JANUARY
Union’s Monitors To Bar Hoffa Bid To Enroll Police
Batista And Regime Flee Cuba; Castro Moving to Take Power; Mobs Riot And Loot In Havana
Castro Names President As Rebels Enter Havana; Street Clashes Continue
Soviet Says Rocket Has Passed Moon And Is Going Into Orbit Around Sun; Instruments On It Seek Lunar Data
Soviet Rocket Is Up 343,750 Miles As It Soars Toward Orbit Of Sun; Signals Sent From Beyond Moon
Rocket’s Radios Go Dead 373,125 Miles From Earth
Halleck Unseats Martin As G.O.P. Leader In House; Congress To Open Today
Rockefeller For Tax Rise To Bar ‘Fiscal Disaster’; Sees Deficit Of 230 Million
Havana Welcomes Castro At End of Triumphal Trip
President Asks Congress To Plan Long-Range Security And Growth; Foes Of Filibuster Defeated, 60-36
Soviet Asks Early Talks On German Peace Treaty; Draft Opposed By Allies
U.S. Raising Missile Goals As Critics Foresee a ‘Gap’
Rockefeller Weigh Rise In Income Tax And Urges 2-Cent Increase On ‘Gas’
Republicans Plan A Civil Rights Bill To Test New Rule
100 Face Death in Trials About to Begin at Havana
Castro Says Cuba Wants Good Ties With Washington
5-Pound Atomic Generator Produced
Mayor Sponsors 5 Laws To Punish Neglect In Slums
Moses to Submit Battery Slum Clearance and Housing Program Today
Budget Is Balanced At 77 Billion; President Asks Curb On Spending; Democrats See Politics In Plan
Kennedy Offers Labor Bill Aimed at Hoffa ‘and His Ilk’
Cecil De Mille, 77, Pioneer of Movies Dead in Hollywood
Soviet Alleges West Wants Geneva Atom Talks to Fail
Batista Major Condemned In Havana Stadium Trial
Norfolk Divided and Bitter As It Faces Desegregation
Missiles Inquiry Tops Arms Study Facing Congress
Khrushchev Says ‘Thaw’ Is Possible In The ‘Cold War’
Khrushchev Says Rocket Success Shifts World Balance To Soviet; Dulles Doubts Russian Peace Bid
Eisenhower Gives Program To Curb Abuses In Labor
Arlington Set to Integrate; Charlottesville Gets Delay
Ship Carrying 95 Strikes Iceberg; Believed Sinking
FEBRUARY
Virginia Viewed As Turning Point For Integration
2 Virginia School Systems Begin Integration Today
Virginia Is Calm As Negroes Join White Students
Airliner Carrying 72 Crashes; 22 Dead, 39 Missing, 11 Rescued In East River Off La Guardia
Arliner Death Toll Is 65; 8 Are Saved In East River; U.S. And City Inquiries On
President Urges Civil Rights Code To Halt Violence
Senate Approves $465,000,000 Plan To Build Airports
City Asks Tax On Checks, Cab Rides, Coin Machines, Plus Bet or 4% Sales Levy
Opposition Rises On City Tax Plan; Mayor Confident
Extension of Rent Control Is Sought by Rockefeller
Eisenhower Says Red Radio Tricks May Trap Pilots
Democrats Back All But One Item In State Tax Plan
Sandburg on Lincoln Hushes Congress
Castro to Become Premier In Shift of Cuba’s Regime
Soviet And China Reaffirm Unity And Denounce U.S.
