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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1965

Page

10

Nixon in Russia Debates Khrushchev and Viet Nam

Nixon spoke in Moscow on a 24 hour stopover. He debated Khrushchev about Viet Nam and civil rights, urged peace and warned Republicans could lose 1966 elections. He noted Soviet actions toward Hungary and discussed revolution support. He predicted Democrats may face tough race if conditions of 1964 persist.

Ee Renee Oe Nikita Ayo Nixon Viet Nam Republican Party Kenweeniae Suames Moscow Unital Kennedy Nixon Trotsky Leon Mexico City Hungary Kremlin Soviet Union Finland Khrushchev Johnson Sen. Goldwater

New Soviet Reform Pressures Signal Slow Liberalization

The Brezhnev Kosygin regime faces rising public impatience for change and a push toward more cultural freedom and an expanded share of wealth. A nascent Soviet middle class challenges party control, while economic policy shifts hint at liberalization despite continued reliance on state planning.

Brezhnev-Kosygin Novnikii Communist Party Brezhnev-K

Moscow says Hanoi rejects Soviet arms plan over Chinese transit rights

The article details delays and denials in overflight and transit rights for Soviet arms to North Vietnam. Hanoi rejects sophisticated weapons, requests only medical supplies and simple arms, while Moscow accuses Beijing of obstruction and hints Hanoi’s stance shifts alter Soviet aid plans.

China Peking Kosygin Ho Chi Minh Hanoi Russia

Rocket Probe Fails to Return Data Over Van Allen Belt

Cape Kennedy Fla AP a Air Force rocket probe carrying simulated human tissues entered the Van Allen radiation belt but radio trouble prevented usable data. The brief 11 minute contact occurred during a 3 hour 15 minute flight after a 30 pound payload was launched.

Cape Kennedy Fla Air Force van Allen Radiation Belt

Reserve Guard Merger Approval Predicted

Maj. Gen. James F. Cantwell, president of the National Guard Association, predicts Congress will approve merging the Army Reserve into the National Guard. He says the merger urged by Defense Secretary McNamara will finish before next summer's training session. Cantwell spoke at the North Carolina National Guard Association convention.

Charlotte N.C James F. Cantwell National Guard Association of the United States Congress Army Reserve National Guard Defense Robert McNamara Cantwell North Carolina National Guard Association

Peace talks offer disappointing to U S says Rusk

Secretary of State Dean Rusk voiced disappointment over Red China's and North Vietnam's responses to President Johnsons offer for unconditional Viet Nam peace talks. He noted possible acceptance remains unlikely as Beijing and Hanoi denounce the move, while U S authorities insist the Viet Nam campaign continues.

Washington Dean Rusk U.S Johnson Southeast Asia Viet Nam Peking Hanoi Rusk Peking Radio Middle East

Ecumenical Colloquim in the West Established

A new Ecumenical Colloquim in the West brings together Protestant Roman Catholic and Orthodox scholars to analyze divisions in Christianity. It is established under joint sponsorship of Stanford University and the University of Santa Clara.

Western Dialogue Santa Clara Calif West Stanford University University of

Minority Popular Vote, Double Electoral College Picks

The Electoral College twice chose presidents without a majority of the national popular vote. Rutherford B. Hayes and Benjamin Harrison secured office despite not leading the popular tally.

Electoral College of United States Rutherford B. Hayes Benjamin Harrison

World record low barometric pressure noted near Guam

The world record for lowest pressure was 25.90 inches during a typhoon about 600 miles northwest of Guam on September 24, 1958.

Guam

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