Kennedy aims Europe trip to strengthen US allies
President Kennedy plans a Western Europe swing starting next weekend to bolster the Atlantic alliance. Officials say he will stress US resolve to defend Western Europe and West Berlin, amid De Gaulle’s calls for independent European security. The trip faces questions over leadership changes in West Germany and UK political scandals.
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Russia Attacks China as Sino Soviet Talks Delay
In Moscow dramatic exchanges over a Sino Soviet ideological debate delay the talks slated to begin. Red China maintains a hardline stance on nearly all political and ideological questions, listing 25 issues to be thrashed out in bilateral talks. The publicized positions signal renewed tension between the two communist powers.
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