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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1961

Page

16

Kennedy Refuses Compromise on West Berlin

Washington reports that the Kennedy administration rejected earlier proposals from Western powers to gain a short term West Berlin accord. State Department officials stated the United States has no intention of reducing its military presence in West Berlin, signaling a firm, ongoing stance alongside Britain and France.

Washington Kennedy Soviet Union West Berlin State Department United States Briance Geneva West Bern Berlin Garris Eisenhower Ats West Dekesmen Berlin U.S Lincoln White Britain France White Dean Rusk Rusk

Thompson Reports Long Mid Siberian Talks With Khrushchev

U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson sent an exhaustive report to President Kennedy after a lengthy mid Siberian conference with Premier Khrushchev. Reporters noted Thompson’s optimism but no specifics were released. The talks, described as far ranging, lasted about five hours at a Soviet guest house outside Novosthirsk.

Mostow U. S Llewellyn Thompson Kennedy Khrushchev Washington Sir Thompson Thompson Novosthirs Siberian

Senate Passes Feed Grain Bill Amid Contention

The Senate approved an emergency one year feed grain control program by 52 to 26 after rejecting the Kennedy administration's compliance clause. House support and opposition split along party lines. critics labeled the clause as a covert compulsion. Debate raised questions on spring planting deadlines and potential higher consumer prices from increased feed costs.

Washington Senate House Allen J. Etlender D-La Etlender Orville L. Freeman Freeman Frank J. Lausche Ohio Ellender George D. Aiken R-Vi John C. Pastore D-R.l Kenneth B. Keating Robert C. Berd D-W.va Hubert H. Humphrey Dainon Aiken Agriculture Department Keating Brains John S. Cooper Rey

Russian Spy Adapts Himself As Just Ordinary Citizen

London, NEA report describes Gordon Arnold Lonsdale, the alleged brains behind Britain's underwater weapons spy ring, posing as a Commonwealth businessman in Saville Row style. Scotland Yard ties him to exchanges with Henry Houghton and Ethel Gee at Waterloo and the Old Vic, aiming to transmit Admiralty drawings to Moscow via the Kroger couple.

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