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Ge Q-19 (Rev. 2-13-61) Washington Merry-Go Rout and like 6 bamboo tree we, with. United States troops to ‘ould bend with the storm and| follow up the freedom fighters , wait until the people of Cuba] and wipe out Castro in toto. Mmili-sworked -out their own salvar Nixon said that Mr. Ken- tary fire-of er, was not thatftion. nedy seemed to be under the way at all when he conferred/ . influence of “fuz ‘minded lib- with President General Mills in Alaeke | 20% * All news is local—especially| if Mr. ‘Kennedy takes a - strong position in regard to better halves are concerned.|hearted support of the Repub- This Charles H. Bell, president] lican Party, Nixon said. of General Mills, discovered ' Some ot those at the break: during his company’s recent|fast recalled that it was the : . Eisenhower Administration dinner fn honor of its bake-off which originated the plan for winners from the 50 states. {the undercover invasion of " Pearsoe He was introduced to the)Cuba and had located the camps in Guatemala and Nica- ragua where the “freedom fighters were trained. Nixon ‘eautious wait- and-see course President Nix- on has private- ly described as fussy - minded minde heals, - ee charming wife of Sen. _Gruen- re, by, secdent, Presi ing (., Alaska), who appar: " dent Kennedy had receivedlently caught only-the end: of ome advance intimation as to!the ‘ntroduction, y-the e did not deny all this. But ow the retired Slyearold| “General Mills,” she sald [Made it plain that if Ike ha 1 eneral of the’ Armies felt sweetly, “have you ever been been in the White House ru | bout Cuba. After Mr. Ken-lstationed in Alaska?” ning the show, things woulf nedy's appointment with Gen. rormer Vice President Nix- have been entirely. diffesent. MacArthur was already set,l. poig 9 secret breakfast! Note—It was originally pro- put before he left for News eeting last week at the home posed by the Eisenhower Ad- York, some old friends of thet of Wiley Buchanan, former ministration to launch the un- neral had dropped in to see Fu ier of protocol who handled dercover invasion of Cuba last him. They frankly favored visiting ‘iigwigs during the November. But because it was military intervention, but noth: enhower regime. What Nix-|°" election year, and because MacArthur. . op said at this breakfast te- co era didn’t want to “The United States is UkeBerding President Kennedy|"2™% something the bamboo tree,” said thelond Cuba was certainly not as]. military sagé of the Waldorf omplimentary as his public Jena vias the floods come statements of support. nd the winds blow, the tree} The former Vice President}, : nds. But when the watersbcaid. that Mr.. Kennedy ‘had/Petvee?. ‘the President-elect pubside the, bamboo straight, pungled by not throwing|*27 the wettring Pr sident ¢ on fens out again. ’ Funited ‘States armed fortes this Pot : ' “Phe almond’ tree, “whichfinto ‘battle when it was obvi- stands-straight up, is torn up,fous that the. rebel invasion’ oots and all, bythe storm.fwould fail... ot yBut not the bamboo tree.”. Had ‘the ‘Republicans ‘and Gaulle's stomata “of ‘President ‘MacArthur. went on to say—Mr. Eisenhower been runting/John-F. Kensedy has.shot up - t Cuba was no fortal the show, Nixon’ said,“ they the. result of idanger. to the. United States, prould have have "pes nall : ready. Mr. eae be eS crd peaeO ome teen: 5OMAY 8 1961 * ee MacArth: r "No Fire-Eater on Cuba \ Tolson 7 aa Parsons nema? 2 tes tebe Soden, ee... The Washington Post ona Oe Times Herald The Washington Daily Newa — The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune ___ New York Journal-American New York Mirror New York Daily News New York Post . The New York Times The Worker The New Leader G Wall Street. Joumal ee [eae — ate Anon aaa omnes OT OT RECORDED 191 maY 8 1961°