Kennedy Faces Pressure Over Khrushchev Summit Move
The piece argues that neutralist and leftist pressure aims to force Kennedy into a Geneva style 18 nation summit. It contends Khrushchev seeks to delay US nuclear tests at Christmas Island to maintain a lead and stall arms talks, while warning against yielding to such pressure. It cites Eisenhower and Kennedy maxims about being fooled by Soviet tactics and defines negotiation as a coercive continuation of warfare.
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Khrushchev
Geneva
Russia
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
William C. Foster
United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
United States
Christmas Island
Mr. Kennedy
Washington
Nick B. Williams
Los Angeles Times
Ice Patrol Begins as Coast Guard Resumes Ice Berg Watch
In February a U S Coast Guard plane starts from Argentina and Newfoundland to begin the 44th International Ice Patrol. The program, subsidized by major maritime powers, relies on aircraft with ships maintaining readiness for fog or iceberg emergencies.
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Newfoundland
Grand Banks
Coast Guard
North Atlantic
Evergreen
Acushnet
Tamaroa
International Patrol
Titanic
Miami
Seneca
Belgium
Canada
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France
Greece
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
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United States
Spain
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Liberia
Panama
Japan
Yugoslavia
Atlantic
Labrador
Researchers Seek The Answer How Are Right Decisions Made
A Catholic University and ACF Electronics team study decision making in 2021 ROTC cadets. They find intelligent people make better decisions but confidence levels do not differ. Both well and poorly adjusted individuals show similar, sometimes rapid, decision speeds. Future scientists and businessmen perform similarly.
Democrats Confront Platform Panel At North Carolina Convention
Lynn Nisbets Round the Capitol reports that about 85 members attended the Democratic Executive Committee meeting and 62 proxies gave a quorum. The panel will draft a revised Plan of Organization and set spring conventions with the State convention on May 17 and primary May 26. The platform committee will have eleven members from eleven districts, though calls for twelve persist amid district realignments. Members named include Pilston Godwin Tar Gates, John H. Price Tarboro, Ashley Murphy Pender, Arch T. Allen Wake, J Hoyle Stutts Rockingham, Alexander Heard Orange, and Hector McGeachy Cumberland.
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Democratic Executive Committee
North Carolina
Pilston Godwin
Gates
John H. Price
Tarboro
Ashley Murphy
Pender
Arch T. Allen
Wake
J. Hoyle Stutts
Rockingham
Alexander Heard
Orange
Hector McGeachy
Cumberland
Democratic Party Platform Committee Debates Changes
The article describes a state party platform committee meeting addressing a new draft Plan of Organization. It notes voiced support and opposition from figures like Art Vann E T Sanders and Carl Bailey. The chair Bert Bennett Libby Ward guided order and rules while the body aimed for a democratic process.
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Art Vann
Durham
E. T. Sanders
Burlington
Carl Bailey
Plymouth
Bert Bennett
Libby Ward
Ward
Columnists on writing day to day in nature of the craft
Guest columnist Ray Erwin presents insights from editors and sports writers on the obligations and temptations of daily column writing. They discuss standards, reader expectations, fear of controversy, and the grind of deadlines as journalists reflect on personal journalism and the craft.
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Ray Erwin
Bob Wells
Long Beach
Calif
Press-Telegram
Jim Scott
Berkeley
Daily Gazette
Los Angeles
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