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MOSCOW, Nov. 10--The Soviet Union announced tonight that radio transmitters on its second earth satellite had stopped working. It was presumed here that the satellite's dog passenger was dead or would be soon.
DeSapio sees Meyner, Wagner 'potential hopefuls,'
reptdly links Suez settlement to possible IBRD aid for Aswan Dam, conf with Nasser; offers to mediate settlement; Nasser reptdly offers to give France 'most favored nation' status on future equipment purchases if co accepts his terms
G F Kennan concedes econ progress since '53 has been greater than he anticipated; doubts continued growth at same pace; sees USSR soon facing problems of advanced industrialization, broadcast, London
Library withdraws from TV show it helped prepare on grounds that subject matter (attack on war as solution to man's problems) is controversial; cites policy of avoiding such issues; pres Hadley, others comment
In 1957, the world population was approximately 2,852,618,337 people[†]