Johnson Hears Council On World Developments
President Johnson summoned the National Security Council to the White House for a briefing on Khrushchev’s ouster and Moscow’s new government. Topics include Red China’s nuclear test and Britain’s Wilson government, with focus on future Soviet policy and Western relations.
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Reverberations Over Khrushchev Fall Reach Beyond Moscow
The abrupt removal of Nikita Khrushchev as Soviet premier sparks unpredictable aftershocks as Leonid Brezhnev and Alexei Kosygin move to lead. Pravda denounces Khrushchev while pledging continuity of peaceful coexistence and Asia Africa policy against a Chinese challenge. Khrushchev’s vacation villa and orbit success frame the turmoil, with a secretive leadership purge unfolding in Moscow.
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Jenkins Case Raises Security Questions
Washington AP reports the Walter W. Jenkins morals case prompts questions about the effectiveness of the federal vetting system. The Civil Service Commission conducted 230000 nonsensitive checks at about $5 each and 35000 full field investigations at around $390, with FBI and military branches also involved. High clearances exist for National Security Council members and attendees. Jenkins, a former Johnson aide, held top secret access and faced FBI scrutiny in 1958.
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World reacts as Khrushchev ousted and China tests atom bomb
The article reports Nikita Khrushchev being removed from power in the Soviet Union and Maoist China announcing an atomic bomb test. Brezhnev and Kosygin rise as interim leaders, with Dobrynin and Johnson signaling policy continuity. The piece notes expectations of a changed world and highlights U S reaction, while hinting at other news such as the St Louis Cardinals.
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County Voters Made Some Shifts In 1960
Special to the Journal reports on party loyalty and voter shifts, noting studies that most people pick a party before age 30 and stay loyal. In York County the 1960 results were 25663 Republican and 26171 Democrat, with a three-election total of 82064 Republican to 64605 Democrat, 56 to 44 percent. The piece discusses whether past patterns forecast this year's outcome and the role of indecisive voters in late campaign dynamics.
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