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ries to Halt ia Over Cuba repeat the conclusion that I reported last week, that these new shipments do not constitute a serious threat to arty other part of this hemisphere. ocaU-'e, bn! , t no need for either worry It i.iiend v< i or hysteria. ; "If the United States ever should find it neces . Tills phobably explain* sary to take military action against communism In i1: >?r Kennedy <> m the Cub;.n t'Ito penftc- s Cjmg linfi a me-Jiiw-- !< - hnw darxtr$i* may '!, at \ it li hi fltx-d ilieiefore. t!we 'why his press conference wai i held two hours later than ust uai. Much of the Nation | would have missed his con ference if it had been held ; at the normal 4 p.m. time, i PRESSURE j In dealing with the prob lem of Castro yesterday, the . President did what he has Cuba, ail of Castro's Communist-supplied weapons and technicians would not change the result or significantly extend the time required to achieve that result. "However, unilateral military intervention on the part of the United States cannot currently be cither required or justified, and it is regrettable that done in many times In the loose talk about such action in this country might put |f showed that he is at serve to give a thin color of legitimacy to the Com his best under pressure. munist pretense that such a threat exists, His voice was quieter. He spoke more slowly, and when i, Just P could have been belllgcrcm he was not. When the going gets rough Mr Kennedy sceroi to ion rise b> the occasion. Tin* was true when he wa* running for the presidency Once Again "But let me make this clear once again: it at any time the Communist buildup m Cuba were to endanger or interfere with our security in any way, including our base at Guantanamo, our passage to .1 !t< In primary campaign* in Wit- the Panama Canal, our missile and space activities ( n-in and Weit Virginia. It at Cape Canaveral, or the lives of AmeriCer, citizens I Ml* i w r * true when the then Sen ator Lyndon B, Johmon in this country, or if Cuba should ever attempt to idialiengeti him for the Demo export its aggressive purposes by force or the threat, h i ill tie -mi cratic presidential nomina of force against any nation in this hemisphere, or h y |u >l/ihn tion. and it n true when > 1(1)1 t fieri Khrushchev threatened him it 111 t ut & during their lOfll meeting in Vienna. stance*. CLAMOR become an offensive military base of significant capacity for the Soviet Union, then this country will do whatever must be done to protect its own security and that of its Allies. t n idudc The backdrop for yeater- o ire mm day'* irasian was a rising 'h marl esovl crescendo on Capitol HU! and n sorm idP4> elsewhere in the country for itmt'i an American invasion or t M*rat <n s blockade of Cuba. h tiH x><` U in the face of this the f*re- ibre H >tri hhnt made it quite clear, "We shall be alert to, and fully capable of deal ing swiftly with any such development. As President and Cqmmander-in-Chief I have full authority now to take such action, and I have asked the Congress to authorize me to call up reserve forces should this or any other crisis make it necessary. that unilateral military Inter vention by Uiii country was,; at the pre*ent time, neither, Prevention required nor Justified. "In the meantime, we intend to d^cverything it is regreflable," he aald.: t it lorn talk about such' within our power to prevent such a threat from actum tri this country might; coming into existence. Our friends in Latin America \c to give s thin color of j must realize the consequences such developments i itimai v to (ho Communist hold out for their own peace and freedom, and we an tense that such a threat exists.' shall be making further proposals to them. Our Then again and again hk friends in NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organiza made the atme point; "If *t tion! must realize the implications of their ships | ** r time the Communist engaging in the Cuban trade. lack i! buildup In cub* were to en- I m. n> of , devsfer er leterfere with our1 "We shall continue Id work with Cuban refugee' >f hfi fi- security in any way .. . then leaders who are dedicated as we are to that nation's bans havf ! tM*country will do whatever! iitj 'iktn must be done to protect its1 future return to freedom. We shall continue to keep !{, ' if own security and.that of Its' the American people and the Congress fully in !n . ? Allies." formed. We shall increase our surveillance of the !' *H advice to the American whole Caribbean area We shall neither initiate nor I. people was In the end both permit aggression in Hus hemisphere. ! firm ami fatherly: "Keep: both vour nerve and your, 1. nead.' Rash Talk Voikos i Italy C kmjwi Funds "With this in mind, while I recognize that rash i\*shin*ton talk is cheap, particularly on the part of those who i he Sinate Armed Serv-; domol have the responsibility. I would hope that the ; Ici i (. tmomtuc yesterday ap-' future record will show that the only people talking ! `pninl isolation author!*-; about a war or an invasion at this time arc the Com tntt an increase from 15 mil-[ munist spokesmen in Moscow and Havana, and that ilmi to I f nllion a year for the American people, defending as we do so much tin etonort > development ofIK ns** *ti the Ryukyu of the free world, will in this nuclear age. as they Islands. I have in the past, keep both their nerve and them head. New heights of "pen in s u l a l iv in g " .is minutes from downtown San Francisco! their retmitalrie abfflty to navigate during tong *e k* t-iTt' i'or itxiu'. ;voyage*, the National * Science Foundation' an- Turtles wMd he. 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