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4 The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore. Thun., July IB, 1963 Kennedy Still Has Hope For Test Ban Treaty Agreement WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi dent Kennedy ays he is not at all certain the dispute between Russia and Red China has passed tne point 01 no return. Quite obviously there are strong indications of pressure, he said at a news conference Wednesday, but premature opin- Ions would be foolish "because history has shown that they are frequently reversed." The President was cautiously optimistic on tne poiRiDiiiiy 01 reaching at least a limited nu clear test ban agreement with Russia and aaid this should be possible if at all without summit meetine. He added, however, that he would be ready to consider a ses . aion with Soviet Premier Nikita , Khrushchev if the "situation" be came auch that it was "essential to the making of an effective agreement." Kennedy sought to reassure IT S. ennaressmen and NATO al lies that the American mission negotiating with the Russians and ' ' British in Moscow would not make any secret deals or fatal . concessions. He noted that . any test ban agreement which might emerge from the Moscow negotiations being carried on by tinder Secre tary of State W. Averell Harrl- man would have to be approved by the senate. rm. X' A Tn A 11 in . VHBilii ,A ' l lie arws iujkdi uvuucn; auu- ed, could be certain no deals af fecting their "righto and Inter ests" would be made in Moscow and they would be fully filled in on any discussion or European subjects which might be going on there. This obviously meant the Unit cd States would not give Khrush chev any assurance, one way or the other, on the non-aggression pact between NATO and the Communist Warsaw Pact coun tries which the Soviet leader wants. Kennedy said the first three davs of the Moscow talks had been "businesslike" and he was "still hopeful" of securing a test ban treaty, at least one prohibit ing atmospheric, land and under , water blasts which can be de : tcctcd afar without on-site Inspection. Barry Nixes NAR Debate NEW YORK (UPI) -The gov ernor of New York said yes, but the senator from Arliona declined the offer on grounds that it might contribute to disunity in tne Re publican party, And so Gov. Nelson A. Rock feller and Sen. . Barry Goldwater will not be swapping opinions in what now ranks as one of the na tion's most popular political aide shows: The television debate. At least not for a while. The two leading contenders for the 1964 GOP presidential nomina tion were invited by the Columbia Broadcasting System to spend an hour of air time discussing one of their favorite subjects: The role of the Republican party In next year's election. The first response Wednesday came from Goldwater'a office, which aald the senator "does not intend to engage in any television programs or other activity which will have the effect of contributing to disunity in the Republican party." The telegram turning down the invitation wai aigned by Tony Smith, Goldwaters press secretary, Later In the day it waa learned that Rockefeller and Goldwater, known to be in disagreement on many party issues, can't even agree on how they might disagree. Rockefeller, expressing regrets because Goldwater declined the offer to debate, said he felt such a television exchange would help rather than harm the Republicans. - should be glad to participate in such a duscussion and am sorry that Sen. Goldwater has de clined," Rockefeller said In his reply to CBS. "I feel public dis cussion is a good thing," F HERE'S A DIG "STOREFUL" OF EXCITING BUYS. 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