Uncertainty Clouding Adlai Stevenson's U.N. Ambassadorship
Washington analyzes the fate of Adlai E. Stevenson as Kennedy’s U.N. envoy amid doubts of White House backing and possible opposition within NSC circles. The debated Cuba blockade policy and Bartlett Alsop reporting fuel speculation on his role and loyalty to the President.
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Weaver Expects Anti Bias Order To Cover All Financed Housing
Housing Administrator Robert C. Weaver says enforcement will rely on conference persuasion and conciliation. He notes the order may expand to cover conventionally financed homes beyond FHA and VA loans, which account for 15 to 20 percent of total financing.
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Families Return To Guantanamo Evacuation Reversal Planned
Navy wives and children evacuated from Guantanamo Bay during the Cuban missile crisis will be allowed to return soon, according to informed sources. About 2,800 dependents were rushed back to the United States on October 22 as President Kennedy announced naval quarantine of arms shipments to Cuba.
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East German Leader Ulbricht Signals Soft Berlin Policy
East German Communist chief Walter Ulbricht advocates flexible negotiations to normalize relations between East and West Germany. In a Cottbus speech published in Neues Deutschland he envisions living together of the two German states. Polish leader Gomulka also tones down calls for a Western troop withdrawal.
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Finch and Tregoff Seek Fourth Trial in Wife's Slaying
An appellate court weighs a request for a new trial for Dr. Bernard Finch and his former partner Carol Tregoff after convictions for the fatal shooting of Finch's wife Barbara. Finch is serving life for first degree murder, Tregoff is imprisoned for second degree murder. Attorneys argue jury handling in the second trial tainted verdicts and that the third trial violated double jeopardy.
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