2nd General Lyman L. Lemnitzer takes command of NATO in Europe.

4th The United Arab Republic says it will not move its troops from Yemen.

5th The military junta in Peru suspends constitutional guarantees and arrests alleged communist agitators and their leaders.

8th Brazil votes to establish a strong presidency for Joao Goulart.

10th. Tshombe abandons his scorched earth policy and submits to the UN Force in Katanga.

13th President Sylvanus Olympio of Togo is shot and killed by unknown assassins.

14th De Gaulle of France vetoes Britain's entry into the European Economic Community.

20th Turkey approves U.S. plans to substitute Polaris submarines for Turkish missile bases.

22nd The Franco-German treaty of cooperation is signed in Paris by Adenauer and de Gaulle.

27th Results of Iran's national referendum show voter approval for the Shah's reforms.

29th EEC talks in Brussels end in failure; de Gaulle's veto of Britain's entry stands.

1st The Soviet Union and France sign a pact to expand trade by a third during 1963-5.

3rd France sends its Chief of Staff to Madrid to negotiate closer military ties. Vice Chancellor Erhard of West Germany criticizes EEC rejection of Britain.

6th The Canadian Parliament sets national elections for April and is dissolved after voting twice against the Diefenbaker governnment.

21st Giovanni Battista Montini, Archbishop of Milan, is elected pope and becomes Paul VI.

24th Zanzibar begins internal self-government.

1st Portugal passes for eventually integrating its Afro-Asian territories into the nation, with the escudo as the sole unit of currency.

6th City officials of Albany, Ga., revoke all segregation ordinances.

7th Poland and West Germany sign a three-year agreement for trade expansion.

8th Ba'athist army officers overthrow the Syrian government in a bloodless coup.

16th General Chung Hee Park withdraws his promise for summer elections in South Korea.

19th France conducts an underground nuclear test in the Algerian Sahara.

30th U.S. officials are instructed to prevent raids on Cuban shipping from U.S. territory.

31st The 144-day New York newspaper strike ends.

6th Chung Hee Park announces fall elections for South Korea, with himself as a candidate.

9th Pope John XXIII addresses the encyclical Pacem in Terris to "all men of gopd will."

12th Martin Luther King is arrested during a Birmingham anti-segregation march.

22nd Lester B. Pearson becomes Prime Minister of Canada, succeeding John Diefenbaker.

23rd William L. Moore, alone on a "freedom walk" to Mississippi, is found slain In Alabama.

27th Premier Castro of Cuba arrives in the Soviet Union for a month's visit.

28th At an emergency session of the OAS, Dominica charges Haiti with aggression.

2nd The Evian accords between France and Algeria are revised to eliminate nuclear testing in the Sahara desert.

10th The $230,000 Baizan peace prize is presented in Rome to Pope John XXIII.

16th Maj. L. Gordon Cooper lands safely after completing a 22-orbit space flight.

24th U.S. Senators ask that a treaty banning atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests be offered to the Soviet Union.

25th The meeting of independent African states in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, ends with the forming of the Organization of African Unity.

1st Jomo Kenyatta is sworn in as the first prime minister of Kenya.

3rd John XXIII dies in Rome.

5th British War Secretary John Profumo resigns.

9th Fernando Belaunde Terry is elected president of Peru, to succeed the military junta.

10th President Kennedy speaks at American University urging efforts to ban nuclear weapons testing and to reduce world tensions.

11th The UN Security Council votes approval of the Yemeni peace-keeping operation..

16th Israeli Premier David Ben-Gurion resigns.

17th Bolivia formally withdraws from the OAS Council over a border dispute with Chile.

19th Two Soviet cosmonauts land after twin orbits; Bykovsky made 81 orbits during nearly five days and Tereshkova, the first woman in space, made 48 orbits in almost three days.

24th The U.S. Senate ratifies the partial nuclear test ban treaty.

25th A military coup deposes President Bosch in the Dominican Republic.

