Disarm Bid Seen As Allies Split Effort
Washington officials report a new Soviet move to split Western allies with a bid proposing to abolish all means of delivering nuclear weapons at the outset of any disarmament program. Khrushchev sent letters to President Eisenhower and other leaders as US officials study the plan.
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Letters May Be Helping GOP
Political debate hinges on Khrushchev letters and the Paris summit collapse. Democrats like Lyndon Johnson challenge Nixon and Eisenhower criticisms while Kennedy supporters argue for toughness and readiness in foreign policy.
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