Congress postconvention session fills gap in 1960 race
In a lame duck postconvention Congress the aim is to bridge the gap before the election. The analysis notes Democratic divisions Richard Nixon and Kennedy faces unity challenges while Eisenhower vetoes foreign aid but wins on occasion. Ideological coalitions erode party control as Nixon and Kennedy struggle to command lawmakers.
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Leaders To Talk Over Mali Split
Paris AP Premier Modibo Keita of Sudan agrees to meet French President Charles de Gaulle in Paris to discuss the Mali Federation split with Senegal. Mamadou Dia asserts Senegal’s independence with ties to Sudan, while De Gaulle weighs recognizing Senegal’s secession and Keita’s claim as Mali’s legal head.
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Khrushchev Praises Japanese Exhibit Over U.S. One
Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured the Japanese industrial exhibit in Moscow's Sokolniki Park and said it surpassed the American exhibit from the previous year. He, escorted by Ambassador Sadimitsu Kadawaki, spent 90 minutes viewing Japan's industrial machinery including textiles and printing equipment.
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