Macmillan Returns to Big Crisis in Nassau Talks
London reports quote Prime Minister Harold Macmillan after Nassau talks with President Kennedy as facing Britain's gravest political crisis. Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell blames defense weaknesses and questions Skybolt decisions while Macmillan defends the NATO framework and U S Polaris offers. He says ties with the United States are strengthened.
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Skybolt setback threatens Britain Europe plan says Express
The Sunday Express laments a humiliating Skybolt substitute deal that risks derailing Britain's path to Europe and the Nassau agreement. Observers note a successful Skybolt test would have bolstered support for pro European integration.
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U S and Britain aim for multilateral NATO nuclear policy
United States and Britain pursue a cooperative approach to NATO nuclear policy with aims to have a multinational force by 1970, equal recognition of a targeted deterrent, and a balance between nuclear and conventional forces. Officials see Nassau talks as advancing cohesion of the Atlantic alliance and outlining how costs and personnel for a multinational force could be shared.
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