S. Firing of ICBM At Full Range Is Reported
Pentagon Confirms Full Atlas Success Is 6,325-Mile Shot
DECEMBER
U.S. Plans Negotiations With Allies And Moscow On Germany And Europe
90 Perish In Chicago School Fire; 3 Nuns Are Victims; Scores Hurt; Pupils Leap Out Windows In Panic
Filibuster Foes Bar Compromise With The South
Pentagon To Fire Heavy Satellites, Animals In Some
Democrats Told To Stress West, Minimize South
Army Fires Moon Rocket; Aim and Speed Are Faulty
South Rebuffed In Party Clash On Civil Rights
Democratic Aides Challenge South Over Civil Rights
High Court Backs Quick Rate Rises By Gas Pipelines
Isaacs Says City Projects Drive Thousands to Slums
Hoffa Plans Police Union; New York 1st Major Target
Hoffa Is Ordered To Obey Monitors On Union Reform
Police Head Kept By Rockefeller
Monkey in Army’s Missile Fired 300 Miles Into Space
Printers Propose Return To Work; Drivers Still Out
Iraqi Mob Stones Visiting U.S. Aide; Thousands Jeer
Mao Resigns Post As Chief Of State; Keeps Party Job
Soviet Now Using Bomber Twice as Fast as Sound
U.S. Puts 4-Ton Missile Into Orbit; Atlas Is Equal To Sputnik’s Size; Expected To Circle Earth 20 Days
Atlas Satellite Relays An Eisenhower Message Of Christmas Goodwill
1,500 Pilots Halt American’s Trips; Long Strike Seen
U.S. Satellite Retransmits Seven Messages at Once
Goldfine Is Given 3 Months In Jail In Contempt Case
Pope Bids Christians Unite Against Communist Threat
Space Agency Aide Named Pentagon Research Chief
90% Of Businesses Surveyed In City Expect Good Year
American Nations Confer In Secret For Peace In Cuba
Britain And 9 European Nations Widen Currency Convertibility; Paris Devalues Franc 17 Per Cent
Papers Resume As Deliverymen End 19-Day Tie-Up
Teamsters Plan To Picket Police In Campaign Here
West Will Ask Negotiation Of a United Free Germany
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