WILL STAY IN BERLIN
SAYS PRESIDENT
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President Eisenhower told Soviet first
deputy premier .Prol R. Kozlov at a face
-to-face white house meeting last week
that the United States and its allies
intend'io stay in Berlin despite com-,
mu i 1. o b' threat s. > ■
Aiaoricah officials said the presi
dent also told Kozlov that tie present
ly recessed foreign ministers meeting
in Geneva, had not yet produced any re
sults justifying a summer .summit con
ference with Soviet Premier Nikita S.
Khru;-: hehev••
The ^resident apparently got' his
poinus across without offending his
guest during a 70-minute meeting. Koz
lov left the conference saying he had
a, "wonderful" conversation with the
president.
su? fired on off brazil
:II0 DE JANEIRO —Brazilian warships
"shadowed" an -unidentified submarine
cr 30 minutes during the week end off
die port of Salvador, about 650 miles
Southeast of the U.S. missile-tracking
station-on Fernando De Noronha island,
the Navy- reported.
Although unconfirmed reports said
die ships fired on and perhaps sank
'she sub, a Navy communique said the
rubmarine was not attacked because of
!lack of opportunity." _
ATOM SUB MAKES OWN OXYGEN
PROTON, CONN., because science has
succeeded in separating the molecular
)arts of water, the newly-launched
mclear submarine George Washington
/ill bo able to manufacture its own
•xygen supply for lengthy underwater
jruises.
In launching the first ballistic
iissile sub the Electric Boat divis
ion of General Dynamics Corp. announ
sod that an electrolytic oxygen gen
erator will be installed.
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This generator, provided by the H. H.
Treadwell Go. of. New York, employes the
principle of electrolysis—electric cur
rent running through a cell— to tear ea
ch oxygen'atom from the two atoms of hy
drogen in every molecule of water.
Electric Boat officials said the elec
trolytic oxygen generator would add 50
per cent more oxygen to the bottled sup
ply normally carried by submarines.
WETS HER BOTTOM—The first of nine fleet
ballistic raissle submarines to be launch
ed, the nuclear-powered Polaris-missile
sub George Washington meets the sea at
Groton, Conn. She will carry 16 of the 1,
500-mile range two-stage rockets.
SEAMEN 6 POLICE BATTLE IN STRIKE
NAP Ik.S, ITALY —About 6,000 . striking
Italian seamen, armed with bottles and
stones, last week fought police in a
two hour pitched battle which left 50
injured.
The strikers overturned three police
trucks and set them ablaze. When fire
men arrived, the demonstrators pushed a
fire engine over like a toy. They put
the torch to it,- too.
Police said the injured included po
lice, firemen and- seamen. All were tre
ated at hospitals in the suburban port
town of Torre Del Greco, where the riot
occurred, and in Naples.
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