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Steel Talks Get Under Way, but Settlement Hopes r«it^ The Weather ATcriare Dnity Net PrcM Ron FaraoMl ef 0. •. Wm < F ar tiM WMk Ea<M May tSrd, »M PeHly mewey.^ fef tmtfcM, lew hi ee«. Fair, warm a«4 leaa haeiM 12,925 lemerrew. Blfh eaar 4e. Member ef the AwMt ■' ■■ -----------------— -------- 1— Btireen ef CtrealaUen M anch«$t9r^A City of Filfagf Charm (CMaaMflae AemrtMag ae Fage 11) PRICE PIVE CENTS VOL. LXXVtlf, NO. 240 (rOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 1.1, 1959 Herter Tells Reds Reds Send Two Dogs Steel Talks Get Under way, U,S, Hopes to Pave Into Spaee Summit Talk Way I/Ondon, July 13 (/P)—^The Soviet Union rocketed two dogs into Space July 10 and But Settlement Hopes Dim .Ireneva,Oeneva jui.\.lulv ISla __U ;S .t‘*SuarelyV ,tfaced. o ,h i* uHerter ik today concen- m. the brought them back to earth, Secretary of State Christian lead-off Western apokesman on the Mo-scow Rivdio said today. A. Herter told the Soviet Berlin crisis. The broadcast said tbs dogs Union today the United Cites Rarlier Refusals were carried aloft in a ballistic States hopes for sufficient He recalled that during the first rocket weighing 2.200 kilogram* IRevolt Fails Time Held round of the conference the West (4.845 pounds). ! rw , T T "1 progress in working out an and the Soviet Union had proposed Quoting an official Tas* dispatch. ; ■ _ East-West agreement in the plans for the'future of Berlin and the radio said a quantity of equip- | Big Four conference here to each aide had rejected the other's ment was also parachuted hack to : Too Short warrant a summit conference. proposal. He specifically cited earth. At the same time. Herter chal­ The first snnouncement gave no , Of Hondnras lenged Ru*»ta'a Andrei A. Gro­ (OontlnoMl Till Page Sesea) detail* of the height attained by j For Accord myko to provide apecifle assurance* the rocket. I Tegucigalpa, Honduras, .Tuly IS for the protection of Western one of the dog*. Daring, was j i/Pi—President . Ramon' . Villed* rights in West Berlin during a Ribicoff Attacked making it* fourth ascent into New York, July 13 UP)— Soviet-proposed moratorium in the space, 't'a.ss said. Moralea put down a revolt of.right Stalled ateel negotiations fo t Berlin crisis. On Election Stand Daring, another dog ^named wing forces in this Honduran cSpl- underway again today at The big four conference resumed Snowflake and . a rabbit named ta! Stinday after a 1.5-hour fight in White Houae bidding but with Marfoo.ihka (Little Martha) were meetings at the Palace of Nation* which too were killed. A govern-1 acant prospect of aii agre*- after a three-week recess, with Hartford. July 13 (Ah-- Gov. shot up In a 4.00*-pound rocket on Herter aa chairman for the day. Abraham A. Ribicoff was urged •lulv 2 and w oe recovered, the ment statem ent toda.v said “many" | ment to avert a atrike at mid- today by a Republican leader i Rjn,gi*n« announced a week ago.] Today'* 'aession was formal, but were wounded and 600 rebel* cap- j night tomorrow, , I let the people of ConnecUcut know i Rocket Same T tp* tured. • i i The uhlon promised to maka “an Herter proposed an immediate n^-j he glands on minority repr ,j,he Tas* announcem^Tt today: The rebels, made up of mem-........ ! all-Am*ric.*n try ” a t negotiating a Idomacv v^^ch^dominated the first I municipal boards and ^^e late.st dog-carrying rocket | berg of the National Police led by I atrike-Baving a«ttlem«t. plomacy which dominated the first commission*. I was the same type s.s thst of .July | col. Armando Vela.sques Cerralo.' I R. C’onrad Cooper, chief tndus- six weeks of the conference. He ex­ Hciuse J ^ and was launched at 4:12 a m. ; ,„,.^ er chief of. the army general 1 try negotiator, threw cold water pressed belief that offered the beat Searle^ July 10. ' I ,tg,f who led an unsuccesaful re-' I on settlement pro*pecU and hope for making progress in Iron- charged in a slalemenl th^ t “information 1* reported to have | ,gve up at 11 p.m., ' showed irritation in poeln^ with ■•Ing out East-West differences. Democratic governor h«*n obtained on the entire range , ^ j bt after attack* ,on them 1 union PreaidenC David J. McDonald Although he expressed convic­ I for photographers. wererre'’‘lVs!iuXrTn7on^iM^^^^^^^ "absolutely inconsistent troops aided by armed tion that a satisfactory long-range said. • atudents and civilian.*. 