Silent bid to curb federal powers gains state support
Washington report by Stanley Meisler notes 16 states have approved at least one proposed constitutional amendment aimed at limiting federal power. The drive centers on allowing states to propose and ratify amendments, curbing federal jurisdiction, and creating a Court of the Union to overrule certain Supreme Court decisions. Opposition surfaces from Chief Justice Warren, President Kennedy, Yale professor Charles Black Jr., and others, with New Jersey showing a tense path forward.
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Khrushchev Sends Independence Message to Afghanistan
Premier Khrushchev sent a message to King Mohammed Zahir Shah of Afghanistan wishing happiness on the 44th anniversary of independence. He praised good neighbor relations based on peaceful coexistence and equitable cooperation as developing successfully.
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