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| Summit Talks To Mood Is Pessimistic
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| Reds Put Big
But Determined; Reds Say K Defends Peace
~—45-Ton Standl
Ship In Orbit By
STANLEY
JOHNSON
“By WILLIAM
MOSCOW (AP) — Using the thrust of a “super-rock-
PARIS
et,” the Russians yesterday and
“all the neces-
ever
hurled
man—was
into
obviously
give Nikita for today’s
space
by
timed
‘to
Khrushchev a boost summit meeting in
For
_ EISENHOWER
at
its
highest,
188
space
explora-
Tass said the ship would be conttolled from the earth but no attempt would be made to retrieve
the
‘When
“dummy
the
(See REDS
spaceman.”
necessary
informa-
MACMILLAN
PUT, Page 21)
Sukarno
Adenauer:
reported to
be
Leaves
BONE and FRED HARMON Dr. Achmed Sukarno, president of Indonesia, leaves San Juan for
augur
well
today.
As
for
the
opening
preparations
BOB
(See
In response to his introduction, the East Indian leader said
90 million strong — you.”
Mexico today following a whirlwind two-day tour of San Juan.
is the Indonesian said, “Without my
esian
geography
for
The globe-hopping head of one of the world’s youngest countries accepted the key to the city from
nothing.
nutes,
then
that
Mayor Felisa Rincon de Gautier yesterday saying he knew “Puerto Rico will continue to flower and bloom.” Wearing a smartly tailored greyish blue uniform at the City Hall ceremonies, President Sukarno, speaking in English, told an audience.of about 40. persons
sorry
he
had
tq
speak ‘“in a language that neither mine nor yours.”
is
He said, however, that “better
than
a
word..is heart.”
language
the
of
the
language
spoken
of
German
“in
to
KHRUSHCHEY
Nikita
Chancellor
a bad
the
mood.”
summit
completed,
LEADERS,
conference
only
President
the
. . just
people,’ hé people: I am the
man
next
door.” The short, handsome man drew himself up proudly as he said
DE
21)
PORTLAND,
I bring
Sen. John
opened
Oregon
F. Kennedy
(AP)— (D.-Mass.)
his final Oregon primary
election
campaign
drive
yester-
day with virtually no voice and a hint he had at least looked it “is not: to the possibility of getting sup-
He went on to describe Indonterritorial
said
geography
a few that
mi-
makes
a nation united — it is the spirit of the people.” It is “not (See SUKARNO, Page 21)
With Killing His Brother Davila,
port
from
Adlai
51, pro-
prietor of a small restgarant (eafetin) in Vega Alta.
Stevenson.
At a news conference — a strange affair in which he scribbled answers to save what voice
‘the
had
left—Kennedy
said
he
had talked with William Blair, top Stevenson aide, after the West Virginia primary in which he won the Democratic presidential preference vote. : Kennedy
Claudio, 32. Charged wtih voluntary homicide and carrying arms and jailed in default of $6,000'bail, is the victim’s brother, Pablo | Maldonado
GAULLE
Fight For Oregon Primary
Man In Vega Alta Charged A quarrel between two brothers which started when one refused to leave the other’s house in Vega Alta turned into a fatal shooting, police reported yesterday. Killed by five shots from a revolver was Martin. Maldonado
Page
Voiceless Kennedy Opens ,
“It is the greetings of my people to
was
of
were
For Mexico —
he
seemed
Berlin at the talks here. But they said, too, they doubted
that he was not a “liberator.” “The real liberator. of Indonesia
that
by West
apparently
Today After Whirlwind Visit By
gloom
Eisenhower of the three Western participants in the meeting had failed to see Khrushchev. As time ran out and the possibility of a meeting between the two faded, the mood of pessimism in Paris increased. Threat Of Armed Conflict The Western powers were reported determined: to tell the Soviet premier any effort to force them out of West Berlin poses a serious threat of armed conflict. Authoritative informants said they think Khrushchev is aware of the risk involved but that the Western powers want to make it eminently clear in order to guard against any Soviet miscalculation. — These informants said the Western powers can only guess at how far Khrushchey wili push his threat to
nine circuits of the earth. Soviet scientists boasted the. lauching of the big vehicle “once again demonstrates the Soviet in
a little of the
-Such a mood on the part of the Soviet leader did not
ed working perfectly. Up to 3 p.m. Moscow time it had made
lead
while,
S. Khrushchev. was Konrad
at its lowest). The Soviet news agency Tass said it was eircling the earth every 91 minutes. All equipment was report-
Union’s tion.”
a short
to be lifting. But late in the day Soviet Premier
‘Thé satellite went into orbit about 200 miles above the earth miles
of
vilization.from the threat of disaster. &
Paris.
(225
wave
great powers set the stage for a summit conference seeking means of rescuing ci-
sary equipment for a future manned space flight.” The feat — the biggest satellite
L. RYAN
last minute
jpessimism swept diplomatic ‘quarters in | Paris last night as the heads of the world’s
orbited a 41/2-ton space ship carrying a dummy as-
tronaut
(AP)—A
-said.
neither--he
nor
any of his aides had spoken to Stevenson directly on the West Virginia results. But he agreed
he was looking for help wherever he
could
find
it.
is pitted chiefly against rite son, Oregon’s Sen.
. a
favoWayne
L. Morse.
America
Didn't
‘Goof’
With U-2, Says Nixon | NEW
YORK
(AP)—Vice
Pre-
sident Richard M.- Nixon said last night he did not believe the United States “goofed” in the timing of the U-2 spy flight over. Russia. Interviewed on a live television program, the Vice President said the country could not afford any gap in its intelligence information
about
Russia.
He
ad-
ded: “This particular incident took place three weeks before the
summit never
conference...there a right
time
_»He will be here until Oregon’ 's of these flights primary election Friday. In it he to.get caught.”
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make
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going