G.O.P. Still Hopes to Cut Rockefeller Tax Program
Moscow Denies 11 From Downed Plane Are in Soviet Union
Vanguard Fires Satellite In Orbit To Scan Weather
Juke Box Figure Linked To Racket Loans at 198%
Rockefeller Places Blame For Tax Rise on Harriman
Coliseum Crowd Boos Rockefeller Over Tax Policies
Levitt Disputes Rockefeller Data On State’s Debt
Food Trade Waits Impact Of U.S. Law on Additives
A.F.L.-C.I.O. Votes Organizing Drive To Combat Hoffa
Khrushchev Turns Down Foreign Ministers Parley; Again Asks Summit Talks
Eisenhower Says West Won’t Yield An Inch On Berlin
U.S. Navy Boards A Soviet Trawler In North Atlantic
State Union Chief Joins Opposition To Tax Increase
MARCH
Mayor Acts to Board Up 5 of Wyckoff Tenements
G.O.P. Chiefs Urge Rockefeller To Cut Taxes And Budget
Army Fires Moon Rocket; Shot Is Apparent Success; Vehicle Due To Orbit Sun
Pioneer IV Soars Nearer The Moon; Sends Back Data
Governor Meets G.O.P. Tax Rebels; Still Lacks Votes
G.O.P. Tax Revolt In Albany Ending; Concessions Won
New Penicillins to Fight Microbes Now Resistant
Massachusetts Troopers Subdue Prison Rioters and Rescue 7 Hostages
Iraqi Army Units Opposing Kassim Rebel In Oil Area
Governor Wins Tax Fight; Revolt In G.O.P. Collapses After A Compromise Fails
Senate Authorizes 48-Million Increase In Space Program
President Bars Troop War In Europe But He Declines To Rule Out A Nuclear War
Hawaii Is Voted Into Union As 50th State; House Grants Final Approval, 323 To 89; Eisenhower’s Signature Of Bill Assured
President Asks 4 Billions For Mutual Aid Program; Says Berlin Proves Need
8 Yale Students Hurt, 16 Arrested as Police Quell Riot
Program To Aid Commuter Lines Given Governor
President Agrees To Summit Talk If Foreign Ministers Pave Way; Puts Duty To Berlin Above Peace
Walkout by 350 Workers Disrupts Jersey Turnpike
U.S. Atom Blasts 300 Miles Up Mar Radar, Snag Missile Plan; Called ‘Greatest Experiment’
Quarles Says Atom Shots Aided Weapons Research In Attack And In Defense
Air Defense Plans Facing Wide Pentagon Overhaul
U.S., Britain Agree On Summit Parley For Late Summer
A Spot Check: Public Firm On Berlin, But Ill-Informed
Macmillan Would Aid Iraq; U.S. Defers Stand on Arms
U.S. Undertaking Wide New Studies Of Fall-Out Peril
Rail Aid And Rent Control Voted In Albany Wind-Up; Inquiry On City Approved
4 Lost as Cruise Liner Hits Tanker
Tibetans’ Revolt Said To Be Failing; Dalai Lama Flees
Chinese Reds End Dalai Lama Rule; Rival Gets Post
Peiping ChargesTibetan Uprising Is Led From India
HIgh Court Backs Double Jeopardy In Certain Cases
APRIL
Eisenhower Signs Bill Tapering Off U.S. Aid to Jobless
U.S. Opens Racket Inquiry Into Dress Industry Here
Dalai Lama Enters India And Asks for Sanctuary
Dalai Lama Gets Asylum In India; Harried In Flight
Bridges Plans Tie With Hoffa Union
U.S. Increases Lead Over Soviet Output As Recession Fades
U.S. Says Soviet Stirs ‘Hostility’ In Air Incidents
Jobs Up A Million As Idle Decline 387,000 In March
Soviet Won’t Top U.S. 1970 Output, C.I.A. Chief Says
7 Named As Pilots For Space Flights Scheduled In 1961
Judge Hand, on Bench 50 Years, Hailed
Investor Group Seeking To Buy All City Transit
Estimate Board Hostile To Plan For Transit Sale
Discoverer Shot Into Polar Orbit; Recovery Is Aim
MIG’s Again Buzz A U.S. Transport On Berlin Route
Dulles Resigns As Secretary; Saddened Eisenhower Hails Him; Herter Is Slated As Successor
Judge Voids Vote Section Of 1957 Civil Rights Law
H-Bomb Test Raid Stills Bustling City
President Names Herter As Successor To Dulles; Senate To Rush Approval
Castro Rules Out Role As Neutral; Opposes The Reds
Eisenhower Sends Appeal To Khrushchev To Accept Ban On Atom Tests In Air
Castro Gets a Noisy Reception Here
City Grants Rise In Police, Fire Pay Of $300 In 2 Steps
Police Increase Guard On Castro In Fear Of Plot
Some Radio Waves Kill When Beamed At Monkey’s Brain
St Lawrence Seaway Open to Ships
Soviet Building a New World in Siberia
Small Arms Sent To Panama By U.S.
