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...compromise on the commitments that 'the U.S. has made for the defense of West Berlin. But the Soviet Premier was even more intransigent in his demands-and, just to make certain they were understood, he handed Kennedy a 2,000-word declaration of Soviet intentions. In that memorandum, Khrushchev demanded an immediate peace treaty to reunite Germany under Communist terms. That failing, as it must, he vowed to sign a separate peace treaty with Communist East Germany, which by his way of thinking would then have every right to cut off free-world access to West Berlin...
...wild dream" is the minds of several University administrators and a memorandum being circulated among directors of the Peace Corps become a reality, Harvard may help build and staff a high school in Western Nigeria by next year...
Coincidentally, a similar proposal was recently made to Peace Corps authorities in Washington. A field representative of the African-American Institute, Patrick Murphy, has circulated a memorandum written from Tanganyika discussing the feasibility of private agencies helping to establish schools in Africa...
...province, would gladly leave if they could. But Salazar recently forbade any white male between 18 and 45 to leave Angola, has sharply limited the export of funds out of Angola. At week's end, there were some signs of sanity in Portugal itself. In a public memorandum to Salazar, 61 leading Portuguese demanded drastic changes in the constitution to bring about a more democratic rule in the homeland-as the first step toward solving Portugal's smoldering colonial problems abroad...
...achieve greater rapport with responsible neutralists in the Afro-Asian bloc, by backing their resolutions on agenda issues instead of floating his own. The State Department talked of the new U.S. hope of helping to establish broad-based governments instead of strongmen in troubled areas. In a tough memorandum to West Germany, the U.S. warned all its traditional allies that they must bear a greater share in the burden of providing foreign aid to the world's have-not nations...