Cuba Berlin Deal Debate Shapes Kennedy Campaign
The Cuba crisis stands as a central campaign issue as Democrats push for a firm U S stance. Senate leaders and Secretary Rusk deny any Cuba Berlin deal while Republicans plan to leverage the crisis to critique Kennedy policy. Sen Mansfield and Sen Keating clash over the alleged deal, urging a stronger U S position and unified action.
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Eisenhower and Kennedy Hold White House Talks
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower met with President John F. Kennedy at the White House for a two hour discussion on world trouble spots. Salinger offered few details while reporters noted a Cuba angle but were not confirmed. Eisenhower flew by helicopter from Gettysburg for the luncheon and returned there afterward.
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Polish farm in Bogdanow mirrors postwar land shifts
In Bogdanow near Wroclaw a state farm on 46 hectares runs 700 cattle with 36 workers. The estate, once a German baron’s manor, was seized after 1945 and turned into a Communist subsidized venture. Poles filled the area, preserving village life. Indians? No. The piece notes a broader Polish tragedy and territorial gains after the war, framing land reform and national memory.
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Reds lose first round in peace conference plan
In Berlin, Moscow faces a setback as Egypt Yugoslavia and Indonesia decline to commit to a Russian led East German peace conference. Western diplomacy signals dampen hope for a broad international forum and hint at renewed Soviet salami tactics in Berlin.
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De Gaulle seeks vote reform
Paris officials report President de Gaulle plans constitutional reform to allow a direct popular vote for the presidency. He will present Oct. 2 and seek a referendum later in October, with a Sept. 18 national address outlining dates and the aim to curb extreme candidates. Government insiders say he will not seek reelec tion.
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Dulles accused by Hartke over Cuba invasion claim
Indiana Democrat Senator Hartke released in a book with John M. Redding that former CIA chief Allen Dulles misled President Kennedy about a Cuban invasion. Dulles declined to comment, while the work defends Kennedy and calls him a capable leader.
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Nine States Hold Primaries Across Nation
United Press International reports nine states vote today led by a showdown to replace a retiring senator in New Hampshire. Arizona Colorado Minnesota Rhode Island Utah Vermont Washington Wisconsin and New Hampshire feature competitive GOP and Democratic contests with incumbents unopposed in several races.
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