European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 30, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse ,1- lands after 3 Days in orbit to covered rat ujhely it " Tolj time i tout Pic a Dowitt 8 Wmk when maj Sherman Titov air for Tow United stateside the Beepi Joof the later commute for i Vestiga is Mac Spac. Is expected to meet Amer ican astronaut Sohn a Glenn. Washington. 5oth jul address she meeting. During a Stopover at repeat Wick Scotland. Titov said the two top places on his sightseeing list Are Cape canaveral and the Moon. He told newsmen he is in train ing for future space flights but whether i am chosen or not is not Jup to me. I d like to go to the Moon of at least Fly round Titov was accompanied by about so soviet scientists arid t his at Tractive wife Tamara 24, Cosmos 4 landed with its equip ment having functioned Success fully during the whole flight the Tass report sold. The report indicated this would be the last of the current series. It said in View of the conclusion of the program of a. Jent Llic investigation a successful Landing of the sputnik at a predetermined Point in the soviet Union was effected on a signal from the Earth on april 29. As a result of the launching of Cosmos 4 valuable scientific data has been obtained which is now being processed and studied earlier sputnik in this series were launched March 16, april 6�and last tuesday. European edition la Imd army Navy air Force up Komon a the us for Europe North afr Leo and the Middle 9 Citi daily 10 a to sunday monday april 30, 1962 f4 =j1 4l of t u.s., . Chiefs hold Way open for Summit talk from press dispatches Washington president Kennedy and British Harold Macmillan said sunday they Are ready to consider a Summit meeting with soviet Premier Nikita whenever there is an indication that such meetings would serve the interests of peace and understand a. In a joint communique winding up a weekend of Washington talks or. I Emedy a a l _ my & denies a too birr Ken Nady Ai tort of a the a nah of a Var Raj Bavaria. Ool Lee a Millet under nil in and Macmillan dealt also with the difficulties de Switij emergence of Europe Shew common Market and expressed Hope that Britain s negotiations to enter the giant economic Al Liance would be crowned with the two questions Summ Tryand the common Market were the major ones tackled by the leaders of the two major non communist countries in their fifth meeting since or. Kennedy took office. Macmillan left by plane for Ottawa Canada sunday afternoon after his weekend talks the joint comm ique the front. On Page �4, col t anti Castro rally stopped by police on Havana Street Havana a opponents of Fidel Castro s regime have staged a demonstration on one of Havana busiest Street Corners. It was quickly broken up by police and witnesses said several demonstrators were last major riot Tri Havana erupted sept 10, when a Roma Catholic procession suddenly turned into an Autt communist demonstration. Before it was broken up. One Man. Was reported Dued and it score wounded in clashes with police. The september riot developed Ina free for All when Strowd of about 4,000 started to match on the presidential Palace. E. Germany commitment London a Secretary of state Dean Rusk said sunday the United states is not committed to recognizing the communist East German regime. Arriving at London Airport for three Days of talks in the British capital. Rusk was questioned by newsmen about his Washington talks on Berlin with soviet ambassador Anotoly Dobrynin. Asked whether a Point lad now in reached where the United states was obliged to recognize East Germany Rusk replied emphatically said the obstacles to a Berlin settlement at the present time Are the failure to obtain from the soviet Union recognition As far a their proposals Are concerned of the West s vital interests inn including the presence of West Ern forces and completely free a Cesa to other questions Rusk said if these obstacles were surmounted a number of other vital questions might fall int place. Related Story on Page a the Secretary of state is Here fora ministerial meeting of the Cen trial treaty organization
