Johnson Faces Long Wait On Red China Deal
AP analysis notes U S patience may extend as China ages its top leaders and newer generations move toward realism. Roger Hilsman argues future leaders could shift policy, but until then Washington sticks to strength and firmness toward Beijing. Chen Yi says China may need a century to modernize.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
John F. Kennedy
China
Mao Tze-tung
Hilsman
Russia
Red China
Chen Yi
Civilization termed in age of fatalism
Dr. Warren B. Martin of Raymond College at the University of the Pacific spoke to a Methodist audience in Glendale California about modern society being more aware of the absence than the presence of God. He described an era where traditional absolutes are gone and truth does not set man free but makes him furious, noting a loss of confidence in man amid a deteministic mood.
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Glendale
Calif
Warren B. Martin
Raymond College
University of the Pacific
Wrangle Over Shipyard Closings Feuds in Senate
A Maine Republican Senator Margaret Chase Smith and New Hampshire Democrat John McIntyre clash over the Portsmouth Kittery Naval Shipyard on the Maine New Hampshire border. Smith calls for a Senate probe into closings while McIntyre accuses her of panic and discourtesy. Both plan to press Defense Secretary McNamara for details as Deputy Secretary G Donald Patric says no closing plans exist.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Portsmouth - Kittery Naval Shipyard
Margaret Chase Smith
Senate
Om McIntyre
D-N.h
Portsmouth
McIntyre
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Naval Shipyards
Roswell G'lpatric
Too Many Contributors Limit Shakespeare Festival Donations
New York AP reports the free Shakespeare Festival in Central Park faced an overwhelming donor response. Founder-producer Joseph Papp returned money to 1,300 contributors after noting 12,000 more had sent gifts, saying open rolls would deprive others of gratis seats for each performance. The festival’s open-air theater seats 2,300 spectators per show, with subscriptions covering about a quarter of the run.
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NEW York
Central Park
Joseph Papp
Papp
Second Shot Analysis in JFK Assassination Context
The account notes a second bullet hit Governor Connally as Kennedy turned after the first shot. It suggests Kennedy might have survived if he reacted to the first wound, shielding himself or dropping to the limo floor during the interval. Secret Service reaction is mentioned as insufficiently close to intervene.
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John B. Connally
Texas
Kennedy
Secret Service
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