Rusk Seeks No Sharp Policy Shifts Before Inauguration
Dean Rusk testified to the Senate committee that early Kennedy foreign policy will not sharply depart from Eisenhower ideas. The nominee said formal relations with Red China are not imminent, and he avoided specifics on issues like Cuba disarmament and allied relations. The hearing covered Red China, Cuba, disarmament, and U S fliers in Soviet prisons.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John F. Kennedy
J. William Fulbright
D-Ar
Fulbright
Red China
Cuba
U.S
U. S
Congress
Eisenhower
Kennedy Aims at Summit Talks and Disarmament Push
The article outlines the Kennedy administration’s stance on possible summit meetings with the Soviet Union, disarmament negotiations, and strengthening ties with allies. It notes openness to attending a future summit, plans to push information to Latin America, and to intensify efforts to free imprisoned U.S. airmen while urging Europe to share military and economic aid burdens.
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China
Cuba
Latin America
U. S. Information Agency
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Europe
Rusk
State Department Official Calls for Bipartisan Foreign Policy
A high State Department official in the Truman era expressed hope for bipartisan foreign policy, a goal echoed by the Eisenhower administration. The official avoided criticizing the outgoing administration’s international actions.
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State Department
Truman
Eisenhower
Rusk
America in History And Birthdays Anniversaries Note
December entries recount California’s conquest completion after Pico signs the Treaty of Cahuenga and Fort Fisher actions in 1864 plus Hawes-Cutting Act 1933 and Eisenhower bond plea 1960. Births include Woodworth Chase Carpenter Fuller Hoge Kullman Straus with famed firms and roles.
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California
Andres Pico
San Fernando Valley
John C. Fremont
Pico
Cahuenga
U. S
General Terry
Admiral Porter
Fort Fisher
N. C
Congress
Treasury
Samuel Woodworth
Scituate
Mass
Woodworth
New York City
Salmon Portland Chase
Cormish
Cincinnati
Chase
Senate
Ohio
Treasur
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Charles Irving Carpenter
U. S. Air Force
Wilmington
Del
Alfred Carl Fuller
Fuller Brush Co
Weisford
Nova Scotia
William M. Hoge
U. S. Army
Boonville
Charles Kullman
New Haven
Conn
Jack Isidor Straus
R. H. Macy & Co
New York
Castro Turns To Other Attractions In Havana Rally
In Havana Cuba shifts from warnings of a Yankee invasion to planning a victory parade for Fidel Castro’s government. A mass rally is planned for Friday night at the presidential palace with possible remarks by Castro. Seafront Drive remains closed after mobilization as workers and militia withdraw from some streets.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
Presidential
Cuban Confederation of Labor
Semions
Revolucion
Washington
Kennedy Moves On Speech Draft In Palm Beach
President-elect John F Kennedy works Thursday on his inauguration address with critical staff reviewing past presidents speeches. Lincoln and Jefferson are cited as strong examples while Kennedy considers health insurance ideas and state fed cooperation. In Baltimore the PSC allows a three cent fare rise for D C Transit first zone to 15 cents, with notice due before implementation.
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Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Guv
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
North
Baltimore
State Public Service Commission
D.C. Transit System, Inc
Maryland
PSC
Montgomry
Prince Georges Counties
Calum
Conference On Aging Ends With Plea
Washington AP The White House Conference on Aging closed with a plea from Welfare Secretary Arthur S Flemming for federal aid to help retirees pay medical bills. He called the four day event representing America at its best and urged congressional action amid ongoing debate.
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Washington
Arthur S
Flemming
White House
America
FBI Probes Violence at University of Georgia Campus
Atty. Gen. William P. Rogers said the FBI will conduct a preliminary inquiry into the Wednesday mob action at the University of Georgia to determine if federal law violations occurred. The investigation follows reports of violent demonstrations on the campus.
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FBI
Washington
William P. Rogers
University of Georgia
Rogers
Justice Department
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New York Central
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