G · v , .. lin ton c a l on L ro to cut hi. ties with Co uni m. T U 11 it e d • t 1 _ es - in a paper p ub 1 i ah e d thit1 evening - r; lso romisin · to up ort any democr a tic government established in Cuba - chargin 0 that ~astro and his follo ers h u ve •betrayed their own revolution.• Co ies of the pamphlet ein sent - to members of the United Nations aDi the organization or American state,. 1: R ------ , ,I a n ' n i 1 e t h e r e t O d y t /iftxinci d ent of t h e A- m erican shi intercepted by a Cub a n g unbo a t - took ;> l ce in int e rn a ti nal wa ters. The schooner "~ es t e rn Union," returning from a re p air job on the underwater cable - five miles off the Northeast coa ., t of Cuba. ;fwo miles beyond - Cuba's I three mile limit. ud enly one of astro's coast guard vessels - hove in sight. ;Turning it's guns on the , / schooner - ordering the radio tu,, switched ott. But the radioman managed to send ·an S.O.S. - to Guantanamo. Result - an American destroyer and several µ lanes rushing to the scene. ;(tanding by - ~,di" Cuban gunboat withdrew ua,A the •western until th• Onion•..,. able t o ~ t ~ \ a , • 1 1 • bac~ t.o IUaai, ___ i_g The an cient drums of frica are b eat i . g t ni in the treets or k r. na - in the towns a na villa g s of Senegal. I , The S ene g elese, w hoo p i it u in ce l e b r a tion of llUII t h eir ln a e endence 1 ay. At midnibht toni 0 ht, it will be 1x 1tl9 one year - since France gave Senegal it's freedom. Needless to say, the Russians are on hand - in D akar. Khrushchev, sending a big delegation - to s read the word ot Moscow's aftec\ion for Africa. So far - the Coarades don't seem to be doing too well. All day, they've had to listen to Senegalese orator, - J ■aa praising th• liberation policy of tbe ~rencb. And one or the biggest rece tions is being accordid to - the Vice P resident of the United States, Lyndon we,'' it Johnson, 1urni;:on his Te xas ch a rm - •inning friends }1 and influencing peo p le in enegal. F l T L . y OLLO II R .NCE ---------- · ------- · ------ r s i ct ent K nnedy ill t ak e one bi g vant ge - to Pa ri with him. H er name !I - Jac • ueline ouvier • ,ennedy. The Fir t L ad y already h ~~~following i n France • F or o n e t h i ng , ' hey k now ho w to i v e her name the allic pronunciation - Zh ockleen Bouviay. They know he h a s distant relativ sin France. And - that she is an unreconstructed ~~ ranco hi le, ;(rad u a t e - of the Sorbonnej ;{,. e a ~ fluent Frenc~ ,,d'rder-l.z much of her w~rd~obe - from .:trft- r1s fashion houses. .S:o . . , at lea s t one Kennedy is sure to be a success in aris. The resident may find it - • Paiag• tough goin~ )(ut the First Lady i/'-~.~~ ?f J::af-t.~~. . e nno unce m e n t - t _, .. ,.::"' e t . : nn e dy •,i vi .. it ~ rir- L. t t : end o ..'· y - r- · c t o int. Th ) i n -; · n t ~ to s i t d o · : n DeG ,.. l le - :-: nd t resh ou t the jo r i ... s ues v idi ng the t w o C "' Unt ie s. ri e - 0 which t h e r e a. re m & ny) ) Le· in . to a ivisi n - th ~ t ... om e tim eems v ider th n the Atl ntic. rt ke I+ the ~ l a ce of the · U N in · 1 <;<1-d ar ".' irs. DeGaulle is o p enly comte m ptuous - of the intern ai ion l or gan iz tion. He'd ~ more onA'kct~ own; r t h e r h r v e the ''le stern . lies act W'ith r nee h ' • vin bi .. er voice - in the common stra-te y. ~ But we /,re throwin 1 1 of our su p ort behin the ON - on he g r o und h t the only altern c.: tive w ul be chaos fo r t e ·rorld. e condly - th e re's N to. e Gaulle h ~s pulled several French r eg iments out o f t o - f or s ervice in Al e ria. Th is - while ash in . ton was busy• try in to stren then N a to ~ ainst the Communist threat in the , ;: CE T , i d - h ~ u stion 0 • 0 ic t ,0 . : i .. e ~ · ... l e . 1 in 0 • .. ' u c.. - .. . t i • C · r r o r m. ' I i . Ci tiri t ' t uc ' 1 "n a -r . to m · c e v ice in t he - a . 0 ic a tin g our ne ot i· ·o ns • •it o c cow - o r · , o s i le t? '"t b n. F in a l ly - L o • G ~ "' le i e i i ve b ., u t S u t e s t As ia - t ich :: ~ nee c o n t r ol led until a few y ea rs · o. ·• """'t th e B n g , .,- o k c n e en c e , t h e : re n c h orei · n ini ter in s isted on or e mo d er t e joint communi ue - than · ·'= c re t !:.i ry of t "" te R us ·· w a nted. l'I Ii , t h ose re s o me o f th di e ences between Ame rica an · Fr a nce - a nd eG a u l le is not the • w orld's most f lex i ble t · t esm n. . t he .. a time, n o o n e in e it h r · ,• · s . in ton o r ris o ubts - th · t some f orm of co mon a o roach w ill b ··:o rk e d o ut w en · · ennedy a n eGau l e meet. A% t e · 11 - t he t 1 0 n t ions h a v lot in co mm on, Ihcludin tr n sa t " n~ic ,r ., r ien c- i P th ·. t 0 o s b c · to t e 1 er ican v ol tion - ",' a ~ .i n g ton, (.,. ,, J. ~ y e tte, a nc!. r. 1 t h c. t. , in e · i c a he 1 i c o I t er s a e on the j o - i n , o s . i' ::;e led by the U .S. rin es in Tail nd nd flo· n t o ~ he a ot· a n front, the i r ~ i sin i t o kee suppl ies ovin g a cro ss t e jun le to a v a nce ~nit oft e loy a list army. The helico p ter . ilot s - me ic n ci vi 1 i ::.-. ns. The situ at ion - in Los? R a iny seP.s n still slowin down - military o er at ions; but lhe Communist rebels cl a im to be advancing - lo w ly but surely. I f C' ?:!' 11 n 1 • '1 1 ·a "', . - n .., ... v ...: · C ..: I ' V .:_r l o. tn el.. 0 . . C<- ' • C (;: 0 0 • an .. ,.. .... , r le · 1 o p Be t r n d u .... s 1 • T B l on ty Tra ' 1 l q a eet.:. te t (, c1m d t - i y 0 ... and . Te I - ~ c 1cr t e s e l '"' ,.{DIB1£ b A a n r d tto u a d ,. 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