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Will Nehru replace now tarnished. Macmillan in backstage liaison between the Kremlin and the White House? Washington diplomatic sources believe it’s in the cards. . . . East German refugee flow doubled since Summit breakdown. . . . Usually well-informed German news magazine Per Spiegel claims American U-2s had mapped virtually” every square centimeter of the USSR” by the time of the Powers mission…. Worker now finds CIA chief Allen Dulles, like his friend Konrad Adenauer, a fascist at heart. The reasoning: in the twenties Dulles was associated with Schroeder Bank interests which financed Ruhr industrialists who in turn financed the Nazi party, etc.

Did Jack Kennedy make a deal with Southern wing of his party? According to persistent rumors, Kennedy promised that if elected he will choose his Attorney General—who handles Civil Rights enforcement—from a list of candidates submitted by Southern Democrats. . . . A bust, the Jacob Javits for Vice President trial balloon. . . . GOP party pros startled by grassroots talk (surely a joke, say the pros uneasily) of a Goldwater-Rockefeller ticket. . . . Jackie Robinson, in New York Post columns, no less, indicates he may vote for Nixon in November after Nixon has been “freed” from “conservative, go-slow policies of the present occupant of the White House.”

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Will Nehru replace now tarnished. Macmillan in backstage liaison between the Kremlin and the White House? Washington diplomatic sources believe it’s in the cards. . . . East German refugee flow doubled since Summit breakdown. . . . Usually well-informed German news magazine Per Spiegel claims American U-2s had mapped virtually” every square centimeter of the USSR” by the time of the Powers mission…. Worker now finds CIA chief Allen Dulles, like his friend Konrad Adenauer, a fascist at heart. The reasoning: in the twenties Dulles was associated with Schroeder Bank interests which financed Ruhr industrialists who in turn financed the Nazi party, etc.

Did Jack Kennedy make a deal with Southern wing of his party? According to persistent rumors, Kennedy promised that if elected he will choose his Attorney General—who handles Civil Rights enforcement—from a list of candidates submitted by Southern Democrats. . . . A bust, the Jacob Javits for Vice President trial balloon. . . . GOP party pros startled by grassroots talk (surely a joke, say the pros uneasily) of a Goldwater-Rockefeller ticket. . . . Jackie Robinson, in New York Post columns, no less, indicates he may vote for Nixon in November after Nixon has been “freed” from “conservative, go-slow policies of the present occupant of the White House.”