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Berlin 'Strategy'
Reviewed By Rusk
WASHINGTON (/P) The United States began yesterday
a strategy review to decide what course to follow next in
seeking a peaceful settlement of the Berlin crisis.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk called in top aides to a
working lunch, among them Asst. Secretary Foy Kohler,
Soviet affairs expert Charles Boh-
len. and the U.S. amba:;sadors
from Moscow and Bonn.
The two envoys Llewellyn
Thompsoic from Moscow and Wal-
ter C. Dowling from Bonn—are U.S. informants said the Ken
in Washington especially for a re-' reedy-Gromyko get-together last
view of the so far unsuccessful Friday produced no progress, in
U.S. effort to see whether the So the U.S. probe to see whether the
viets will offer acceptable termsiKremlin is willing to negotiate on
for Fast-West negotiation on Ger-it e m s acceptable to the \Vest.
many. The ambassadors are ex -I What action the West would
peeled to return to their posts'adopt next depends on the out
late this week, come of the studies now under
At midafternoon Kohler met ~ vav, White said.
with envoys Ir o m Britain. Kennedy and Rusk were report-
France and West Germany to ed interested in continuing the
trade ideas on future alterna- (sounding out operation with the
lives on the Berlin issue.
of!
with Thompson possibly
These meetings were part oV continuing in Moscow the explor
what State Department press of - !:story talks started with Gromyko
ficer Lincoln White described as here.
"a further study and analysis" of; According to this line of think
the just-concluded conversations; ing, a basis for settlement with
held by President Kennedy an&the Reds can be found if the ef-
Ruslc with Soviet Foreign Minister,' fort is pressed long and patiently.
1
Andrei A. Gromyko. And the chances of shooting
U.S. diplomats awaited with ;breaking out are being reduced
interest the outcome of the next ;while the talks are under way,
Gromyke, discussion with a White said.
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British Cabinet
Shake-Up Made
By Macmillan
LONDON (AP) Prime Minis
ter Harold Macmillan shifted two
powerful British ministers—fain
Macleod and R. A. Butler—to new
posts in the most spectacular cab
inet shake-up since Suez.
Macleod, 47, moved out asl
colonial secretary—a post he has!
filled for two years. His liberal'
African policies had drawn fire'
from white settler leaders and the
right wing of his own Conserva-,
tive party. Later, when he seemed
to back-pedal, Negro leaders
,torned on him.
Macmillan gave him instead
the chairmanship of the Con
servative party and made him
leader of the House of Commons,
both vastly influential but do
mestic posts.
Butler, 59, gave way to Macleod
as Conservative party and leader
of Commons. He stayed on as
home secretary in charge of in
ternal affairs. Butler also moved
in as Macmillan's special assist
ant with authority to supervise
Britain's bid to join Europe's
Common Market.
There is i;uspicion that both
men have been kicked upstairs.
141acmillan coupled these shifts
in the party hierarchy With 10 oth
er ministerial changes.
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