World Split Deepens As Soviet Bloc Summit Looms
The piece analyzes looming Soviet bloc talks and a widening Sino Soviet split amid calls for reconciliation. It discusses Khrushchev’s stance, China’s growing rift, and theories of a two camps world while noting Budapest and Bucharest as possible backdrops for a dramatic shift in Cold War alignments.
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Nikita Khrush
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Phil Newsom
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Rockefeller and Goldwater Face Southwest Primary Clash
UPI reports New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Senator Barry Goldwater battle for the COP nomination on Southwest soil as Texas ballots list only these two strong contenders. Other candidates lodge withdrawal, party debates widen over Johnson ticket, Kennedy, and Wisconsin aims to back Kennedy for VP despite White House friction. Rockefeller campaigns California while Goldwater opens the state tour after presiding at a Phoenix rodeo. both spar over civil rights and foreign policy.
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Lodge
Court Promises Quick Ruling on Alabama Plan
A federal three judge panel in Mobile heard arguments on a suit by Robert M. Moore to scrap Alabama’s nine to eight plan for choosing Democratic nominees and halt May primaries. Moore’s lawyer urged striking the plan as unconstitutional while Assistant Attorney General Madison argued it is legal and supported by prior decisions. The issue stems from population gaps from the 1960 census and a legislature that failed to redistrict, keeping primaries in old districts with a statewide runoff to drop the last place finisher.
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Whites Protest Student Plan in New York Snow
About 15,000 white parents protested a plan to transfer pupils from neighborhood schools in a March from Brooklyn Board of Education to City Hall. More than 70 percent were women and few Negroes participated. Spokesmen said they oppose involuntary busing though not integration, while civil rights groups say the plan does not go far enough toward ending de facto segregation.
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