EISENHOWER GIVES SUKARNO HIS VIEW
By Dana Adams Schmidtspecial To the New York Times
Eisenhower explains opposition to meeting Khrushchev, conf with Sukarno, Washington; Sukarno still unconvinced
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October 7, 1960
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Havana Reports 27 From U.S. Invaded Cuba to Aid Rebels; Havana Reports Invasion by 27; Asserts Group Came From U.S.
By the Associated Press
Govt repts 27-man invasion force from US lands, Oriente, and is headed for mts after skirmish with militia; charges 3 Amers, US flag and equipment involved; A Feria, group leader, reptd killed, 2 captured; map
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Joseph N. Welch, Army Counsel In McCarthy Hearings, Is Dead; Lawyer Gained Nation-Wide Prominence at Televised Proceedings in 1954 Joseph N. Welch, Army Counsel In McCarthy Hearings, Is Dead .. . 1/2
By the Associated Press
Welch, Jos N
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HUGHES TO GIVE UP CONTROL OF T.W.A.; Trustees to Vote His Stock in 340 Million Loan Plan HUGHES TO GIVE UP CONTROL OF T.W.A.
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H Hughes agrees to give up control by surrendering stock voting rights to trustees so that TWA can get $340 million in loans to finance jet fleet; trustees would name new pres; bd reorgn likely
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Notable Births
1960Kevin Boyle, American historian and author[†]
Kevin Boyle is an American author and the William Smith Mason Professor of American History at Northwestern University. His 2004 book, Arc of Justice: A Saga of Race, Civil Rights, and Murder in the Jazz Age, won the National Book Award.
Historical Context for October 7, 1960
In 1960, the world population was approximately 3,015,470,894 people[†]