Mrs. Luce Wins in Senate; Husband Asks Her to Quit
Eisenhower Backs Mrs. Luce, Calls Her Gibe Human
MAY
Eisenhower Veto Of R.E.A. Measure Upheld By House
U.S. Rocket Shots At Venus Put Off
Heavy Gold Flow From U.S. Causes Global Concern
Britons Complain U.S. Corners Sale Of Arms To Allies
Truman Asks End Of Ban On 3d Term
Rockefeller Maps Sweeping Survey Of Schools’ Needs
Britain and France Sign U.S. Atomic Pacts Today
Study Minimizes Fall-Out Danger
Employees Strike At Six Hospitals; Service Goes On
U.S. Cites Job Rise; Half-Million Dip In Idle Is Hinted
Gromyko Asks Full Geneva Role For 2 Germanys; West Bars Plan; Opening Of Talks Today In Doubt
Geneva Talks Open After Delay; Gromyko Yields On Seating Plan; Two Germanys Get Advisory Role
31 Killed As Plane Falls In Storm Near Baltimore; Two Die In Line’s 2d Crash
West’s Geneva Peace Plan Links Security And A German Merger To Uniting Of Berlin By Election
Herter Gives West’s Plan; Gromyko Prepares Reply; Moscow Is Firm On Berlin
Gromyko Renews Demand For A 2-Germany Treaty; Asks West To Quit Berlin
Soviet Agrees To Discuss Watch On Space A-Tests; Bars Package Peace Plan
U.S. Considers Proposing Interim Plan For Berlin; French Oppose Move Now
Strikers To Vote On Hospital Plan; Hope Called Dim
Con Edison Buys Plants Supplying Subways’ Power
Herter Charges Divided Germany Is Soviet’s Goal
27 Apalachin Men Indicted By U.S. In Drive On Mafia
Castro Bars Role For ‘Extremists’
Pentago Drafts A ‘Master Plan’ For Air Defense
John Foster Dulles Dies; Special Funeral Decreed; Geneva Talks To Suspend
2 Get Jail Terms For Not Halting Hospital Strike
2d Union Warns 7 More Hospitals Of Strike Spread
Dulles Is Buried; World’s Leaders Attend Services
2 Monkeys Survive Flight Into Space In U.S. Rocket And Are Retrieved At Sea
70 Police Officers Reassigned Here; 37 Are Promoted
Monkeys’ Pulses Were Steady in Space
JUNE
Jersey’s Egg Producers Shaken by Price Slump
State Opens New Attack In War on Racket Unions
One Space Monkey Dies During a Minor Operation
U.S. Rockets 4 Mice; Orbit Is Doubted
Another Hospital Facing Walkout by Union Today
Strike Extended To 7th Hospital; Service Goes On
City Plan To End Hospital Strike Is Due Tomorrow
6 More Hospitals Facing Walkout By Hotel Union
High Court Backs Rights Of Congress And States In Subversion Inquiries
Mayor Endorses Hospital Report; Violence Flares
Jobs Rise to 66,016,000, Setting a Record for May
