November 26, 1958

DAYTON, Ohio, Nov. 25 -Charles F. Kettering, the engineering genius whose mechanical gifts to the world included the automobile self-starter, died today in his home here at the age of 82. He had suffered a slight stroke Sunday and had gone into a coma earlier today after a second stroke.

NASA plans 8-12 space probes a yr starting in '59; initial stress to be on exploring earth environs, with later shots to moon, Mars and Venus; engineering detail rather than firing deadlines to be stressed to avoid failures of IGY program; Vanguard project to be primary program until better satellites are developed

election; illus

Amer pilots to continue working under injunction; Natl and IAM reach accord; mechanics offer compromise to TWA; Eastern seeks injunction against Flight Engineers; illus

Grumet, Allen divide authority in probes, Allen probing charges of 'frills,' Grumet other areas; Gerosa blasts Bd, welcomes Grumet probe; Stark asks City Council to set up com to examine dispute over bond issue; asks hearings; architect A H Swanke answers Gerosa on fees