De Gaulle Poses 2 Conflicting Choices
AP correspondent William L. Ryan surveys Europe under Charles de Gaulle as France blocks British entry to the Common Market amid debate on Europe’s future. The piece weighs Atlantic ties, NATO, and unity versus national interests, noting German reconciliation and looming U.S. influence.
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Charles de Gaulle
Europe
United States
William L. Ryan
Germany
France
Belgium
Britain
NATO
de Gaulle
Brussels
Eign
U.S
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Shep Mansholt
Common Market Commission
del Gaulles
European Union
Common Market
WEU
EFTA
European Free Trade Association
Peking Rejects Soviet Peace Talk Offer
Tokyo AP report says Red China refused a Soviet bid for talks unless the Kremlin drops Yugoslavia from the condition. The Peking People's Daily denounced Yugoslavia as a revisionist target and signaled no meeting between Khrushchev and Mao.
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Tokyo
Red China
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Peking People’s Daily
Voice
Chinese Communist Party
Peking Radio
Soviet Communist Party
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Humphrey Sees Free Cuba Plan Amid Cold War Clash
Senator Hubert Humphrey addressed a Jewish group, urging swift action to defeat communism in Cuba and warning of ongoing dangers from Fidel Castro. He called for accelerating Latin American development as the region’s population grows toward 500 million by 2000.
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Peking
Ee International
Gath- Pittsburgh
Sen. Hu
Cuba
Port H. Humphrey
Kennedy
People’s Daily Ic
Moscow
Minnesota Democrat
Red Powers
Humphrey
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Clark Sparks Battle Over Pennsylvania Democratic Image
Senator Joseph Clark accuses Pennsylvania Democrats of ties to racketeers as he seeks to remake the party. Senator Hugh Scott praises Clark’s stance while warning of political use. They clash over Kennedy era issues and the Cuban missile crisis, with Clark aiming to detach corruption links to win in 1964.
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Washington
Joseph S.clark
D-Pa
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Senate
Hugh Scott
Clark
Scott
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Schuylkill
Northumberland
Joe Clark
Kennedy
Rockefeller Attacks Kennedy in 1964 GOP Framing
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller sharpens his critique of President Kennedy as he positions the GOP on domestic and international issues. He argues Kennedy’s policies create disarray in the Atlantic Alliance and condemns delays in warning about the Cuban missile threat while aligning with fellow Republicans on foreign policy.
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Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Rockefeller
House
Capitol Hill
Chicago
Atlantic Alliance
Britain
Canada
Charles Des Gaulle
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
Cuba
Hughes May Not Appear In Federal Court
LOS ANGELES AP Hughes may risk a 113 million default if he does not appear for a deposition in Trans World Airlines suit against him and Hughes Tool Company. The reclusive financier has warned he will not attend court despite orders and headlines surround his business and personal life.
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Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Trans World Airlines
Hughes Tool Company
TWA
Newspapers Miss Day of Decision
New York newspapers faced a 15 day shutdown as union negotiators stayed into Sunday night seeking a settlement with publishers and City Hall mediation. Mayor Wag ner urged a fair deal while union leaders warned of concern if talks failed. Similar strikes in Cleveland extended to a 74th day.
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NEW York
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Wagar
Cleveland
Ohio
Walter N. Thayer
The
Herald Tribune
Thayer
Beauty queen Moni ca Ragby wins Miss United Nations title
Palma Majorca AP report says Monica Ragby of Sweden won the Miss United Nations beauty contest finishing ahead of contestants from 20 other countries in the early hours in Majorca.
Vatican says Ukrainian Archbishop Slipyi freed after 18 years
The release of Ukrainian Archbishop Josyf Slipyj after 18 years of Soviet imprisonment marks a shift toward improved Vatican Kremlin relations, though tensions remain. Pope John XXIII privately welcomed Slipyj, who had been unseen for years, amid broader signs of eased church scrutiny in Eastern Europe.
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Vatican City
Josyf Slipyi
Vatican
Kremlin
John XXIII
Slipyi
Lwow
Moscow
Ecumenical Council
Soviet Union
Pope John
Khrushchev
Europe
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
U.S
Budapest
Poland
Rome
John
Iraq Rebels Maintain Grip as Holdouts Pressured
In Baghdad and Basra rebels fight Communist holdouts but show control of the country. They displayed former premier Abdel Karim Kassem’s body on television to prove his death. Washington officials say the new government’s survival looks good and may not be Nasser-driven.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Baghdad
Basra
Abdel Karim Kassem
Washington
George W. Ball
Tthat Kassem
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
State Relief Rolls Soar in January in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania's relief roll for January reached 468,011, the highest monthly total since March 1950. The Public Welfare Department notes a 6,513 rise from December and a 17,788 increase from January last year, with no cost tally available yet.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Public Welfare
Department
Powell Stirred Critics Across Capitol and Puerto Rico
Washington faces a storm as Adam Clayton Powell returns from Puerto Rico to confront lawmakers Senate questions and administration displeasure. The Education and Labor chair, 53, is accused of shirking duties while defending a controversial education bill bundled at 5.3 billion dollars.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Puerto Rico
House Education and Labor Committee
Calleagues
Powell
Negro Baptist Church
New York City
Harlem
John J. ‘Williams
Senate
Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Powall
Kenneday
Williams
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