Senators To Hear Cuban Story In Secret Hearings
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and CIA head Allen Dulles agreed to testify next week before a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee on Latin America about U S involvement in the failed attempt to overthrow Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Bowles may also testify as Morse pushes a full inquiry.
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Kennedy Expansion Fails to Stall Senate Liberal Support
In Congress Kennedy won a narrow 44 to 42 vote on a coalition bid to back the administration plan. His victories grew from liberal Republicans backing key voting tests, even as House action on medical care for the elderly and education funding faced delays. Kennedy ordered executive actions on food stamps, veterans dividends, public works, mortgage rates, and a Peace Corps setup while avoiding civil rights bills in Congress.
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Kennedy frames diplomacy and military buildup in Cold War push
Kennedy expands alliances with Macmillan and Adenauer while backing revolutions in Africa and Asia. He backs self-government for Portuguese Angola at the UN, seeks broad foreign aid remodeling, and orders expanded guerrilla warfare capacity. Khrushchev’s ruthlessness and space and Cuba setbacks reshape U.S. resolve and nuclear talks.
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Astronauts Prepared With Low-Residue High-Energy Diet
In the days before launch the primary and backup astronaut are supervised during meals prepared by William Olson of Patrick Air Force Base hospital kitchen staff. Dolores explains the diet is low-residue and high-energy to minimize in-flight excretion and provide quick-burning energy.
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Kennedy and Western Effort in Southeast Asia Debate
The text discusses Kennedy’s view that intervention should pass through the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization and notes France and Britain's opposition. It mentions France’s prolonged fighting after World War II and doubts about a military operation’s success.
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Revenue Action Is Promised in North Carolina Legislature
Raleigh AP reports the General Assembly begins its fourth calendar month with leaders signaling action on revenue plans. Lt. Gov. Philpott predicts most of Gov. Sanford's 70 million dollar school improvement program will pass, while contentious tax bills await joint finance action. The week features a fast tracked courts improvement proposal and debates on small loan regulation and redistricting. House and Senate committees inch toward decisions as sessions resume Tuesday.
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Weather forecast for the Pacific Northwest to Great Lakes
Forecast calls for showers across the Pacific Northwest and northern Plains with scattered storms in the southern and central Plains. Upper Great Lakes and northern Rockies may see snow flurries with cooler temperatures, while Atlantic coast and northern Ohio Valley enjoy milder conditions.
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Kennedy Aide Visit Cites Southeast Asia Talks
President Kennedy arrives in Vientiane as top defense and state officials join a White House briefing. Attending are Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer, Adm. Arleigh Burke, Allen Dulles, Edward R. Murrow, budget chief David Bell, and other senior aides including Chester Bowles and Paul Nitze on a Southeast Asia tour.
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China Faces Drought Threats and Southern Floods
New China News Agency reports that after last year’s severe natural calamities the country confronts drought in the north and floods in the south, signaling renewed climate-related challenges across regions.
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GOP Senators Offer Revised Med Plan
liberal Republican senators study a revised plan to finance elderly medical care mainly through Social Security taxes. Javits' version aims to win GOP support by emphasizing administration by states, preventive care, and coverage for those 65 not in Social Security. Financing would rely on higher Social Security taxes with general revenues for non covered individuals, and an optional $90 annual government contribution for private insurance.
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