Diplomats see Cuban crisis shaping east west ties
British French and West German diplomats say the Cuban crisis produced learning between Washington and Moscow. Kennedy and Khrushchev now recognize greater power and shared nonalignment on basic interests. Yet they caution that thaw may not arrive soon despite positive signs and the Soviets unhanded their nuclear missiles from Cuba.
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Dominican Leader Bosch Seeks Quiet Victory in First Free Dominican Election
Juan Bosch, author-politician who led the Dominican presidential race, uses a sharp pen to expose dictatorship and a soft tongue to win support from the poor. He leads unofficial returns by about 300,000 votes over rival Dr. Viriato Fiallo as official tallies await. Bosch vows a welfare program with cooperatives and lower prices, while denying ties to Cuba or the Soviet Union.
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World and national briefs mixed across continents
A mosaic of AP dispatches notes changes in colonial budgets, crime prevention in Paris, fashioning of Hungary's youth press, archaeology in Stockholm, a Japanese currency error, seizure of Mexican Christmas trees, a Soviet space plan, Khrushchev’s Yugoslavia visit, British royal travel, and Christmas-themed place names across the United States.
Leftist Ousted In Senegal Crisis After Assembly Clash
A political crisis in Senegal saw pro West President Leopold Senghor assume control while loyal troops ringed the National Administrative building in Dakar where Premier Mamadou Dia, labeled outlaw, was believed to be hiding. Dia had sent police to disperse a National Assembly meeting over a censure vote against his government, violating the constitution.
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Pope appeals anew for peace and Christian unity
Vatican dispatch reports Pope John XXIII urging peace among men and Christian unity in his Christmastide message broadcast from the Vatican. He pivots on just peace as prerequisite to happiness and world stability, while noting Italy’s launching of a 6000 ton missile cruiser Caio Duilio near the Bay of Naples in a related naval update.
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