Acheson Attacks De Gaulle On Lethal European Nationalism
Former U S secretary of state Dean Acheson condemned Charles de Gaulle's nationalist approach, calling it a lethal danger to European and Atlantic unity. He spoke at a Congress of European Movement meeting, criticizing NATO and warning that revived European nationalism threatens common defense and U S influence.
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Congressmen Appeal for Soviet Jews
Nine teen members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee urged the Soviet Union to halt repressions against Jews. In a letter to Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin, they requested immediate attention on the eve of Rosh Hashana, citing closures of synagogues in Lvov Kaunas Piotrgorsk and other towns. Signers include Farbstein Diggs Broomfield Derwinski Lindley Beckworth Faser Cameron Fascell Barry Zablocki McDowell Nix Thomas Monagan Whalley O'Hara and Farris.
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Lawmakers Battin Murphy and Gallagher Named
The record lists Battin from Montana William T Murphy and Cornelius E Gallagher, both Democrats from New Jersey and New York respectively, as noted figures in the political roster.
Good Fences Make Good Neighbors Chinese Are Told
Pravda editorial in the Soviet Communist party organ warns China that good neighborly relations depend on respecting borders. Moscow says it will not back China in any clash with India and urges adherence to frontiers between states.
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Kennedy urges public support for tax bill drive
President Kennedy used a national radio and TV address to rally grassroots support for the $11 billion tax reduction. He warned the bill risks being weakened and urged quick passage without spending curbs, appealing to families earning about $8,000 yearly and promising benefits like dishwasher purchases and other consumer advances.
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Trade Pressure on U S Continued From First Page
Yugoslavia is targeted for expanded U S economic ties to spur development while U S wheat stocks top 1.1 billion bushels, with harvests adding more to surplus. Casey urged broader sanctions against Cuba and all entities trading with it, pressing for all ships under any flag tied to Cuba to be denied U S cargo. Curran urged stiff penalties for firms and ships aiding Cuban trade. NMU seeks extended sanctions.
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