Foreign Policy Drama Shapes Kennedy Nixon Clash
The piece reviews how Nixon and Kennedy frame foreign policy. Nixon touts broad international contacts including Khrushchev and other leaders while Kennedy cites Senate Foreign Relations roles travel and writings. Both back foreign aid and upholding NATO and World Court use, with focus on negotiating at ministerial and ambassadorial levels to resolve disputes.
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Dahomey Declares Independence Recognized by China and USSR
Porto Novo Dahomey proclaimed independence as the newest nation in West Africa after ratification by French officials. Communist China and the Soviet Union moved to recognize the state, which has a population around two million, with jubilation in the capital at midnight.
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