Khrushchev Gains Red China Backing for Summit Plan
Soviet Premier Khrushchev appears to have secured reluctant Chinese support for a 1960 summit with President-elect Kennedy and Western leaders. The Berlin disarmament talk and broader questions loom as China pushes a militant version of peaceful coexistence, signaling tougher Soviet policy toward the United States and its allies.
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American group tours Central America on Pan American Highway progress
An American delegation led by Senator Stephen M. Young visits Central America to assess Pan American Highway construction progress aided by the United States. The group traveled from Costa Rica toward Panama highlighting ongoing U.S. funded projects.
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D-Ohio
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