Dirksen Signals Filibuster Fight Next Week
Senate Republican leader Everett M Dirksen said he would force a showdown next week over reforms to curb filibusters. He planned to move to table a pending motion by Senator Clinton P Anderson to take up a proposal that would require a three fifths majority to halt debate. Dirksen aligned with Southern senators opposing the change and said the fight could not delay Senate business. If the motion to table fails, opponents vow to continue the battle indefinitely. if it passes, the issue ends.
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Khrushchev Defends Policies Amid Red Chinese Rift
Khrushchev rebukes Red China in a speech defending his world Communist strategy while acknowledging dangers of nuclear war. He warns against premature fraternal meetings and touts a new 100 megaton bomb as a show of deterrence, stressing the risk to humanity if nuclear conflict erupts. The Chinese accuse him of capitulating on Cuba and revisionism, widening the Sino Soviet split.
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Khrushchev cites US 40000 nuclear warheads
United States boasts about 40 000 warheads per Khrushchev in East Berlin remarks. Gilpatric notes US force includes tens of thousands of delivery vehicles and multiple warheads per vehicle. About 200 ICBMs, 1500 strategic bombers, 10 Polaris subs with 160 missiles, plus numerous tactical aircraft and NATO missiles in Europe.
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Kennedy Visit to Italy Planned Amid Health Watch
President Kennedy plans a visit to Italy later this year with no word on Mrs. Kennedy joining. White House secretary Pierre Salinger said details remain unclear as Italian Prime Minister Fanfani and officials prepare a joint statement. Back home, Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell’s illness news adds political tension as Britain weighs future European ties and Brussels talks.
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Kennedy May Visit Britain in Spring, Government Says
A government source said President Kennedy may visit Britain in the spring. Earlier Kennedy hosted Italian Premier Fanfani at a White House luncheon and held talks with Fanfani, Rusk, and McNamara. The jet announcement followed a White House ceremony.
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Cursing the West Has No Effect Says Khrushchev
Khrushchev told the East German Communist Party Congress curses cannot fight imperialism. He recalled rural beliefs of a wise woman conjuring disease but said only darkness and ignorance could make people think invocations would help. He asserted Russians surpass Germans in such expressions yet reject magic against imperialism.
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California Wing of Civil Air Patrol Headquarters Move
The California Wing of the Civil Air Patrol reportedly moved its headquarters to Burbank from the San Francisco area, ending a long tenure at the Presidio in San Francisco. Col Raymond H. was seated in the Los Angeles area as part of the transition.
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