Thermal stress in the wire is caused by contraction.
At -43°C, the temperature drop from 27°C is ΔT1=70°C
It creates tension T=YAαΔT1 where Y is Young's modulus and α is linear expansion coefficient.
For tension to increase to 1.4T, the new temperature drop must be: ΔT2=1.4×70=98°C.
Required temperature: T3=27−98=−71°C