WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2. 1960
West Delays Move
On Berlin Flights
WASHINGTON (VP) The Western Big Three yesterday
unexpectedly delayed notifying the Soviet Union of their
intention of defying what they say is a Soviet-imposed 10,000-
foot ceiling on supply flights to West Berlin.
Top officials gave no explanation for the delay. But they
insisted it did not change the
'joint decision to resume such
flights soon, regardless of Soviet
objections.
For the second straight day.
the State Department refused to
confirm or deny reports of such
an American • British - French
plan.
Train Collides
With Oil Truck
In Ca lifor
BAKERSFIELD,
A speeding Santa
ger train collided at
with an oil truck
The truck exploded
The raihoad said 9
enger cars plumeted i
to a ditch.
A Santa Fe spoke
there were reports of passengers
pinned in the burning wreckage,
But there was no immediate eon
fumation of casualties.
"It's too hot to get near the
•wreckage right now," the spokes
man said.
He said the train was the east
bound San Francisco Chief,
The collision occurred at the
Rosedale and Allenwood crossing
about 5:15 pm.
Police and sheriff's offices is
sued emergency calls for aid.
Bakersfield is 100 airline miles
northwest of Los - Angeles.
In an eyewitness broadcast,'
KGEE radio reporter Steve Arvin
reported there were an estimated
25 to 30 dead, with no estimate
yet of the injured.
He said people trapped in one
car were still screaming as oxy
gen torches cut into the metal.
Fifteen ambulances were taking
the injured to Bakersfield.
Lester McPherson, photogra
pher for the Bakersfield Califor
nian, said the three diesel units
burned so badly "they're half the
size they started out at."
Physical to Be Required
For Drivers' Permits
HARRISBURG (IP) A tenta
tive decision has been made to
require a physical examination as
a condition for a driver's learner's'
permit starting June 1, the State
Highway Safety CommisSioner
said yesterday,
The process of examining driv
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with the 1961 renewal period.
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A spokesman, however, told al
news conference: "There is no al-I
titude limitation whatsoever that
we recognize."
Press officer Linsoln White, in,
making the comment, shrugged!
aside a warning from Soviet au-I
thorities in East Germany that;
such flights would "violate past:
practices."
A U.S. note was to have gone
out Monday officially advising
Moscow of the Allied inten
tion to send high-flying planes
through assigned air corridors '
to West Berlin.
As drafted, the note was gen-;
eral in nature and did not give
the time when the first such flighti
r would be. This information would;
,have been provided later, before!
take-off, in keeping with the Al-!
lied custom of advising Soviet au-I
thorities in Berlin of all such sup-1
,ply flights, regardless of altitude.
Some authorities are known
to believe that advance notice
at a local Berlin level instead
1 of government-to-government
level would be hacking the
American-sponsored move re
luctantly.
British objection played a big!
part in convincing the State De
partment to call off such flights
ilast April after Soviet fighters
'had buzzed, but did not attack,
!two Cl3O turbojets used on the;
missions.
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U.S. Criticism ,
Refuted by Ike
SANTIAGO, Chile (in—Presi
dent Eisenhower, disturbed near
ly to the point of anger, yester
day assailed what he said were
!several serious misunderstandings
iof U.S. policy in Latin America.
He singled out for sharp an
iswers criticisms that the United
'States slights this region in hand
ling out economic assistance, plays
!along with dictators and drives
ihard bargains for its own enrich
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The President's remarks at a
meeting of Americans in Chile in
a downtown theater were part of
a full day in which he addressed
the Chilean Congress. He assured
Congress that a strong United
States is ready to come to the
defense of any Latin American
victims of aggression.
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Americans and members of Chil
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sponsibility in the world make
decisions and spread information,
or what they call information."
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Atlas Missile Shot FCC Warns 4 Stations
, WASHINGTON (R')---The Fed-
Cancelled by AF lend Communications Commission
WASHINGTON (JP) -- An Air warned four Massachusetts radio
: stations yesterday that their li-
Force plan to shoot an Atlas mis-,cease renewals are being held up
sile nearly 9000 miles from Cape and said it appeals that public
Canaveral, Fla.. into the southern hearings on them will be neces
sary.,
Indian Ocean was suddenly can
celled yesterday amid reports that
"higher-ups" had halted it.
One report, unconfirmed at the
White House, was that the plan
had been referred to President Ei
senhower on his tour of South
America, and that he had turned
thumbs down, at least for the time
being.
Why was not stated. One specu
lation was that the shoot might be
considered out of keeping with
the President's peace and good
will tour in the Southern Hemi
sphere.
Another was that no public no
tice had been given so that ship
ping could steer clear of the area
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