2nd President Kennedy is received by Pope Paul VI in Rome.

6th In British Guiana, the Trade Unions Council accepts a compromise settlement ending an 11-week general strike.

8th Foreign Minister Spaak of Belgium visits Khrushchev and discusses nuclear testing.

9th Delegates from Malaya, Singapore, Sabah, and Sarawak sign an agreement to establish the Federation of Malaysia.

11th President Arosemena of Ecuador is ousted by a military coup.

19th Premier Khrushchev attacks Communists who favor nuclear war and accuses the Chinese of trying to overthrow Soviet leadership.

20th The Common Market nations and their 18 African associates sign a five-year agreement to liberalize trade and aid.

24th Guatemala severs diplomatic relations with Britain because of scheduled self-government for British Honduras, which Guatemala claims.

25th The United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union initial a test ban agreement in Moscow prohibiting nuclear testing on land, in space, and under water.

26th Syncom II, the first synchronous satellite, is successfully orbited at Cape Canaveral.

31St Arturo Illia is elected president of Argentina to succeed Jose Maria Guido.

5th A partial nuclear test ban treaty is signed in Moscow by Britain, the Soviet Union, and the United States.

6th De Gaulle rejects a U.S. offer for a nuclear striking force for France in exchange for his signature on the test ban treaty.

8th A masked gang robs a Glasgow-to-London mail train of about $2.8 million.

27th A four-party coalition led by Premier John Lyng takes office in Norway.

28th Bolivian tin miners release foreign hostages and end their 15 day strike.

3rd Vice President Johnson arrives in Stockholm on a visit to the Scandinavian countries.

15th A bomb explodes in a Birmingham, Ala., church, killilng four Negro girls.

16th Canada agrees to sell $500 million worth of wheat to the Soviet Union.

18th Protesting Malaysia's formation, Jakarta mobs sack the British embassy in Indonesia.

11th The United States recognizes the new Ba'athist government of Iraq.

14th Harold Wilson is elected leader of Britain's Labour party to succeed Hugh Gaitskell.

15th French extremists are arrested and accused of a plot to assassinate de Gaulle.

25th Prime Minister Nehru of India refuses to recognize the Sino-Pakistan agreement fixing the Kashmir-Sinkiang border.

3rd Gambia attains internal self-government.

9th A landslide into a lake behind the Vajont Dam causes a dam break that destroys Longarone, Italy, and kills 2,000 people.

13th Hurricane Flora destroys farms and villages in Cuba and Haiti, killing thousands.

16th The Common Market and the United States agree to arbitration of the "chicken war." Ludwig Erhard succeeds Konrad Adenauer as Chancellor of West Germany.

26th Yugoslav President Tito ends a six-week visit to South America, the United States, and United Nations headquarters.

30th The AEC releases an underground nuclear explosion to investigate detection possibifities.

31st The UN observer team. in Yemen is told to remain there until Jan. 4, 1964.

12th Governor Rockefeller says he will seek the Republican presidential nomination.

18th Prince Sihanouk of Cambodia rejects further U.S. economic and mifitary aid.

22nd Lee Harvey Oswald is arrested.

27th President Johnson urges Congress to act on civil rights and the tax cuts.

29th Chief Justice Warren agrees to lead a commission charged with investigating the assassination of President Kennedy and the killing of Oswald.

1St Raul Leone is elected President of Venezuela despite threats of leftist terrorists.

4th Pope Paul VI announces he will visit the Middie East in January.

9th Chairman Khrushchev announces the diversion of Soviet resources to expansion in chemicals as well as in agricultural and consumer goods.

l0th Zanzibar becomes an independent nation.

14th Premier Chou En-lai of China arrives in the United Arab Republic to begin an extensive tour of African States.

16th Zanzibar and Kenya become the 112th and 113th members of the United Nations.

27th West German Chancellor Erhard goes to the United States to see President Johnson.