Khrushchev praises mature socialist system in Denmark
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, in Copenhagen on a friendship visit, told Danish officials that the socialist system is more mature than Denmark's. He said each culture matures differently and claimed the Soviet system, 46 years old, has already surpassed many nations, during a banquet at Langelinie Pavillion after Premier Jens Otto Krag welcomed him.
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US declares neutrality in Cyprus crisis
Washington reports the United States will not favor any single solution in the Cyprus dispute while urging direct talks between Greece and Turkey. President Johnson plans to press for negotiations with the Greek and Turkish premiers next week, as the Cyprus civil strife risks destabilizing NATO’s southeastern flank and inviting Soviet interest.
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Disarmament talks stall over US rejection in Geneva
In Geneva, UPI reports the United States rejected calls to approve Soviet disarmament proposals in principle. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin said improved relations create a basis for talks but the USSR will only discuss its own plans, not Western suggestions.
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