1 Cooper *ald there waa only one solution to the problem* of Ger­ principle." ' The agen(*>’ deacribed this pro­ ! poesibie wey a *trlke could be One of the bill* signed by the The rebels a«i*e<l the national, many and Berlin could eventually gram as including "mea.surement* penitentiary and other strategic | j avoided—for the imlon to again he found if the danger* of con­ of infra-red radlatiori of the earth extend it* contract. (Contihned on Page Nine) buildings in a morning attack. Be-1 tinued division of Germany were and the earth’s atmosphere, photo­ fore giving up the rebela set police ■ ' McDonald, however, ruled out graphing of cloiid* over a vast headquarter* afire and the spread-; any further delay In a ahowdowm. territory, s simultaneous analysis ing flames destroyed 'a aqiiare The union earlier had grahted a of the ion and neutral composi­ block in Tegucigalpa. 2-week truce but it expirea at mid­ tion of the atmosphere and a meas­ Followers of Former Dictator ! night tomonsBW. Butler Sees Catholic urement of the electrostatic Tiburcio Carlas Andino supported Ckmper 'sald the union already fields," the rebels, the government said. haa caused the industry injury by The Russians did not say how the fact that many firm* have had far into space the two *nimal- , In Washington, the State De­ to ctoee down aome faelUtlea in carrving rockets penetrated. They the coetly preparaUon for en or­ O Hurt as Candidate have described the,experiments as partment quoted the U.S. Embassy in Tegucigalpa as saying there, was derly induatry ahutdowm. valuable in collectlrig data on con­ "We re not the aggre**on in the dition* for man’s travel in apace. heavv firing around police head­ quarter* during Sunday's brief up- ■ituaUon,’-t- COoper aaid. "We’re Washington, July vl3 (ff»i—Paul«>buU was used among a group of; The Julv 2 ahoot. they said. Evan (Buck) Jones. 2nd from left standing, watches as picket sign la prepared today for use in not eauaing a atrike." M. Butler, the Dernocratic nation- posaible contenders for Butler's; alined valuable information !''***"*' appraisal. Butlei refusad to yen-; the composition of light gases some field artillery but ve _ ' the event of a nationwide steel strike. Jones is president of local 1272 of the United Steelworkers, Die Appeal* 61 chairman, said today he regret­ NegotiaUona eoUapeeij laat ture which would b* the moat gi,ch aa hydrogen and helium i n ; an *?*rk an.vway, an repreaenUng workers at Southside plant in Pittsburgh of Jones A Laughhn Steel Corp. Other* In fully feels that being a Catholic effective. the outer atmosphere, ultraviolet' quez Cenato was againpermitted the local union h*ll sre unidentified. lAP Photofaxi. night. Preeident Elsenhower thi* would hamper the chance* of a morning appealed to both *tdee to presidential candidate. I really would be in trouble If ]ay*. micrometeo!’ ehowers and di*i to leave the country. The Stale Department received rceume taJka in a hut-diteb peace Sen. Thruston *'B. ' Morton (R- I 1 answered that," he said. rection and .speed of air currents effort. Ky). GOP Chairman, agreed that ! Neither would Butler aay wheth- a t various la'vel*. no Information on the number of ' er Democrats would rather win The United Statea sent two troops involved in the fighting, nor The White House eaid there wra* might be so but added he is "hope­ Plane Tc//s P r O h t •tin time to reach a peaceful aolu- ful It wouldn't be." ;ainst Vice President Richard M. of the casualties. on or New York Gov. Nelson (Contlnned en Page Nine) But travelers arriving in NicarS' tion. Union CMef McDonald agragd Both Butler and Morion, KUIs 5^ Sets wHh tMa. ■ — •wering queatloua..on a. .Rockefeller, ,He„did. express 'mtk JroptJiUmdpr aa last jUghLaftl^ I e ' ‘belier that ^ixon “"hWf more nrfbre than IM persona were killed But eooper told BewaaMR^M be show (NBC.-r-today), shied away went into aeaMoii w ith McDonaM from predicting their parties’ I960 experience at the national level in Tegucigalpa. They aald police, and la more astute." . cadets-------- of the ------military racademy orest Ablaze that the time now la too abort to pre.sidential nominee*. House Group deal writh the m any -toireaotyed If he ventured a choice, Butler Butler prophesied that the and troops at the San Francisco commented, the "sound and fury" principal issues in 1960 would be barrack* took part in the revolt. Ignacio. Colo. July 13 (F --A j Washington, July, 13 (A»i — A*.Team*ter* and Hoffa "attempting problem*. that has whirled around him the "lack of aggi'essive leadership by Ending Work Mo*t of the heavy firing was in plane crashing high York lawyer leslifled today, in a sense to corrupt juatlce.” "JPrantie last minute dramatic* pa^t week “would be as nothing." the Eisenhower administration, the area around police headquar­ tain* of southwestern Colorado carapproached bv officials of Cr m aaid h„ refuaed to have are not responsive to the long­ Butler has been in hot tyater the economic situation and admin­ ter* in Tegucigalpa.
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