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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
11
AP reports that Moscow and Peking are irreversibly split into two camps with Premier Khrushchev urged to convene an international Communist conference, while Romania's mediation efforts collapse amid harsh Soviet Chinese criticisms. The Kommunist journal reiterates accusations that China seeks to court Western allies and disclaim Soviet leadership.
Paris reports major NATO reforms urged by France and others at the spring foreign ministers session in The Hague. De Gaulle seeks a larger voice for France and Western Europe, possibly shifting military leadership away from the United States and Britain. Stikker to resign as NATO secretary general. Brosio to succeed him.
Dr. Paul Hampton Morrill resigns as Park College president after five years. He cites unmet goals including financial development, long range planning, alumni response to capital gifts for a new library, and a less-than-satisfactory new curriculum. He says the college will remain sound.
President Johnson promoted Charlotte Moron Hubbard to deputy assistant secretary of state for public affairs, described as the highest permanent federal post held by a Negro woman. Hubbard, daughter of Dr. Robert R. Moton, has a noted record in civic affairs and education.
The article notes Moscow accusing Peking of forging a separate program for world revolution in a claimed 25 point platform. It contrasts China’s plan with the Soviet global victory strategy and labels China as frank anti-Soviet.
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