U S Greece policy split as Agnew sees progress
Vice President Agnew returns from a foreign trip praising Greece’s move toward representative government while the State Department warns of the military regime’s slow progress. Papadopoulos pledges democracy but offers no timetable, with martial law still in effect.
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Mission to Moscow explored by Norman Cousins in 1962
Norman Cousins reveals a December 1962 mission to Moscow linked to Pope John XXIII and Premier Nikita Khrushchev. The trip sought contacts between Rome and Moscow amid Cold War tensions and followed the Cuban missile crisis. Kennedy approved the voyage to avoid conflicting U.S. interests.
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