Teenagers weigh deadlock as cold war mood grows
Eugene Gilbert reports that a survey of youths aged 15 to 18 finds a looming stalemate between democracy and communism without disarmament progress. Teens urge disarmament talks though some see no quick path to peace, hoping for patience and even space cooperation to ease tensions.
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Judith Sheffield
New Britain, Conn
Gary S. Lawrence
Portland
Ore
William Schmidt
Detroit
Restless Romania Emerges From Soviet Subordination
Associated Press correspondent John Weyland traces Romania under Premier Gheorghe Gheorghiu de j and its shift toward asserting national interests against Soviet economic domination. The piece notes Romania’s independent stance including publishing Red China’s blast at Russia and life under growing independence.
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Gheorghe Gheorghiudej
Nikita Khrushchev
East Berlin
Russia
Associated Press
John Weyland
Cedar Rapids
Youth voices mark U S stance on world role
Young Americans urge continued strong diplomacy and aid programs like Radio Free Europe and the Peace Corps while resisting communism. They favor a bargain position, warn against weakness, and embrace Teddy Roosevelt's speak softly but carry a big stick as a long term guiding principle.
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Radio Free Europe
Peace Corps
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