Test Ban No Cause to Slow Defense Efforts
Tokyo AP report states the U S Japan Security Consultative Committee met four hours and found the limited nuclear test ban treaty does not slow defense work. Japanese Foreign Minister Ohira said both nations share identical views. U S representatives included Adm. Felt and Ambassador Relschauer.
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Asia in turmoil as China India clash reshapes cold war
Reporter William L. Ryan reports Southeast Asia watches Red Chinese troops along the India border and Nehru's shifting posture in a region-wide impact on nonalignment. The piece notes Nehru's health, succession speculations, and rising East West tensions amid a wider Asian political shift. Also mentions Hawaii state bird scarcity with about 60 remaining.
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Patton backs Kennedy wheat sales to Russia stance
National Farmers Union President James Patton said Wednesday night he supports President Kennedy's plan to move America's wheat to Russia. He called it in the best interest of family farmers and a step forward for U.S.-Soviet relations, noting he first proposed such sales in 1961.
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