Reds' Decision Tied to China Rift Analysis
The article analyzes how Washington, Kennedy, and Macmillan may weigh a nuclear test accord with the Soviet Union amid fears of China’s rift, warning that Khrushchev could escalate or seek concessions to avert a broader East West clash. It notes U.S. aims to keep lines of communication open while pursuing possible policy shifts.
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China
Ion
Kennedy
Ifer
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Harold Macmilan
Moscow
A. Gromyko
West Bern
Ais
Benin Negon
Laos
State Department
Oftars
South Viet Nam
Nerer
Viet Nam
Red
Space Endeavor Continues At Cape Canaveral
Space efforts proceed with astronaut Glenn and backup pilot Malcom Scott Carpenter awaiting a flight day. They conduct simulated flights in a ground-based capsule and undergo regular physical examinations while the high plan is repeatedly reviewed.
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Page One
Glenn
Malcom Scott Carpenter
Cape Canaveral
UN Proposal on Peace With Cuba Sparks Debate
The United Nations contemplates a peace proposal between the United States and Cuba. Some advocate a broad call for mutual confidence and peaceful coexistence among nations. The US rejects a resolution that accuses Cuba or appears to force negotiations, while uncertainty remains whether it would oppose a general gesture toward friendly relations.
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Naad
United States
Cuba
Assembly
Matt
Senate approves load limit hike and banking bill moves forward
A Senate approved measure to raise load limits and a House bill for statewide branch banking progress. The Buck-Holland proposal removes the 23 mile bank limit, aiming to boost industrial lending. A recount procedures bill, tied to a tight margin, advances in the Senate. A Cuba policy note and inter-American talks are also referenced.
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Senate
House
del. James M. Thomson
Alexarthia
Thomson
Cuba
House Courts of Justice
Punta del Este
Uruguay
United States
Latin America
Powers exchange rocks Berlin as Abel swap ends
Powers freed at Berlin border after a secret exchange that also returned prisoner Frederick Pryor to the United States. Abel, serving 30 years for espionage, was commuted by Kennedy as Powers and Pryor were handed to U.S. authorities amid White House reception details. Families in Virginia and Georgia learned of the reunion plans as officials described future interviews and custody arrangements. Security kept reporters in the dark as the timing and landing site remained undisclosed.
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Powers
Berlin
Abel
Iron Cori King
Kremlin
United States
Frederic L. Pryor
West Berlin
East Berlin
West
Pryor
Checkpoint
Charlie
Lwakting
Powers-l Abel
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Dean
Stephen Smith
Smith
State Department
New York
Pierre Salinger
Gianicke Bridge
Salinger
U.S
Ciass
Milledgeville
Norton
Barbara
Oliver
Filer
Union
Ume
Ier
Ca Sul
Arctic
Soviet Union
Khrushe i
Jreal
Powers Abel exchange marks end of long spy saga
The Berlin prisoner swap completed with Francis Powers and Abel exchanging places at the border. Powers, held since 1960 after a weather-espionage case, was flown from Vladimir prison to the United States while Abel, jailed as a top Soviet spy, was freed and sent to the Soviet Union.
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Donovan
East Germany
Justce Department
Kennedy
Ment
Abel
United States
Dickering
Jus ‘Department
East Berlin
Gree
Federal
Atlan
Vladimir
Moscow
Powers
Ural Mountains
Khrushchev
Paris
Berlin
Russia
U.S
Atlanta
New York
McGuire Air Force Base
Ft. Dis
N.J
Templehof Airdrome
West ‘Berlin
Pryor
Millard H. Pryor
Ann Arbor
French Left Fragmented by Secret Army Riots and Legal Foes
A chaotic report describes tensions within France as the Socialist opposition is sued and clashes erupt. References to a secret army and riots in the capital signal a volatile political landscape with the government under pressure and the left splintering amid threats and possible settlements abroad.
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Guy Mosley
Yga
Capial
al’ Seria
Atah
Ras Wder
France
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