Mansfield Sees Kennedy Civil Rights Action Soon
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said Kennedy will push civil rights actions via executive orders before Congress acts. He notes a possible Southern filibuster on rules changes and outlines a plan to move Kennedy’s program through hearings and committee steps before a Senate vote.
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Sanford Says State Is On Move
Gov. Terry Sanford addressed about 200 Young Democrats in Durham praising the group's role in shaping education and industry in North Carolina. He cited awards for Outstanding Young Democrat of the Year Keith Moore and collegiate honors, and installed new officers including Samuel Johnson as president.
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Public Invasion Alert Fails To Rally Cuba
In Havana the third week of Cuba s island wide invasion alert passes with dwindling public enthusiasm and rising skepticism. Fidel Castro extends the alert to January 20 while signaling possible reconciliation with the United States after Kennedy s inauguration.
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Congo Demands Withdrawal of UN Congo Mission Chief
President Kasavubu demands Rajeshwar Dayal’s withdrawal from the U.N. Congo mission in a letter to Dag Hammarskjold. He accuses Dayal of bias toward Lumumba rebels after Christmas minister arrests and a reported torture death, citing ongoing clashes including a fight at Manono in Katanga.
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Vatican Comment Says Test Tube Fertilization Does Not Deny Faith
Vatican newspaper L Osservatore Romano argues that human fertilization in a test tube does not negate belief in God or religion. Msgr. Roberto Masi contends the Bologna researchers’ work reflects natural powers, not a denial of divine origin, despite reports of embryo survival outside the body.
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