Summit meet could heighten East West tension
President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev may meet with high stakes as talks on banning nuclear tests stall and Cuba looms. Kennedy seeks to persuade Moscow to ease its stance while warning against misreading Western resolve. Space and Laos issues add to a broad agenda amid Khrushchev’s confident posture. The outcome could either ease or intensify global strain.
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Rural cooperative plan to pool farm resources
Rural development leaders urged a new type of cooperative to pool credit and coordinate projects across farms. Clyde Ellis of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association pitched a rural development cooperative with authority to marshal government funds and build local infrastructure. Norman Clapp warned that weak rural income slows recovery and urged coordinated action to map markets and inventory communities for potential opportunities.
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