European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 28, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse Log 24 the stars and stripes Friday August 28, 1959 Halls forthcoming talks Khrushchev touts Russ might London a Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev has issued warning that soviet Russia could overwhelm the . In military strength but at the same time he said his coming talks wit president Eisenhower could pro vide a historic turn in the cold War. The pronouncements were uttered in a message delivered to West German Chancellor Konra Adenauer a week ago. Russian newspapers published the message a few hours after president Eisenhower arrived inborn. Khrushchev said the Western allies could never Muster enough firepower to defeat the soviet Union. Importance of talk but right at the end of his Mes Sage dotted with warnings Khrushchev switched to what he called the great importance of his talks with or Eisenhower. A radio Moscow report of his message said Khrushchev expresses Confidence that the basis exists for the attainment of mutually acceptable decisions. The soviet Union for its part will do everything to promote the attainment of the necessary agree ment. It May be that we Are on the Edge of a historic turn in the policy of the two blocs fro further i s o 1 at Ion to gradual rapprochement and adjustment 0fthe outstanding issues to insure the peaceful coexistence of . Airliners Pla used by six mishaps by United press International mishaps plagued . Airlines in six episodes involving a total of 288 capital airlines dc3 flight from Pittsburgh swerved off the runway at Charleston w.va., and Slid 200 feet Down an incline. None of the 15 passengers and three crewmen aboard was injured. Over Texas an american air see Story on Page 8 lines Boeing 707 jetliner bound from new York to Dallas with 107 persons aboard had to continue to fort Worth while crewmen cranked the wheels Down by hand after the Hydraulic system control Ling the Landing gear Continental airlines Boeing 707 lost part of an outboard Wing Flap in taking off for a training flight at Las vegas nev., but landed safely in los Angeles. The plane carried a Crew of five and no passengers. An Eastern airlines Martin 404with six passengers and three crewmen aboard returned to Newark Airport minutes after take off when one of its two engine failed. In London the Pilot of a Tran world airlines super Constellation carrying 31 passengers and seven Crew members on a flight from new York made a successful High Speed flaps up Landing to the cheers of anxious american airlines 707 Jet carrying 111 passengers including Gobi chief j. Edgar Hoover made an emergency Landing at sky har Bor Airport in Phoenix ariz., thursday. Airlines officials Saida minor electrical malfunction caused the cockpit to become Over heated and trigger a fire warning Light. Argente jetliner crash to
