No Rigid Rule Shapes U.S. Latin Policy
UPI report outlines Assistant Secretary Thomas Mann saying the United States will evaluate Latin American regimes on a case by case basis, considering internal law and democratic ideals while avoiding a rigid rule. He warns against automatic recognition or nonrecognition and calls for careful assessment of each coup or unconstitutional takeover.
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UPI
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Latin America
United States
Thomas Mann
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State Department
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America
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Washington
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Organization of American States
Thant to Visit Kremlin Over UN Payment Dispute
United Nations Secretary General Thant will visit Moscow next month at Khrushchev’s invitation to press the Soviet Union to pay its share for UN peacekeeping in the Congo and Middle East. The talks may also touch on China’s UN admission as a secondary issue.
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France
Jail OK Now Says Adlai at Colby College
Adlai E Stevenson speaking at Colby College jokingly remarked that a jail sentence is no longer a dishonor but a proud achievement. as U N ambassador he noted student activism influences governments, while older leaders fear student demonstrators topple regimes worldwide. Then a separate bid notice from Nevada Fish and Game Commission invites bids for a project in Pioche with deposit requirements and contractor qualifications.
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Humphrey Links Liberal Tradition To World Future
Senator Hubert Humphrey told a University of Massachusetts audience that the liberal tradition, not science, shapes the world’s future. He argued strength and restraint underpin negotiation while urging commitment to world community with justice and order.
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UPI
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D-Minn
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Kennedy
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Soviet charges China with racism amid Afro Asian tilt
Izvestia accuses China of building a Chinese wall to isolate the Soviet Union from Afro Asian nations. The charge follows a Geneva vote excluding the Soviet Union from an Afro Asian economic meeting set for June 15. Izvestia blames Beijing for racist rhetoric and tactics.
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Soviet Union
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Russia
Actors Strike Shuts Broadway Theaters
New York reports a Broadway strike by actors from the Actors Equity against seven theaters on the Great White Way after collapsing negotiations with the League of New York Theaters. The walkout idles about 752 actors and 4000 backstage workers, affecting shows like Blues for Mister Charlie Oliver and The Deputy.
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