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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1964

Page

2

GOP Demands Equal Time After Johnson Speech

The Republican Party pressed for free equal time for Barry Goldwater after President Johnson's radio and television address on Soviet and Chinese atomic issues. Dean Butch and others sent telegrams to network presidents and the FCC to seek equal time, arguing the speech was politically motivated and reflected no new facts.

Washington Johnson Republican Party Lej Barry Goldwater Red China Dean Butch GOP William Henry Federal Communications Conmission Senator Goldwater United States FCC

Satellite Chiefs Laud Khrushchev After Fall

East bloc leaders including Hungary's Janos Kadar and Poland's Wladislaw Gomulka voiced praise for Nikita Khrushchev after his ouster. East German politburo communique credited Khrushchev with merits in Marxist Leninist policy and fighting Stalinist personality cult while maintaining world peace.

Rerlin Soviet Soc Nikita Khrushchev Kremlin Eastel Janos Kader Hungary Khrushchev Wladislaw Gomulka Poland Politeura

Johnson Vows Vigilance After Nuclear News Return

President Johnson pledged continued vigilance in Washington through Wednesday after briefing congressional leaders and meeting with top aides. He stressed steady US strength against Communists and cautioned Americans to not underestimate Red China’s nuclear step, calling nuclear powers sober and experienced.

Washington White House Robert S. McNamara Dean Rusk John A. McCone Central Intelligence Agency George W. Ball McGeorge Bundy Johnson Oval United States Kremlin

Johnson Calls For Nuclear Restraints In Crisis Report

President Johnson urged four steps in response to Chinese nuclear advances including continuing the test ban, seeking worldwide cessation of all nuclear tests, resisting nuclear spread, and supporting a hot line with the Kremlin. He discussed Khrushchev’s removal's impact and noted Britain’s Labour leadership change, stressing sober judgment in international affairs.

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Reading Speed Techniques Promised By Chicago Publisher

A Chicago publisher touts a rapid reading method to boost speed and retention. The piece claims anyone can read longer sentences at a glance and entire pages in seconds, urging readers to request details from Defense training research at 935 Diversey Parkway, Chicago.

Chicago Reardinss Daver Spring Mwaitedfter Reading Iversey Parkway Dept Ilinois

Portrait display marks Khrushchev era shift in Moscow

MOSOV 44 portraits of the Soviet Union's top 10 Communist Party leaders appeared in Moscow for the first time since Khrushchev's overthrow. Khrushchev's portrait was absent, while Leonid Brezhnev, Alexei Kosygin, and Anastas Mikoyan led the lineup with other figures such as Suslov Podgory Moranov Kirilenko Kozlov Polyansky and Shvernik completing the display.

Moscow Khrushchev Leonid Brezhnev Alexei Kosygin Anastasi Mikoyan Mikhail Suslov Mosov Soviet Union Communist Nikita Khrushchev Politburo Earth Leonid Brehnev Anastas Mikoyan Nikolai Podgory Grennady Moranov Andrei Kirilenko Frol Kozlov Dimitry Polyansky Nikoe Shvernik

Japan Socialists Blast Atomic Test Stuns Chinese

Tokyo report says Japan Socialist leader Tomomi Narita condemned the Chinese atomic test while praising the development as a great achievement for peace. Peking press notes Chinese officials reacted with stunned silence as Narita defended anti bomb efforts and called for friendship with China.

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