Gromyko Is Told Threats Imperil A Summit Parley
5 Hospitals Lose Injunction Plea; Strike Is Upheld
4 Guilty of Raping Negro; Florida Jury Votes Mercy
Defiance Of Law Growing In South, 3 Groups Report
Mayor Calls 7 Hospitals To a Joint Session Today
Rail Cars Tied Up By Tug Walkout
Monaghan Says He Will Not Quit; Assails Charges
Senate Rejects Strauss, 49-46, At Night Session; Vote Forced By Johnson
Geneva Talks Recessing Till July 13 In Deadlock; Soviet Is Firm On Berlin
U.S. Won’t Guard Planes Off Asia
Herter Returns, Says Soviet’s Aim Is A Red Germany
Hospital Strike Ends In 46th Day As Pact Is Voted
Herter Says Soviet Seeks To Enslave West Berlin; Reports No Geneva Gains
Herter Berlin Stand Wins Strong Bipartisan Backing
President Vetos Wheat-Price Bill And Tobacco Plan
68 Dead In Crash Of U.S. Airliner In Italy In Storm
President Wins A 2-Week Delay In Steel Strike
Nixon Committee Asks U.S. Action To Bar Inflation
High Court Voids Checks On ‘Risks’ In Arms Industry
JULY
Cuban Air Chief Resigns, Charging Red Influence
President Calls Inflation Issue For ’60 Campaign
Pentagon Fire Destroys Air Records and Computers
Castro Rules Out Any Foreign Hand In Cuban Affairs
Nation Unfurls Its 49-Star Flag To Salute July 4
Ben-Gurion Quits In Israeli Crisis Over Arms Sale
State Plan Asks Fall-Out Shelter In Every Building
U.S. To Ask Soviet If It Has Relaxed Stand On Berlin
200 U.S. Warplanes Will Leave France
Two U.S. Soldiers Slain In Vietnam
Reserve Opposes Shift In Its Policy To Buy U.S. Bonds
Steel Talks Fail; Peace Hopes Rest With President
Kozlov, at Close of Tour, Predicts a Socialist U.S.
The Furnaces Start to Cool as Steel Mills Prepare to Shut Down
Steel Strike Begins, Mills Shut; Lengthy Walkout Is Predicted; Talks Set On President’s Plea
Mediator Sees No Hopes For Early Steel Peace; Industry Bars Fact Panel
Khrushchev Gives A ‘Solemn Pledge’ Not To Start War
Castro Assails Cuban President, Forcing Him Out
Castro’s Cabinet Bids Him Remain As Cuba’s Ruler
70 Felled as Smoke Traps 400 on IRT Under River
Mayor Proposes A Vast New Plan To End City Slums
President Is Writing Off Chance Of Summit Talks; Geneva Showdown Nears
Nixon Takes Off On Trip To Soviet To Open Exhibit
Nixon, In Moscow, Pledges Effort To Ease Tensions; Khrushchev Attacks U.S.
Nixon And Khrushchev Argue In Public As U.S. Exhibit Opens; Accuse Each Other Of Threats
Muscovites Heckle Nixon; He Preaches Free Speech
Soviet Campaign Disparages U.S.
