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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1960

Page

2

Pass travel dispute shows Soviet retreat in Potsdam

The Soviet Union backed down on Western travel passes for missions in Potsdam East Germany. ADN and Heidelberg Army HQ confirmed the retreat amid Western powers boycotting the new passes, fearing recognition of the East German government. Djilas underwent surgery for acute appendicitis in Belgrade. Khrushchev dates set for March 23 to April 3 despite flu fears. Eleanor Whitney denied joining Billy Graham’s staff. rally in Cairo noted.

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Public Bidman Doubts Stevenson Candidacy Stance

Influential Democrats doubt Adlai E. Stevenson will launch a public bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Reports of planned April speeches after his South American tour sparked speculation he might be softening his rejection of running. Senator John Sparkman says he sees no signs Stevenson is edging toward the nomination.

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Kennedy in Jibe at 'Inactive' Nixon

Senator John F Kennedy challenged Vice President Richard Nixon to take a more active role in the presidential campaign. Kennedy urged Nixon to engage with the public and the press, arguing a future president must confront issues facing ordinary Americans rather than stay in the background. He spoke at the AFL CIO conference, noting rising costs and the need for leadership beyond the White House.

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