Cuban Rebellion Advances and Falls in Cuba's Struggle
A recap of the Cuban revolt tied to Fidel Castro from the 1950s, detailing early 1953 attacks, exile-led campaigns, the 1956 landing on Oriente, and battles around Santiago de Cuba, Santa Clara, and Havana as the movement grew and Batista's regime weakened with a military junta taking over.
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New Year Outlook Sees Economic Prosperity Ahead
Secretary Lewis Strauss forecasts 1959 gains surpassing 1958 peak as economy improves. He cites higher employment, record 1958 GNP, and a coming decade of prosperity driven by population growth and technological progress. Fire losses rise to $1.305 billion with 11,500 deaths in 1958 in U S and Canada.
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Eisenhower urges Berlin talks with Soviet Union
President Eisenhower tells Khrushchev and Voroshilov in a cable reply that it is crucial the Soviets pursue a peaceful Berlin solution. He notes their January message and calls for discussions within the broader German and European security framework. The exchange follows Berlin tensions after Khrushchev's Nov move. The president spends New Year’s at Gettysburg home and reports feeling fine.
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Russia
Wesern
East Germany
United States
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