Kennedy Addresses West Point Cadets On Military Power
President Kennedy spoke at West Point class day urging cadets to deter wars as well as fight and win them. He warned military force has limits and called for understanding the nuclear age while stressing responsibility to protect vital interests and seek peace through deterrence. He noted wars since WWII vary widely and warned against relying on mass retaliation alone. He praised the cadets as they received diplomas and left for Washington from Stewart Air Force Base.
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Cyprus
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Rain Ends Drought Worries Brightens Early Season
Rainfall soaks fields easing drought fears for farmers. Heavy steady showers yesterday continued into morning, bringing hope for crops and market gardeners as the rain gradually lessened and sun appeared later, though depth was not enough to hurt young plants.
Nixon easy winner in California governor race
In California 1962 primaries Nixon and Brown poised to face each other. Nixon defeated Assemblyman Joseph Shell with about a 2 to 1 margin, sweeping populous areas. Brown secured the Democratic nomination with a strong vote nearly matching Nixon Shell combined total, signaling solid party support. Republican incumbents and party figures secured renomination, with John Birch Society ties noted among several candidates.
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Tanner Gow
John Lodge
Horace Seely-Brown
Vivien Kellem
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Eisenhower
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Welfare
Abraham Ribicot
Frisk Kowalski Jr
D-Day Risks Stay Johnson Speech At Air Force Academy
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson said the challenges ahead rival the Normandy invasion, noting that Americans stand ready in Europe and the Far East. He cited Thai deployment last month and warned of impatience for reform and growth as he addressed commencement at the U S Air Force Academy.
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Connecticut GOP Picks Alsop After Long Hartford Fight
Connecticut Republicans chose John Alsop an insurance executive and brother of Stewart and Joseph Alsop as their gubernatorial nominee after a grueling eight ballot convention in Hartford. Edwin J May trailed by two votes and signaled a possible primary challenge. The convention also debated Senate and at large seats with former Gov John Lexige as a leading contender for the Senate race.
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School Board Moves to Close Buildings and Cut Pay
The School Committee voted in an executive session to slash 341000 from the 1962-53 budget, closing Potter and Tonomy Schools, eliminating kindergartens, cancelling summer and night schools, and cutting athletic programs and teacher pay raises. Whittcomb warned the cuts leave the system near state competition levels and may trigger court action over budget powers.
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DeGaulle Hints General May Escape Execution
President Charles de Gaulle hinted he might spare ex-General Jouhaud, leader of the secret army, amid Algeria tensions. A cabinet spokesman said Jouhaud’s appeal for clemency faced review. de Gaulle could commute the sentence if it served national interests. Dawn found no execution announced and Jouhaud’s plea appealed to General Salan to halt violence.
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Red Bloc Seeks Solutions to Economic Woes and Common Market Influence
Soviet bloc leaders gathered in Moscow to map responses to domestic economic woes and the growing power of the Western European Common Market. Attendees included seven East European premiers and party chiefs, with observers from Mongolia and Red China. Albania was omitted amid tensions with Moscow. Food production lags behind industry across the bloc, while weather and harvest risks threaten crops. The meeting weighs the Common Market’s sway on Czechoslovakia and allied economies and questions private enterprise versus central planning.
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AMA clarifies stance in King-Anderson social care clash
The American Medical Association rejects being on trial and says it did not oppose Social Security before enactment. Kennedy challenged the AMA to set the record straight in a dispute over King-Anderson medical care for the aged. Larson denies historic opposition and defends the bill's trial status.
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East Germany admits food shortages as targets miss
Berlin report says the Communist party faced a front page admission of shortfalls in milk and meat production across East Germany amid a Moscow summit on economic woes. Neues Deutschland cited Karl Marx Stadt failing to meet a half liter milk target while Erfurt Halle Magdeburg and other districts lagged, with meat production below plan in several cities.
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