Washington awakens to a broader foreign policy debate
James Reston notes Washington shows signs of life as debates over NATO, Europe, China, and the Atlantic alliance resume. He observes officials weigh an equal partnership with Western Europe, potential shifts in U.S. leadership, and the risk of an American protectorate. The piece cites thoughts from Robert Schaetzel and Senate hearings on an Atlantic Federation while stressing that no policy changes have yet occurred.
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James Reston
New York Times News Service
Washingon
Washington
Potomac
Lady Bird Johnson
State Department
Sen. Fulbright
de Gaulle
China
Atlantic Ocean
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Soviet Union
Asia
Johnson
Washgton
France
Western
United States
Mexico
Vietnam
U. S
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Atlantic
Robert Schaetzel
Atlantic Alliance
Germany
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Atlantic Federation
United Nations
NATO
Korea
Khrushchev
Cuba
De Gaulle's Eye is On Germany
London officials weigh the impact of Charles de Gaulle on Germany and Western Europe. They fear his moves could unravel the NATO linked security and economic framework that includes West Germany, France, Britain, and others.
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de Gaulle
Germany
Dana Adams Schmidt
New York Times
London
West Germany
Western
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
European Economic Community
Brussels
Western European Union
Belgium
France
Italy
Britain
Luxembourg
Netherlands
NATO
Brezhnev rises to top Soviet leadership amid Khrushchev shadow
Portrait of Leonid Brezhnev, 59, as first secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, detailing his background from Ukraine steel towns to Moscow power, his cautious leadership style, family life, and gradual ascent through Khrushchev's era, with health notes and hints of preference for a less demanding post.
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New York Times
Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Kremlin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Brezhnev
Bragge-Neff
Soviet Union
Moscow
Victoria
Lenin Hills
Moskva River
Galina
Novosti Press Agency
Yuri
Dneprodzerzhinsk
Ukraine
Kazakhstan
Marshal Klimenti
Voroshilov
Supreme Soviet
Party
Central Committee
Stalin
Nuclear Safety Is Called Finest by HANSON W BALDWIN
Nuclear safety is described as highly effective by Hans on W Baldwin with New York Times reporting expert assessments of accidental nuclear explosions as negligible or impossible. The Spain incident and 11 other U.S. accidents involving bombs or components are cited to show safety devices and decontamination efforts. The piece notes devices remain secret and that safety measures include dual controls and timed locks while acknowledging uncertainty about Soviet and Chinese weapon safety.
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Hanson W. Baldwin
New York Times News Service
New York
United States
Spain
Strategic Air Command
U. S
Defense Department
Armed Services
Atmod Energy Commission
Florence
S. C
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Red Ideology Seen Lower By Eastern European States
Henry Kamm reports from Paris on how Eastern European nations now de-emphasize ideology in politics and economics. He notes Czechoslovak and Bulgarian officials show shifting attitudes toward party loyalty and technocratic governance, while concerns over Vietnam, China, and economic reform shape a more pragmatic approach. Destalinization in economics remains incomplete as Soviet bloc countries seek to rebalance their Stalinist heritage.
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Henry Kamm
New York Times
Paris
Europe
Soviet Union
Moscow
Munist
Bulgaria
China
Baltic
Black Sea
Washington
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Small Bean Big Help In U S Balance
New York reports soybeans and products will bring about 1 billion dollars into the United States this year as the top dollar earner among agricultural exports. Farmers plan 37.1 million acres of beans, up from 35.4 million, with a government crop estimate of 882 million bushels.
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New York Times News Service
New York
United States
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Millionaire's Long Island house blends tech and luxury
A New York Times style profile details a wealthy Long Island Sound builder’s 1960s mansion with automated doors, rotating living room, seven-zone climate control, hidden humidor, and custom interiors by Vladimir Kagan. The feature notes his architectural and engineering feats and the couple’s meticulous design ethos. Also mentioned are the Folsom Man site identifications in the southwestern United States and northern reach of North America.
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