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Bertrand Bussell
Ponders Over
Kennedy's Br:d\
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LONDON UP — “I think your ;i * -
tcntion might well ho directed to
the burglars rather than to those
who have caught the burglars.”
Thus did Preside it Kennedy re
ply Friday to philosopher Bertrand
Russell, who had been complain
ing a couple of his messages cal I -
i ing for an end to the Cuban crisis
j had gone unanswered from the
White House.
The 90 - year - old campaigner
against nuclear weapotis had sent
messages to Kennedy and Soviet
Premier Khrushchev earlier last
week.
Russell appealed to Khrushchev
“not to be provoked b.v the un
j justifiable blockade of the U S. in
Cuba.” To Kennedy the philoso
pher said the quarantine threaten. 1
the survival of mankind and urged
him “to end this madness.”
Khrushchev replied Wednesday,
saying he would make no reckless
decisions and suggesting a sum
mit conference might be helpful.
Kennedy’s message, aside from
j the reference to burglars, also took
note that Russell had been critical
i of Washington, not Moscow.
“While your messages are criti
cal of the United States,” Kennedy
| said, "they make no mention of
your concern for the introduction
1 of Soviet missile weapons in Cuba.”
Russell sat up until 3:30 Satur
day morning studying Kennedy’s
message and composing another
round of notes, this time includ
ing Prime Minister Fidel Castro
of Cuba.
The notes to Castro and Khrush
chev were friendly, to Kennedy
more subdued.
You always hear the juiciest
scandal from those who begin by
saying, “I don’t like to gossio.
but—”
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