Peaceful Coexistence For Reds It Means War
The piece argues the Soviet and Chinese plans on peaceful coexistence and local wars risk broader conflict. It cites Brzezinski on Western resolve, outlines Soviet doctrines of surprise strikes and limited wars, and notes a drift toward deeper Soviet Chinese cooperation under mounting global tension.
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Communist Party
Moscow
United States
Red
Soviet Union
N. Talensky
Talensky
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Bigniew Brzezinski
Columbia University
Russian Institute
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Brzezinski
Russia
Soviets
Vasilenko
West
Rodion Malinovsky
21St Party
Malaya
Burma
Laos
Belief in the background The Ghosts in White House aid the President
Ted Sorensen, 32, JFK's speech writer and trusted aide in the White House, is described as the President's most dedicated helper. A Nebraskan by birth, Sorensen works tirelessly, serving as both adviser and spokesperson when Jack Kennedy faces adversity.
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White House
Arthur Edson Washington
Ted Sorensen
Sorensen
John F. Kennedy
Jack
Ted
Ivy League
Lincoln
Neb
Kennedy
George Washington
Palm Beach
Fla
Evelyn Lincoln
US S. Information Agency
Carl Sandburg
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Bangkok
Thailand
USIA
Congress
Air Force Association
Frederick L.holburn
Harvard
Aulus Hirtius
Julius Caesar
Alexander Hamilton
Prudents
Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Blame The Yankees A Political Tool In Latin America
William L. Ry analyzes anti Yankee sentiment in Latin America as a political strategy, detailing how leftist and rightist actors exploit U S influence public opinion. The piece cites Peru Argentina and Puerto Rican politics, U S investment and the Kennedy era context shaping anti Yankee narratives.
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Latin America
Peru
U. S
U.S
Argentina
United States
Pentagon
Kennedy
Communist Party
Camel Succumbs to Motor Age
Cairo Egypt AP Wilton Wynn reports the camel long a key Arab transport fades as motor trucks and better roads replace long caravan routes. Saudi Arabia Yemen and the Red Sea corridor show air mail and air travel reducing camel use, signaling the end of an era for overland trade milestones of Sheba and spice routes.
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Cairo
Egypt
Sheba
Arabia
Arabian - American Oil Co
H. St. John,Philby
Saudi Arabia
Philby
Persian Gulf
Red Sea
Taiz
Yemen
London
Aden
B. C
L of
Indian Ocean
Mediterranean
Palestine
Syria
India
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Princeton University
Empli
Venezuela
Wilton Wynn