United States Reassesses Haiti Rule And Diplomacy
The United States has not decided to sever ties with Haiti's government led by Francois Duvalier. Washington avoids formal recognition and keeps the ambassador in Port-au-Prince to retain flexibility for future moves. Officials note the regime’s unconstitutionality while seeking a hemispheric approach and resisting military action though pressure grows from Venezuela and the Dominican Republic.
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Washington
United States
Port-Au-Prince
Raymond L. ‘Thurston
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
U.S
State Department
Thurston
Port Au-Prince
Peru
Haiti
Port- A- Prince
Haitian
Kennedy
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
West German election test in Lower Saxony mounts
The Christian Democrats seek a breakthrough in Lower Saxony as eight straight state elections show socialist gains and polls favor the left. Voters confront the first West German test since Ludwig Erhard became chancellor designate as Adenauer retires, with Socialists confident of keeping power.
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Hanover
Germany
West Germany
Christian Democratic
Ludwig Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Lower Saxony
Christian Democrats
Erhard
Adenager
Adlai Stevenson Says U.N. Social Life Is a Drag
Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson told a House subcommittee that the UN social whirl is tiring yet necessary to appease small nations sensitive to U.S. officials' attendance. He appealed for larger allowances to maintain quarters suitable for informal diplomacy, noting his days run 8:30 a.m. to 10 or 11 p.m. and that invitations to embassy functions persist.
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United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
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Foreign Affairs Committee
O'Hara
Morton Sees Open Contest For GOP Nomination
Washington reports Sen. Thruston B. Morton says a "side open" contest is forming for the 1964 GOP presidential nomination. He notes no clear front runner, with Goldwater strong in the South and West and Rockefeller favored in large industrial states. Morton cites potential favorite sons in Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky, and mentions Romney as a possible favorite son option with ties to Eisenhower. He suggests Kentucky could back Sen. John Sherman Cooper as a Kentucky favorite son if chosen.
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George Romney
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William W. Scranton
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Romney
Kentucky
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Kennedy Mansfield to Attend East Coast War Memorial Dedication
President Kennedy and Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield will take part in ded ication ceremonies at the East Coast War Memorial in New York next Thursday. The two day visit includes Kennedy delivering the dedication address. The memorial features eighty 19-foot granite slabs honoring 4,596 Western Atlantic World War II servicemen with names ranks units and states engraved.
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Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
East Coast War Memorial
Atlantic Ocean
Navy rejects Havana claim over sub base
The Navy dismissed Havana's assertion that a Bahamas undersea facility near Andros Island and Exuma Sound would serve as a Polaris submarine base for Cuba. Officials said AUETC is an experimental site for underwater listening, oceanography, and sonar tests, with no weapons testing or warheads, and denied plans to abandon Guantanamo Bay.
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Navy
Bahamas
Cuba
Latin America
United States
Guantanamo Bay
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Britain
Havana
N Otment
Andros Island
Exhuma Sound
Leader accuses U S of force in Laos crisis
In Vientiane on May 18 AP reports pro Communist Prince Souphananyong charging that American planes are airlifting right wing troops and ammunition to Plaine des Jarres to break the deadlock. He names Gen Phouma Nosavan forces, while neutralist leaders deny earlier Communist claims of right wing reinforcements.
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Laos
Souphanayong
Plaine Des Jarres
Phouma Nosavan
Here
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Unhealthy Sanitation Hospitalizes Teen After Accident
John Beresford, 18, was admitted to a London hospital with a chest wound after tripping while cleaning his nails with a knife and falling on the blade. The injury was reported as minor by doctors.
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London
John Beresford
Harriman Doubts Sino Soviet Talks Will Yield Agreement
W Averell Harriman said the July Sino Soviet meeting in Moscow is unlikely to produce a basic reconciliation between Red China and Russia. He noted differences over hard or soft lines and warned Moscow faces reduced influence in Africa the Middle East and the East as China challenges Moscow for leadership of world communism. He added the gulf stream line of thought and dangers of aggressive moves by Moscow or Beijing remain under consideration.
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W. Averell Harriman
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Russia
Papfering
Harriman
U.S
Soviet Union
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Khrushchev
King
China
Africa
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