Kennedy Gains In Popularity From Cuban Crisis Handling
Princeton December reports show President Kennedy recouping prior losses in personal popularity after his Cuba crisis decisions. Gallup polling indicates 74 percent approved of his job handling, up from 61 percent during the naval blockade period, marking the highest level since April. The national survey tracks monthly approval amid economic slump and Cuba tensions.
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