Next steps after test ban approval explored
Washington faces post pact questions as Kennedy aides weigh second steps. Officials consider a NATO Warsaw non aggression move, limits on arms, airfields and rail hubs, and broader disarmament talks. Debates focus on East Germany access, Berlin status, and how to maintain momentum without provoking allied or public backlash.
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De Gaulle poised to reject ban and forge rigid stand
Paris reports say President de Gaulle will hold a press conference at the Elysee amid expectations of a double no to the Moscow test ban and a proposed NATO Warsaw pact pact. Observers doubt swift shifts, foreseeing continued isolation with limited prospect of a Kennedy meeting this year.
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Tito surveys Skopje ruins after deadly earthquake
International aid pours in as President Tito surveys the earthquake wreckage in Skopje. More than 600 bodies recovered, estimates of at least 2,000 dead and 100,000 homeless. U S Air Force medical airlift and aid from the Soviet Union Britain Greece Austria Switzerland and Sweden flow to the stricken city.
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Kennedy returns to desk after Cape Cod weekend
President Kennedy returns to Washington from Cape Cod aboard a fan jet transport plane with Otis Air Force Base to Andrews and a brief helicopter ride to the White House. His schedule was open signaling behind the scenes work on issues including the nuclear test ban treaty and railroad labor talks. He celebrated Jacqueline Kennedy's 34th birthday with family at Hyannis Port and met Averell Harriman and Dean Rusk, who carried Khrushchev note, details of response undisclosed.
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Kennedy unveils nuclear test ban gains broad public support
The White House said the newly proposed nuclear test ban with Russia drew overwhelmingly favorable early public reaction. Telegrams favorable to the president’s stance flooded Washington after his radio television address calling the pact an important first step. Foreign nations Belgium Sweden Ireland Australia Canada Denmark indicated interest. some are Moscow loyal Communist states likely to sign. Senators will scrutinize the pact before a vote.
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Racial debate flares as Powell urges Negro leadership role
In New York a Harlem rally heard Rep. Adam Clayton Powell press white liberals to accept a secondary role in the civil rights struggle and push for faster Black activism without violence. Sen. Javits rebutted, saying there are no first or second places in the struggle for liberals or Negroes.
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King Faces Fresh Communist Allegations Strain Civil Rights Drive
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr confronts renewed accusations that his nonviolent movement harbors Communist influence. A controversial figure known as Jack O'Dell is cited by two congressional committees as linked to the Communist setup. King insists discrepancies over O'Dell’s employment are confusion. He ties the charges to governors Barnett and Wallace who testified against civil rights legislation, and recalls his earlier exposure to Communist writings during his 1949 Montgomery boycott period.
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Ising
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Wing
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Mississippi
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Alabama
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Montgomery
Ala
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Bomb interrupts rail traffic between Milan and Switzerland
A bomb exploded near the Milan to Swiss border line causing a power line to topple and stopping rail traffic for six hours on Sunday. No motive or perpetrator was identified and no injuries were reported.
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Italy
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