Kennedy backs Monnet as Europe unity drive gains U S support
President Kennedy praises Jean Monnet at a Freedom House dinner, endorsing European unity and Britain’s entry into the Common Market despite De Gaulle’s stance. George Ball criticizes De Gaulle’s nostalgic push, while Paris approves suspending Brussels talks and referring Britain’s entry to the Common Market executive committee for now.
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New Cuban Buildup Probed Amid White House Briefing
May 1961 reports recount a White House briefing where Adlai Stevenson warned of UN implications if actions were public. Florida editors Gore and six others pressed for off the record clarity. Senate figures Smathers Lausche Morse Goldwater called for hearings and investigation into Cuban military construction and Soviet aircraft nearby.
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