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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1959

Page

12

Final Lap Vote Looms in Britain's Tight Election

Britain braces for vote day as Labour led by Hugh Galiske closes gap with Harold Juillans Conservatives. Polls show both major parties at 31.5%, with 20% undecided. Labour campaigns on tax cuts and pensions while Bevan backs nuclear testing pause and UN roles. Conservatives stress stability and Anglo American unity.

London Britain Hugh Galiske Prime Harold Juillans House of Commons Amve Liberal News Chronicle Liberal Party Labor Macmillan Cam Gaitskell Yorkshire Leeds Cyprus Nyasaland Kenya Hola

Unostentatious Herter Shifts U S Foreign Policy Tone

James Marlow reports that Secretary of State Christian A. Herter, a retiring self effacing figure, helps steer a subtle shift in American policy toward Russia. The article contrasts his cautious style with aggressive predecessors Acheson and Dulles, noting Eisenhower’s cautious leadership and growing reliance on Herter since Dulles’s illness. Khrushchev’s possible invitation to the United States is tied to this changing dynamic.

Washington Iso Christian A.herter Herter Berlin Dean Acheson Truman Congress Sen Joseph McCarthy John Fosher Dulles Eisenhower Dulles Geneva Latin America Europe Nikita Khrushchev Sletter ITV Jean Khrushchev

Lodge Silent On Soviet Claim Of Getting Code

UPI reports Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge directly confirmed that Nikita Khrushchev boasted Russians worked with U S agents to break a secret code and obtain money. Carter cited Khrushchev’s Los Angeles remarks. Lodge refused further comment, noting it was against U S interests to discuss.

New York UPI N—Un Henry Cabot Lodge Nikita S. Khrushchev Los Angeles U.S Victor M. Carter Khrushchev Europe Middle East Carter Lodge Khméshchev Fact

Nehru Rejects Talks as Border Clash Persists

New Delhi reports India will not negotiate on border settlement while Chinese troops remain on Indian soil. Nehru delivered a firm note to Peiping demanding evacuation of Indian outposts and an end to threats. He cited a 1914 MacMahon line as the basis for any discussion and blamed China for trespassing.

New Delhi UPI India Red China Peiping Jawaharlal Nehru Nehru Chou En -Lai MacMahon Chou

Summit Talks Not Set Says Hagerty After Macmillan

Palm Springs California President Eisenhower’s headquarters said no agreement exists to hold a summit conference and any decision depends on allied replies. Secretary Hagerty emphasized he speaks only for the United States while Britain and France and the Soviet Union may differ. Acheson’s plan for a Western super council to coordinate policy drew early support from U S and West German officials during a four day East West tension conference.

Palm Springs Calif Eisenhower White House James C. Haggerty Hagerty U.S Britain France Soviet Union Acheson North Atlantic Treaty Organization Harry S. Truman NATO Alliance West

Acheson Unity Plan Interests Allies

Dean Acheson proposed a dramatic shift to bind Western Europe and North America into a unified bloc. The plan signals a broad Western defense and economic alignment to counter Soviet pressure. Allies expressed interest as discussions considered a coordinated security and political framework.

Acheson Unity Plan Bad Godesberg Germany Dean Acheson Western Europe North America

Anglican Church Calls Full Probe of Nudist Films

High Anglican churchmen urged a full investigation of horror movies but said a church warning may suffice for nudist films. They argued that watching nudist films produces a tedium so oppressive it seems impossible they can do harm, in Prism magazine.

London UPL Prism

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