Word: cuba
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...American citizen traveling in Anatolia last week, I realized the magnitude of President Kennedy's decision. In all the world, no country's destiny depends more on the outcome of that decision than does Turkey's. In spite of the implications of our official attitude toward Cuba now-or, probably, because of our stand-the Turks are ready to support our President to the utmost...
Twenty students from Harvard and Radcliffe leave today for a weekend at the University of Toronto in a cultural exchange program. Discussion this year will center on U.S. and Canadian foreign affairs, particularly policy towards Cuba...
...probably expected too much, which is why a lot of us under the initial impact felt let down," Peretz said. Opinion polls taken by the Kennedy organization before the Cuba crisis broke predicted Hughes would poll eight to ten per cent of the vote. He actually received less than a third of that...
...Cuba crisis played a central role in everyone's analysis of the Hughes tally. One campaign worker, bitterly disappointed with the results, had hoped the Cuba crisis would bring the reality of nuclear war close to Massachusetts, and more voters would turn to Hughes...
...agreement about what it means for the future. "Fifty thousand people who step out of the consensus to vote for a man who says something totally different is a sizable number," said one campaign worker. "Most of the people who lasted through the quite grueling test of Cuba are deeply committed people. We think this represents a sizable peace and disarmament sentiment...