U.S. Output Rate In Decade Found Higher Than Index
House Unit Bars Injunction As Part of Civil Rights Bill
G.O.P. Wins Governorship In Hawaii’s First State Vote
Pentagon Bars Navy Plan For Missile-Cruiser Fleet
AUGUST
9 Governors Urge Khrushchev Visit In Exchange Plan
Nixon Tells Russians End Of Fear Depends on Khrushchev Tactics; Allies Back U.S. Visit By Premier
Rockefeller Bars Candidacy In 1960 As Vice President
Khrushchev Coming To U.S. Next Month; Eisenhower Will Go To Soviet In Autumn After Separate Trip To Western Europe
Hoffa Denounced In Senate Report For Union Abuses
Khrushchev Bars Saber Rattling, Calls Germany Key To U.S. Talks; Nixon Asks Courtesy For Premier
Mayor Appoints A City Watchdog In Slum Projects
Navy Missile Monitor Detects Firing Anywhere In The World – U.S. Puts Paddle-Wheel Satellite in Orbit
Dominican Rebels Recruit Puerto Rican Troops Here
World’s Fair Planned Here In ’64 at Half Billion Cost
Little Rock Asks Peace At Schools
Faubus Asks Little Rock To Shun Violence Today
Little Rock Opens 2 Mixed Schools; Mob Driven Back
House Approves Labor Bill Urged By The President
Cubans Capture Invasion Plane; Accuse Trujillo
Castro Is Lionized For Tricking Foes; American Is Hailed
Fleet Admiral Halsey Dies; Leader in Defeat of Japan
Power Cut Off For 500,000 In Manhattan; Failure In Heat Hits Travel, Hospitals; Extra Police Patrol In Dark; Park Shut
City Asks Report From Con Edison On Power Failure
Civil Rights Bill Shelved In House Until ’60 Session
State Democrats Will Back Wagner for Vice President
Hawaii Becomes The 50th State; New Flag Shown
Mitchell Notes ‘Severe’ Impact Of Steel Strike
U.S. Panel Fears Fall-Out Danger If Tests Resume
City Puts Blame Upon Con Edison In Power Failure
President Off To Europe To Unify Western Views Before Khrushchev Talk
Eisenhower Is Hailed In Bonn; Renews Pledge Of Free Berlin; British Seek Fall Summit Talk
Londoners Acclaim Eisenhower; He Obtains Adenauer’s Support For Meetings With Khrushchev
President Vetoes Civil Works Bill; Faces Overriding
Some Negroes Here Send Their Children To Schools in South
Toll of 50 Million Pictured In an Atom Attack on U.S.
SEPTEMBER
1,400 City Police Shifted To Fight On Youth Crimes
Prime Suspect In Teen Slayings Seized In Bronx
New Labor Bill With Wide Curbs Set For Passage
Attack On Gangs is Ordered Here By City And State
U.N. Force Asked By Invaded Laos; U.S. Favors Help
U.S. Will Ask U.N. To Send Observer Group To Laos; Accuses Soviet And China
Soviet Press Says U.S. Stand in Laos Is Menace to Peace
Rights Unit Asks U.S. Act To Insure Negroes Of Votes
Rockefeller Seeks More Work Camps For Delinquents
Mayor Names 22 to Ease Racial Tension in Harlem
Congress Upsets Eisenhower Veto For the 1st Time
Senators Seeking Civil Rights Pact In Wind-Up Drive
Russians Fire Rocket At Moon, Expect It To Hit Target Today; Shot Timed To Khrushchev Trip
Soviet Rocket Hits Moon After 35 Hours; Arrival Is Calculated Within 84 Seconds; Signals Received Till Moment Of Impact
Khrushchev On His Way To U.S. To Begin Two-Week Tour Today; Bringing Memento Of Moon Shot
Khrushchev Gets Big But Quiet Welcome From 200,000 On Arrival In Washington; Has ‘Frank’ 2-Hour Talk With Eisenhower
Khrushchev Has An Arms Plan; Asks Peace Effort Lest Earth Turns Into ‘Ashes And Graves’
City Greets Khrushchev With Restraint; He Urges Accord With U.S. To Keep Peace; Herter And Lloyd, In U.N., Ask Disarming
Khrushchev, In U.N., Bids Nations Disarm Down To Police Units Within Four Years; West Is Critical; U.S. Stresses Control
Khrushchev Threatens To Return Home; Warns Coast Audience Of Soviet Rockets; Puts Question Of War Or Peace Up To U.S.
