Welensky Standing Firm; WELENSKY IS FIRM ON RHODESIAN AIM
Welensky holds independence possible but not immediately likely, D Middleton int
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Welensky holds independence possible but not immediately likely, D Middleton int
Smith asks Kennedy to withdraw apptmt because of Swiss objections; Kennedy accedes
5 major lines issue return-to-work ultimatum; Western bars no-reprisal pledge; engineers refuse to return pending bd study; Goldberg again denies ruling applies to other lines; lines put losses at $1.5 million a day
Hammarskjold reptdly seeks 6,000 more troops to bring force to about 20,000; Loliki circulates lr protesting some parts of resolution
Rayburn bloc on Rules Com scores 2 test victories but is embarrassed by having to block legis; Smith comments
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22 -- President Kennedy has sent a personal message to Premier Khrushchev expressing hope for an improvement in United States-Soviet relations.
Pres Kennedy reptdly sought services of French Amb to GB Chauvel's chef Bui Van Han for White House; press sec Salinger comments; Mme Chauvel 'shocked'; Bui Van Han illus
holds 1st news conf
Theobald names com to study rearranging 12 yrs of educ; 4-4-4 plan possible; group in Carson City, Mich, to observe nongraded program; Educ Facilities Labs gives funds
G Carvalho Barroso named Petrobras pres
Prime Min Welensky reptdly studies declaring Fed independence to block Brit plan for Const reform in N Rhodesia
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