West Berliners Voice Doubt On U S Policy
Berliners reacted loudly to Sebastian Haffner’s critique of American policy as neutral to enemies and friendly to neutrals. They note a mixed Western stance since Aug. 13, praising firmness toward the Russians while warning that Washington may weaken.
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World In A Spin from Tass on Khrushchev disarmament push
Tass reports Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged new disarmament talks, calling the summit message the most important document drawing world attention. It criticizes American coverage as fragmentary and cites Freidin of the New York Herald Tribune and Schwartz of the New York Times as authors of denatured anti Soviet articles. Tass accuses US propaganda of diverting from peace initiative and notes an analysis in The Chronicle Telegram. The article cites Kennedy bond support, Morrows political plans, and a wide array of Cold War topics from US politics to European affairs.
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Enna Kazan
Cheryl Crawford
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Memape
Summit styles clash as Macmillan and Kennedy diverge
London reports Anglo American gaps on talks with Khrushchev. Britain favors long term dialogue and open negotiation while the United States seeks tangible progress. Macmillan aims to use talks to shape policy on Berlin tests and disarmament, believing steady exchanges prevent war by miscalculation.
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Bailey Claims Glenn Flight A Democratic Feat Stirring Debate
Democratic chairman John M. Bailey said John Glenn's three orbit spaceflight symbolized Kennedy administration achievement, drawing swift political rebuttals from Republicans led by William E. Miller. Senators and committee chairmen argued over Eisenhower era groundwork and NASA's bipartisan support, with White House and NASA not commenting.
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Chronicle Telegram local notices and postage rates 1982
Local notices from Elyria Ohio include postal details and carrier delivery terms. The Chronicle Telegram lists second class mail privileges, annual by mail rates, and distribution areas across Lorain County and adjacent counties with stated prices.
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