The San Juan Star (May 17, 1960)

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San Juan Star —

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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday, May 17, 1960

Tel. 3-8400

PARIS. (AP)—The summit conference fell to pieces yesterday “with the United states

: and the Soviet Union trading charges recalling the cold war's bleakest days. Nikita $. Khrushchev bitterly arraigned the United States for the U- ” plane incident and served hotice that President Eisenhower will not be welcome in the Soviet Union. Eisenhower defended the U-2 flight as

a4

-.an effort to secure the West against surprise attack, but said flights over the Soviet

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Union

are suspended ‘‘and are not to be resumed.” Later, outside the conference, Hisenhower said Khrushchev had “brushed aside all arguments of reason” and shown determination to wreck the conference. He expressed willingness to carry on: two-way discussions with the Soviet Union. Last_night Britain’s Prime Minister Harold Macmillan was trying to pick up the pieces and-revive: the col-dlapsed conference. He went to confer separately with’ the : other leaders. But there was. only a glimmer;of hope that the Khrushchev and Eisenhower viewpoints ‘could be reconciled sufficiently to bring about resumption of the four : power

sessions

tomorrow.

.

At yesterday’s first meeting of the big four Khrushchev tersely refused to negotiate with the U. S. chief ‘executive unless the President apologized for the flight of the intelligence plane shot down May 1 over the Soviet Union. : He withdrew his invitation to Eisenhower to visit Moscow

June

10,

saying

the

Russians

might

able “‘tio receive the President with proper

not

now

be

cordiality.”

Khrushchev called for a delay of six or eight months in

the

Big

Four

session

—a

delay

which

near or beyond the end of Eisenhower’s (See

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and

fury

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President

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suggest

“Heads

I win,

the

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pre-

his ultimatum figuring in all tails

you

lose.”

In other words, an Eisenhower climbdown on the continuance

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MACMILLAN

Keeps Summit. Hopes Alive PARIS (#—British ister Macmillan

Khrushchev arrange the Big

failed

Prime Minand = Nikita

last

night

4)

to

for a further, meeting of Four, but the two leaders

will continue today.

their

private

talks

(See

ALIVE,

Page

4)

sagt and the*

the

Union

mained,

A British spokesman said night’s meeting of an hour overflights ._35 minutes ranged over all

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over

Soviet

Soviet

EISENHOWER . . . Studies Soviet

territory

had

been,

the calculated %

“It is clear that the declaration of such a polity, which can be pursued only when states are in a state of war, dooms the summit

conference

to

complete

failure in advance.” *

*

. If the U.

were

to declare

DE

S. Government

in future

the United States will not violate the state borders of the U.S.S.R. with its aircraft, that it deplores the provocative actions undertaken in the past, and will punish those directly guilty of such actions... 1, as head of the (See: REMARKS, Page 21)

GAULLE

(AP)—French

Charles

de

Gaulle

Presi-

last night

Nikita Khrushchev, President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.

was

further

the breakdown conference due chev-Eisenhower

evidence

ARROWSMITH Eisen-

tactics,

canceled a luncheon he had arranged today for Soviet Premier

This

L.

(AP)—President

hower kept his famed temper in check at yesterday’s summit conference meetings. But afterward in private he exploded with fury over Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s

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MARVIN PARIS

Cancels Lunch PARIS,

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policy of

the United States , ee

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of the and

attitude

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Khrushchev: : “¢... President Eisenhower himself confirmed that execution of flights of American air-

and to restore the Communist’s shaky confidence in Khrushchev’s leadership. mier presented to Eisenhower, probability:

4)

yesterday:

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Eisenhower

it

PARIS (P—Highlighis of Premier Khrushchev’s and President Eisenhower’s remarks at the Big Four summit meeting

PARIS, (AP) — Allied diplomats said last night Nikita Khrushchev’s risk-all bid to postpone the Summit.talks. was designed to embarrass and humiliate

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convene

Summit Remarks Reviewed

KHRUSHCHEV

eee sound

SUMMIT,

could

second four year-

of

of the Summit to the Khrushspy plane row.

That.is the word from Hisenehower associates who either were with

the President

session

or with

turned

to the

in the summit

him

when

American

he ree

Embaisy

residence.

he

“Angry isn’t the word for it— was absolutely furious,” an

official reported regarding

(See EXPLODES,

Eisen

Page 21)

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