Kennedy signals slow progress on civil rights and tax bills
President Kennedy indicated congressional action on civil rights and tax legislation is unlikely this year and may require a long debate if carried into next year. He left room for possible midterm action on taxes while noting other agendas, and summarized broader foreign policy and domestic accountability topics amid questions on Vietnam and cabinet ethics.
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Exiled Iraqi Baath leaders back in flux over return
In Beirut a split within Iraqs Baath Socialists triggers exile of eight leaders. Saadi hints at return from Spain and plans to travel to Damascus. Baghdad reports suggest shifts in support, with Saadi favored and Aref possibly stepping down.
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