Predictions for 1964 Look Ahead from Global Dispatches
United Press International reporters survey 1964 prospects in Washington Moscow London Berlin Rome Saigon Hong Kong and beyond. Johnson faces a pivotal year with civil rights and tax cuts while Congress weighs policy and foreign ties. Khrushchev seeks cautious progress amid space and disarmament talks. Britain heads to a general election as Adenauer era ends in Germany and Moro governs Italy amid inflation and unrest. Viet Nam faces Viet Cong pressure. China and USSR potential conflict grows. population strains and birth-control drives loom in Asia.
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Berlin Life Lines Seen Quiet Yet Troubled in 1964
Berlin-Western officials warn of possible renewed trouble on the life lines to West Berlin in 1964. They fear repeated holdups of Western military convoys on the 110 mile highway through East Germany and Soviet harassment of air traffic. Air harassment could be dangerous. Officials doubt a Berlin settlement will emerge this year, continuing the 1963 stalemate.
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De Gaulle Presses French Policy Amid Western Tensions
The report notes rising strains in the Western alliance and the European Common Market as Charles de Gaulle presses nationalist policies. It also mentions continued friction with NATO over a greater Russian role, amid a broader 1964 outlook.
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Helpers Needed To Answer Mail To Mrs Kennedy
Washington AP reports Mrs John F Kennedy has received about 700000 sympathy letters. About 45 volunteers assist her staff of four, including friends and groups from the National Council of Jewish Women. Letters are read and sorted. some requests for speaking engagements are declined during a year of mourning. Some mail is being answered or forwarded to Mrs Kennedy in Palm Beach, Florida. No final plan on replies yet.
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Like Music Of Africa Prompts American Interest
UPI reports Americans are warming to African music led by Mirian Makeba’s night club and media performances. Cozy Cole, on a 15 nation cultural exchange tour, presented 80 shows in 44 cities, praising Africa as the source of rhythm.
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