Kennedy Eyes Cautious Path After Cuban Crisis
Kennedy seeks restraint in Cold War handling of East West tensions while balancing French and Soviet positions. He weighs Polaris missile offers, Cuba policy, and potential Latin American trips as Moscow and Beijing challenge Western unity. The president expects careful action in 1963 amid Cuba’s ongoing fallout and shifts in global security.
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Avalanche Buries 14 Skiers In Yoho Park Tragedy
A large snow slide in Yoho National Park British Columbia buried 14 skiers Sunday in the Wilver Valley. One girl, Jean Sharp daughter of Vancouver superintendent of schools, was killed as others dug themselves free. The disaster comes amid rising NATO tension and debates over nuclear power in the alliance.
Major Intensity Quake Reported Across Regions
An earthquake with major intensity was recorded with two waves observed at 5 48 23 p m and 5 55 56 p m local time. Police sources said readings suggested Brunei rebels admitted training and potential implications for regional stability.
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Aid to Latins Gets High U.S. Priority
U S officials press the Latin American alliance as Kennedy seeks to bolster democratic reform and curb subversion after the October crisis. Leaders like Alberto Llera Canargo and Juscelino Kubitschek are to study changes to speed the alliance, while critiques warn extremism threatens the democratic process.
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Norstad to Leave NATO in Historic Hand Over
Paris AP Gen Lau ris Norstad will bow out as allied supreme commander in a brief ceremony near Paris handing over to Gen Lyman Lemnitzer after six crisis filled years. Norstad, 63, will retire from the U S armed forces ending a 36 year career then fly to the United States. He may assume a leadership role in industry or academia after retirement.
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Kennedy weighs early talks with De Gaulle over alliance budget
President Kennedy faces uncertainties about securing financial resources for the space program and the Alliance for Progress in Latin America. He considers an early meeting with De Gaulle to safeguard security aims while resisting potential dollar losses that could harm the US balance of payments and fiscal position. The administration notes Soviet secrecy versus US publicized goals and timelines.
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