No Burma Base Plans Declared by Nixon in Burma Visit
Nixon states the United States has no Burma base plans during a Burma visit. He defends American aid and support for Burma's independence while warning against foreign interference and urging a peaceful path within the region.
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Royal Couple Review Parade in Jamaica
Royal couple arrives in Kingston for a parade during a Jamaican visit. Reports describe crowds, guards, and royal entertainers at King's House with soldiers, dancing, and music. The event includes remarks by officials and a reception as part of the visit.
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Capital Acts to End Race Segregation Activates City Agencies
Washington officials move to end facial segregation and antiscrimination in city government and agencies. Commissioners order 24 federal and City bodies to act immediately, with President pledging to use executive authority. Officials say public schools and recreation families not covered. district employs 3405 whites and 1705 Blacks, a 64 percent white to 36 percent Black ratio.
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White House staff furious over McCarthy speech
Washington dispatch reports top aides privately furious at Sen. McCarthy following his Tuesday night remarks. They allege he distorted cases, targeted President Eisenhower's program, and used Davies to push a pro-Communist narrative. The Times notes staff viewed the speech as a declared war on the administration.
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McCarthy Targeting Ike Also, Humphrey Says
Washington report quotes Senator Humphrey claiming McCarthy aims to confront President Eisenhower as well as former President Truman. Humphrey says the Wisconsin Republican’s television remarks suggest a salt of discord with the Eisenhower administration. Senator Ives disagrees, saying McCarthy’s remarks do not challenge the Eisenhower team. Many Senate colleagues who are here have not watched the speech.
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