Khrushchev Greeted By Cheers In San Francisco; Won’t Cut Trip; Debates Sharply With Unionists
Khrushchev, In A Warm Speech, Renews Appeal For Friendship; President Again Asks Courtesy
Khrushchev, In Iowa, Asks Talks At Summit Once Or Twice A Year; Herter Questions His Arms Plan
Stevenson Reports Khrushchev Hints At ‘Give’ In Negotiations; Premier Greeted In Pittsburgh
Khrushchev Opens Talks With Eisenhower Today; An Atomic Accord Likely
Eisenhower, Khrushchev Begin Camp David Talks After Helicopter Flight
Eisenhower, Khrushchev Talk Privately All Day; German Issue Dominate
President And Khrushchev In Agreement On New Berlin Talks And More Exchanges; Eisenhower Defers Visit; Premier Leaves
President Sees Threats Ended On Berlin, Way To Summit Open; Khrushchev, At Home, Hails Him
10 Governors Bid Eisenhower Name Steel Peace Aide
OCTOBER
President’s Plea In Steel Dispute Reopens Parleys
Longshore Strike Shuts Down Piers In East And South
Du Pont To Keep Its Stock In G.M., But Loses Votes
Soviet Scientific Vehicle Launched To Circle Moon And Return Toward Earth
Soviet Expects Satellite To Round The Moon Today And Send Data On Far Side
Satellite Slows; Passing Of Moon Is Now Due Today
Eisenhower Acts In Dock Strike; Orders A Taft-Hartley Inquiry; New Steel Peace Attempt Fails
U.S. Tells Peiping Blow At Taiwan Risks ‘Total’ War
Conservatives Victors, Expect Majority Of 110; British Voting Is Heavy
President Uses Taft-Hartley Act In A Move To End Steel Walkout; Longshoremen Back On Their Jobs
F.C.C. Powerless To Police Quizzes, TV Inquiry Is Told
Networks, F.C.C. Scored On Fixing Of Quiz Programs
High Court Links Criminal Juries And Negro Voting
B-47 Launches Anti-Satellite Missile
Van Doren Accepts Writ; Silent on TV Fix Charges
12 Countries Vow To Bar Warfare From Antarctica
Marshall Is Dead In Capital At 78; World War Chief
Steel Talks Break Down; Union And Industry Spurn Each Other’s New Offers
Steel Mediators Give Up, Find Accord Impossible; U.S. Injunction Next Step
Steel Strike Injunction Is Asked By Eisenhower; Union Fights Move Today
Steel Injunction Argued In Court; Ruling Due Today
Eisenhower Acts To Strip The Army Of Its Space Role
Steel Union Injunction Stay Until Next Week
State Police Round Up 139 In Betting Drive Upstate; Raid 29 Centers At Once
Nehru Says India Will Stand Firm Against Chinese
Kaiser To Sign With Steel Union, Ending Industry’s United Front; Major Producers Standing Firm
Back Of Moon ‘Seen’ First Time; Photo By Soviet Rocket Shows Fewer Craters Than Face Has
Steel Strike Injunction Upheld, But Judges Grant 6-Day Delay; U.S. Urges Speed In High Court
Van Doren, Bloomgarden Admit Getting TV Answers
Cuba Suspends Habeas Corpus To Quell Plots
Chinese Increase Demands On India In Border Dispute
NOVEMBER
Europe Supplies Caribbean Arms Despite U.S. Curb
TV Quiz Scandals Start F.T.C. Drive To Bar False Ads
Van Doren Admits Lying, Says TV Quiz Was Fixed; Loses His Columbia Post
School Bond Amendment Loses; City Rejects It By Large Margin; Clancy Beats Barnes In Queens
TV Inquiry Raises Issue Of Perjury Over Quiz Rigging
Kintner Testifies N.B.C. Police Unit Found Kickbacks
Wider TV Inquiry To Study Bribery And Paid ‘Plugs’
