Nuclear Ban Talks Advance in Three Capitals
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan announced a test ban push in Washington London and Moscow. Western observers in Moscow question Krushchev's willingness to concede further while Sino Soviet talks set for July 5. Inspections remain a core dispute with the Soviets seeking limits and the United States pressing more open monitoring.
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Policy speech outlines new disarmament and peace goals
The keynote outlines U S alliances and shared interests with Western Europe and West Berlin pledges no capitulation to the Soviet Union asks for direct Moscow Washington talks to avert crises and advance disarmament including a nuclear test ban and a reiterated commitment to peace and security at home and abroad.
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