Tito Talks to Russ Hails K on Cuba and Cuba policy
In Moscow Yugoslav leader Tito addressed the Supreme Soviet, praising Khrushchev’s Cuba policy while criticizing Western and Red China positions. Gromyko urged settlement of the Cuban crisis and warned against misreading Soviet U.S. cooperation. Both leaders hailed closer Yugoslavia Russia ties and reaffirmed efforts to improve relations.
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JFK Pushes for Tax Cut Early in 63
President Kennedy advocates moving ahead with a tax cut early next year while Congress, led by Ways and Means, weighs whether to adopt it. Secretary Mills suggests no quick tax cut but allows possible passage of a 1963 bill, though retroactivity to Jan 1 1963 is opposed. A White House meeting followed without clear agreement.
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Kennedy endorses Stevenson amid Cuban crisis talk
President Kennedy again endorsed U N ambassador Stevenson saying he renders distinguished service at the United Nations and denied administration leaks suggesting Stevenson favored appeasement during the Cuban crisis The press conference touched on Nassau talks with Macmillan and the need for instant Kremlin communications while Kennedy commented on boycotts and the Rover nuclear rocket project.
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U S moves to penalize ships tied to Cuba trade
United States officials report direct verification of weapon removal remains essential and safeguards against reintroduction. Khrushchev in Moscow urged closing gaps with the United States on Cuba while Kennedy noted no new Soviet policy shifts. Talks in New York between U S and Soviet negotiators narrowed remaining differences as reconnaissance flights continue and Russia has withdrawn 42 missiles and 42 bombers.
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Rhodes Scholarship Competitors Named in California
Rhodes regional picks Stan Sanders of Whittier College and Willard Scot Thompson of Stanford University were named California’s reps. They join 12 others to vie for four Rhodes seats at Caltech competition Saturday. Also notes legal classified ad for cordless hearing aids at Hearing Center in Long Beach with contact numbers.
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