Timetable Issued
For Travels of
Russian Satellite
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., UPV—'The
astrophysical observatory of the
Smithsonian Institution issued a
new timetable yesterday for or
bits of the Russian satellite.
The northwest to southeast
crossings at 40° N. Lat. include
this list, all in Bering Standard
Time:
Western Mediterranean, 6:36
p.m. (Thursday); pff coast of Por
tugal, 8:12 p.m.; mid-Atlantic,
9:43 p.m.; over tip of Maine, 11:24
p.m.; north of Chicago, 1:01 a.m.
(Friday); east of Salt Lake City,
2:37 a.m.; 700 miles west of Los
Angeles, 4:13 a.m.; mid-Pacific,
5:49 a.m.
The satellite’s southwest to
northeast passages include these
for Thursday:
Over Black Sea at 8:34 a.m.;
western Mediterranian, at 10:11
a.m.; Great Britain, 11:47 a.m.;
mit-Atlantic, 1:23 p.m.; 250 miles
east of New York, 3:00 p.m.; Kan
sas City, 4:36 p.m.
After 6 p.m. last night, the
satellite crossed: 180 miles south
east of San Francisco at 6:12 p.m.;
600 miles northwest of Seattle,
7:48 p.m.; over Alaska, 9:24 p.m.;
mid-Pacific 11 p.m.; east of Tokyo
at 12:36 a.m.
Accident Puts
Britain’s Reactor
Out of Operation
LONDON, (P—The Atomic En
ergy Authority announced today
Britain’s major atomic reactor
pile producing plutonium for nu
clear weapons was knocked out of
operation “for some months” by
a rare accident yesterday.
The accident occurred at Wind
scale plutonium factory in Cum
berland, near the Scottish border.
The plant’s machinery is driven
by power generated from Calder
Hall, which Britain claims is the
first plant in the world producing
atomic energy for peaceful uses.
The cause of the accident was
not given but a spokesman said a
number of uranium cartridges
yesterday became “overheated to
the point of red heat.
About 200 workers were or
dered to “remain under cover” in
the factory area but there was
“no evidence of there being any
hazard to the public.”
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F ingerprinting
Requirement Ends
For Visitors to U.S.
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j WASHINGTON, UP—'The Eisen
! hower Administration Thursday
ordered an end to fingerprinting
j for virtually all visitors to the
j United States. A few exceptions
i were made.
The new rules are expected to
become effective next weekend.
Under them, visitors could come
here from the Soviet Union,
which has complained for years
against the fingerprinting require
ment, without being fingerprinted.
Furthermore, if the government
decided as a matter of policy to
let them come, newsmen from
Red China, Olympic athletes and
the like would come within the
waiver.
The action was announced by
the State Department and was
taken officially by Secretary of
State Dulles and Attorney Gen-1
eral Brownell, who used authority
given by Congress last Sept. 11.
Dulles and Brownell, the de
partment said, yesterday author
ized publication of new regula
tions which “will waive the fin
gerprint requirement on a basis
of reciprocity in the case of most
non-immigrant visitors.”
DOG'S TONGUE USEFUL
FOR LICKING STAMPS
SODUS, Mich., UPi—Mrs. Harry
King’s 3-year-old boxer dog Vicky
acts as a sort of specialized house
hold appliance for her mistress,
who is a collector of premium
trading stamps.
Vicky licks the glue side of the
stamps when Mrs. King is ready
to place them in the books.
STARTED AS MECHANIC,
NOW A VICE PRESIDENT
SEATTLE iffi—George R. Sindt,
who joined the line as a mechanic
in 1947, has been named assistant
vice president in charge of main
tenance and engineering by Alas
ka Airlines.
The line said he would have his
headquarters at. the company’s
Paine Field base near Everett.
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RUSSIA WOULD USE FORCE
IN ANY MID-EAST CONFLICT
NEW YORK (ff>—Nikita Khrush
chev has made it clear that the
Soviet Union is prepared to Use
military force if necessary to de
fend its interests in the Middle
East, the New5 York Times said
yesterday.
During an interview with James
Preston of the Times, Khrushchev
also accused Secretary of State
Dulles of inciting Turkey to start
a war in the Middle East by at
tacking Syria. The Communist
Party boss challenged the U.S.
Senate to investigate his charges.
The interview took place Mon
day in Communist Party head
quarters. The final portion was
released by the Soviet govern
ment for publication yesterday.
Preston reported that, in what
seemed to be a clear threat of
Soviet intervention in any Middle
Eastern war, Khrushchev said:
“If war breaks out, we are near
Turkey and you are not. When
the' guns begin to fire, the rockets
(missiles) can begin flying and
then it will be too late to think
about it . . . Turkey would not
last one day in case of war.”
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