McGowan retires as National Guard Bureau chief in Washington
Maj. Gen. Donald W McGowan ends nearly five decades of service after leading the National Guard Bureau since 1955. He will be succeeded by Maj. Gen. Winston P Wilson. McGowan, turning 70, served in World War I with the 29th Division and in WWII with the 102nd Mechanized Cavalry, fighting from D Day through Brittany Belgium and Holland.
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Report on JFK Tito Meeting Denied and Hirohito Speech
Reports say Kennedy plans with Tito were denied by White House sources while Khrushchev renews outreach to Yugoslavia. Emperor Hirohito, at Nasu, vowed to work for Japan and international goodwill in a news conference.
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Kennedy urges Senate restore aid cuts to foreign policy
President Kennedy pressed the Senate to restore House cuts in the 4.5 billion foreign aid request, warning that unless restored the cuts of about 585 million threaten U S commitments in Latin America and Asia. He argued the alliance for progress and military aid would be endangered if the reductions remained. Clay and Bell backed Kennedy’s stance, saying the House action went too far. The scene unfolded at the Cape Cod White House with newsreel cameras rolling.
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