Venezuela presses toward violent election amid Castro links
In Caracas, Venezuela faces a likely violent presidential race as four candidates campaign, with a fifth joining next month. Betancourt governs while banning Communists, seeks emergency laws, and faces pressure from Castro-backed forces. Diplomats warn any successor must be strong to sustain democracy.
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Recognize These Cooks by Cecily Brownstone
A humorous portrait of five kitchen types The Prima Donna Budgeteer Laggard Experimenter and The Perfect Hostess. Also notes Johnny Longden as the last rider to win horse racing's triple crown in 1943 with Count Fleet.
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Khrushchev Signals Change in Nuclear Talks
Washington AP reporter John M. Hightower notes Khrushchev may join Kennedy and Macmillan in pushing a new effort to break the nuclear test ban stalemate. Skeptical U.S. officials doubt Moscow’s long history, but two facts are clear: a Moscow meeting with Western reps after Red Chinese delegates arrive, and Khrushchev’s six month opposition to the talks.
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