Khrushchev and Mao and the balance of power
A speculative 1960s analysis debates whether Khrushchev could outthreaten Mao Zedong, weighing Soviet deterrence, nuclear potential, and Western reactions. It ponders if a shift in the balance of power is possible through Soviet missiles, alliances, and the lessons of postwar Europe, with de Gaulle’s views noted.
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Manguerite
Higgins Khrushchev
Washington
Khrushchev
America
Ondeot
West
Russia
France
L Power
Albania
Second
Wilk
de Gaulle
Albiet
South
Soviet Union
Presi Nt Iry
Stalin
Bohlen
Europe
Arctic
Stevenson Defends UN Role in New Frontier Debate
New York based report notes Adlai E Stevenson with aid from Sen Hubert Humphrey responded to criticism within the New Frontier over the UN's role in US foreign policy. They defended the UN against charges of overrating it and weakening military alliances while addressing remarks by Sen Henry M Jackson at the National Press Club.
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New York
HTNS
Adlai E.stevenson
Hubert H. Humphrey
D.-Minn
New Frontier
UNS
Kennedy
America
Stevenson
Minnesota
U.S
ABC
Adlai Stevenson
Jackson
Sen
Humphrey
Sen. Jackson
Eisenhower
United Nations
United States
Guatemala
Brazil
Great Britain
NATO
World Organization
Washington
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Hubert
Bumphrey
Pres.cott Bush
R.conn
Jacob K. Javits
RN. Y
New York State
NA ‘Thon Steel Magazine
Ceveland
Blaise F. Alfano
American Abdominal Surgeons Society
American College of Surgeons
Qook County
Graduate School of Medicine
Geneva
Switzerland
Eugene O'Neill
Herb Gardner
Jason Robards Jr
Bradbury K. Thurlow
Winslow
Cotu & Stetson
Thurlow
BACHE
Ussr
Richard B. Russel
Rces
Pentagon
Sy- Thangton
Churches Call for U S Disarmament Across Nations
A broad protest signed by about 500 Protestants from the Inter-leven Peace Center urges unilateral U S disarmament and withdrawal from the nuclear arms race. The statement criticizes excessive reliance on the UN and champions multilateral disarmament and reduced military intervention. It cites figures like Dr. Harold Bosley and Martin Luther King Jr. and calls for restraint in nuclear and chemical weapons programs.
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Naa Vane
Arnold Michelis
Lisi Gon
Rey
Couna
United States
Grevengon
Church Peace Mission
Inter-leven
Conduct Church Center
Church of the Brethren
Quakers
Harold Bosley
Christ Church
Methodist
Martin Luther King
Atlanta, Ga
John Haynes Holmes
Community Church
Clarence E. Pickett
Emertuge
the Safety of Friends
George A. Buttrick
Harvard University
New York Presbyterian
Munt Jt
Chrasian
Maddie
Bat
Moon samples shipboard chromatograph eyes lunar life
A Yale scientist's gas chromatograph, compact as a water-closet bulb, will ride aboard Project Surveyor 1964 to analyze moon material for signs of organic matter and the presence of water, with samples heated and vapor carried to testing columns.
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Seymour R. Lipsky
Yale University
Moon
Lunar
Earth
Surveyor
East and West German Missions Face Diminished Roles
Berlin dispatch reports curtailment of military mission activities in East and West Germany may end the missions. American and Soviet missions in Potsdam and Frankfurt are under armed guard and restricted, reducing information flow due to lack of East German links. East Germans restrict West German travel to Berlin, turning back two West German tour buses and delaying others.
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Berlin
East
West Germany
Potsdam
Frankfurt
United States
East Germany
Europe
Burce C. Clarke
Ivan 8. Koniev
West Berlin
East Berlin
ECE
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Washington
UPI
Edward
K. Foster
Bendix Corp
Sion
Baltimore
Nists
Condi
State Department
Oiaward
Foster
Ivan Has Less Food and Goods
United Nations dispatch reports 1961 saw lower food and goods for the common man in the Soviet Union and East European satellites compared with 1960. The study cites collectivization as harming agriculture and overall economy, noting Poland’s de collectivization correlated with stronger farm performance. The report also covers East German production, Khrushchev’s claims, and U.S. reactions to Soviet policies.
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Darius Jharvala
United Nations
N. Y
HTNS
Soviet Union
Poland
Gov
Soviet Bloc
Europe
Albania
Red China
ECE
Senator Smith Defends CIA Critique Amid Missile Gap Debate
Senator Margaret Chase Smith attacked Kennedy campaign claims and CIA usage, asserting a missile gap existed and calling for factual briefings. The debate touched on intelligence estimates, U S defense policy, and Soviet missile power amid partisan tensions.
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Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Uy Mane
Cen ‘Ral
Kennedy
United States
Sen
Art Symington
Creation
Smith
Defense Sec
Robert S McNamara
Senate Armed Services
ICLA
CIA
U.S
Kenedy Kennedy
White House
McNamara
Len Smith Coun
Maine Republcan
Len Ketnneth B. Kent
Didate Kennedy
Belgian Playwright Michel de Ghelderode Dies in Brussels
BRUSSELS UP I reports Belgian playwright Michel de Ghelderode died Sunday after a long illness. He was a prominent figure in stage drama known for experimental works.
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Brussels
UPI
Michel de Ghelderodeis
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