Supreme Court, 8 To 1, Upholds 80-Day Steel Strike Injunction; First Workers Return To Mills
Soviet Asks U.S. To Back U.N. Move For Space Parley
U.S. Says Cuban Charge Of Bombing Is ‘Malicious’
F.C.C. to Conduct Inquiry On TV Quiz and Ad Evils
Rockefeller Hails Kennedy’s ’60 Bid As U.S. Milestone
Herter Avoids Firm U.S. Stand On India Border
President Plans Top Labor Parley To Avoid Strikes
Rockefeller Now Uncertain If Nixon Could Win in ’60
Racket In Meat Defrauds Buyers Of Millions Here
15 Meat Officials Face Call By City In Wider Inquiry
Rogers Assails Mississippi Role In Lynching Case
Curtice Kills Ex-Associate At G.M. in Hunting Mishap
Hogan Starting ‘Payola’ Inquiry In Radio And TV
U.N. Vote Calls on France To Omit Sahara Bomb Test
Cuba Limits Search for Oil; Nationalization Step Seen
Cuban Labor Cuts Inter-America Tie With Foes Of Reds
Short-Weighting Of Poultry Found In Surprise Raids
City Law To Strip Youths Of Knives Voted By Council
Catholics Oppose Use Of Aid Funds In Birth Control
Eisenhower Says Arms Pact Value Outweighs Risks
Kennedy Opposes Advocacy By U.S. Of Birth Control
U.S. Survey Finds Population Peril In Needy Nations
60% Rise in Puerto Ricans And Negroes Is Seen Here
DECEMBER
19 Senators’ Kin Found On Payroll
12-Nation Pact Makes Antarctic Science Reserve
President Bars U.S. Help For Birth Control Abroad
Eisenhower Off To Rome; Starts ‘Friendship’ Tour With Disarmament Plea
Eisenhower Is Welcomed In Rome On First Stop Of 11-Nation Tour; Begins Discussions With Gronchi
Eisenhower And Italians Unite In Pledge To Work For World Disarmament
Eisenhower Hailed By Big Crowd In Turkey After Trip From Rome; Talks With Pope John At Vatican
Eisenhower Gets A Warm Welcome From Pakistanis
Stevenson Asks Law to Bar Strikes Like Steel Walkout
President ‘Overwhelmed’ As Joyous Indian Crowds Rain Flowers On His Car
State Inquiry Hears Attack On Sweatshops System Here
Eisenhower Asks ‘World-Wide War Against Hunger’
U.N. Compromise Breaks Deadlock On Council Seat
Eisenhower Hints U.S. Is Duty-Bound To Defend India
State Democrats Oppose Pay-as-You-Go Financing
Jack Questioned On Who Paid Bill For Work In Home
Mayor Bids Jack Explain Charge On Home Repairs; Governor Asks A Report
Jack Admits $5,500 Ungar ‘Loan’; Goes Before Grand Jury Today; Deal ‘Not Proper,’ Wagner Says
Jack To Waive Immunity And Testify Before Jury; Harlem Foes Backing Him
West’s Big 4 Set April Summit; Eisenhower Fails To Convince De Gaulle In Talk On NATO Rift
U.S. Backs Summit Talk Series; Paris Chosen For April Session; West Acts To Avoid Trade Split
West Reaffirms Berlin Rights; Invites Khrushchev To Summit; Eisenhower Is Hailed In Madrid
Eisenhower Flies Home With Yuletide Greetings From Nations He Visited
Krupp Will Pay Slave Laborers
India Disturbed by Reports Of Chinese Massing in Tibet
High vs. Moderate Rents; Slum Body Has to Choose
Rockefeller Gives Up ’60 Race, Clearing The Path For Nixon; Democrats’ Hopes Are Buoyed
Governor Heeded Advice That Odds Supported Nixon
U.S. Syndicate Will Equip Big Textile Plant in Soviet
U.S. To Drop Ban On Atom Testing; No Blasts Slated
Humphrey Enters Presidency Race; Sees Uphill Fight
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