Role of U S in Cuban Uprising Still a Mystery
AP analysis notes the big question is the United States role in the Cuba invasion. President Kennedy denies military intervention though past promises and statements suggest potential support. Khrushchev cites U S training and arming of invaders while Kennedy deflects direct involvement and emphasizes no military intervention.
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Rusk Calls Cuban Action Not Major Invasion No. Resistance
Secretary of State Dean Rusk described this week's anti Castro Cuban operation as not a large invasion but a form of resistance likely to continue. He spoke aboard a plane en route to Atlanta as President Kennedy prepared remarks for the American Society of Newspaper Editors. He noted his Monday briefing that the affair did not resemble a full scale invasion and praised the Cuban fighters as courageous men aiding freedom in Cuba.
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Kennedy Addresses Newsmen On Cuban Crisis At ASNE
President Kennedy plans to address 600 editors at the American Society of Newspaper Editors meeting in Washington. He will reaffirm U S warning to Khrushchev that outside military interference in Cuba would trigger U S counteraction while offering moral support to Cuban patriots seeking freedom. He may outline how his administration would press negotiations if Laos cease fire stalls and U S support for anti-Castro forces continues.
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St Philomena Namesakes May Retain Name
Vatican decree allows girls named after Philomena to keep the name but requires churches named for her in the United States to be renamed. Philomena was venerated as a martyr though she was never formally canonized. the Sacred Congregation of Rites ruled she had been venerated in error.
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UN seeks vote on Cuban crisis resolutions at UN General Assembly
Delegates expect committee today to back a Mexican resolution calling for ending aid to Cuban rebels and a seven nation Latin American proposal for a peaceful Cuba United States settlement. Supporters say a two thirds vote is uncertain while Britain and Canada back the Latin American plan and condemn outside meddling.
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UN Declares Mauritania and Mongolia Qualified for Membership
The General Assembly approved 48 to 13 a resolution backing Mauritania and Outer Mongolia for UN membership. Security Council vetoes and past rejections block rapid admission. Soviet Union favors Mongolia while Mauritania faces prolonged council delays.
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Cuban airliner lands at Bermuda airbase
A Cuban airliner owned by Cas tro regime landed early today at Kindley Field Bermuda shared by the Air Force and commercial airlines. Swiss gov says about 20 Americans arrested in Hawai i including three journalists. no names released. Eight Methodist pastors killed in the Angola civil war per the Methodist Board of Missions.
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Navy Cancels Florida Exercise After Kennedy Absence
The Navy canceled a planned weekend off Florida coast exercise after the White House said President Kennedy would not attend. The event, near Cuba, was to include flight and anti submarine drills aboard the carrier Independence. White House aide Pierre Salinger cited press of business as the reason for the cancellation.
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Weather Notes Warm Temperatures Dominate
The forecast says temperatures stay warm with a pleasant feel. Tonight will dip into the 40s and continue into tomorrow. Friday expects partly cloudy skies and a rise in temps with possible scattered thunder showers by night. Yesterday reached a high of 58 at 4 15 pm and an overnight low of 34 at 6 am.
Chuckle: You’ll Never Get Bad Temper by Losing It
A humorous quip notes that losing one’s temper does not cure ill temper and may worsen situations. The brief joke contrasts calm behavior with the urge to vent, suggesting patience as the wiser course.
Questioning Castro Victory Pronouncement Sparks Uncertainty
Miami AP reports doubt over Fidel Castro's health and leadership after a Havana victory proclamation. Guerrilla holdouts and a shifting power dynamic with the Communist leadership raise questions about Castro's presence and the regime's direction amid calls for peace and exile pressures.
Kennedy tax plan aims to spur growth and jobs in 1962
President Kennedy sent Congress a broad tax package to modernize U.S. business and create about 300000 jobs. The plan includes a business investment tax credit, stricter limits on expense accounts, withholding on dividends and interest, and repeal of special tax treatment for dividends, with revenue effects offset by other measures.
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