Senate Panel Approves Moon Mission Funding
The Senate Space Committee backed Kennedy's plan to spend 1.78 billion dollars on next year's outer space programs aiming to surpass the Soviet Union. Sen. Kerr noted broad public support for the investments to sustain U.S. leadership in science and industry. Dryden emphasized space effort benefits beyond lunar goals, including faster satellite development and long‑term economic security. The bill matches the president's revised requests plus 400 million more than the House.
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U S Denies Move on China UN Seat Plan
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told reporters in Chicago there is no U S agreement to admit Communist China while keeping Nationalist China in the UN Security Council. He noted various alternatives are discussed and no recognition of Communist China is under consideration. He also mentioned talks on recognizing Outer Mongolia as an independent state.
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