Kennedy Sees Laos Crisis Test of East West Coexistence
President Kennedy warned that peaceable coexistence and Southeast Asia security may hinge on events in Laos as Communists threaten Laotian independence. He cited troop moves in Thailand, planned Moscow talks, and urged pace on nuclear test ban talks while signaling domestic tax cut prospects.
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Congress crackdown on junkets approved for next session
House Administration Committee backs a bill to curb junkets by lawmakers, extending foreign travel rules to Congress, requiring public expense filings and banning post adjournment trips by sitting members not facing reelection.
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Cuba Ransom Ship Delayed Amid Red Cross Standoff
A reported Cuban ransom ship faces delays as Red Cross hostquarters demand safe passage for a crew believed to carry drugs medical supplies and food to Marana refugees. The sixth is cited as a proposed arrival date to facilitate exchanges.
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Millionaire Jewels Stolen In New York Burglary Case
Alfred Madsen, a 21-year-old welder with a flair for lock picking, pleaded guilty to stealing jewels valued near 1 million from midtown hotels including the Pierre. The Selznick jewels alone were worth about 400,000, with seven thousand dollars paid to Madsen by fences. Few gems recovered, feared broken up for resale through underworld channels.
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Kennedy Defends Cuba Policy Amid Calls for War
President Kennedy challenged critics arguing for war over Cuba and said the United States has taken all feasible actions against Castro while stressing diplomatic isolation in the hemisphere. Exiles and strategic options were debated as Nixon and Keating offered contrasting views.
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