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SALT LAKE CITY — President
Kennedy turned to foreign affairs
at Salt Lake City last night with
a speech warning the nation that
the U.S. can never again return
to the simpler days of isolationism.
The President said “Such a pol
icy of retreat would be folly if
we had our backs to the wall. It is
surely even greater folly at a
time when more realistic, respon
sible and affirmative policies have
wrought such spectacular results.”
In his third speech of the day,
at the Mormon Tabernacle, the
President declared two world wars
have shown we cannot turn our
backs on the world outside without
jeopardizing our economic pros
perity and political stability. He
said we must recognize we cannot
remake the world simply by our
command, that every nation bases
its policies on its own self interest,
that modern foreign policy cannot
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choice's of good or evil.
In the same framework, the
President hit out at those who ad
vocate the U.S. should disown na
tions which pursue policies it does
not like. He said we would soon
find ourselves very nearly alone
if we maintain diplomatic relations
only with countries whose inter
nal policies we admire. That, he
said, would be the policy of ado
lescence, not of maturity.
President Kennedy said it is
easy to understand why such a
policy would have wide appeal be
cause — he says — “we find our
selves committed to governments
whose actions we often cannot ap
i prove and assisting societies with
principles very different from our
' own.”
But, he went on: ‘‘The most
striking thing about our world in
1963 is the extent to which the
tide of history has begun to flow
in the direction of freedom.”
He tempered his optimism,
however, saying "But history is
what men make it. We cannot ful
fill our vision of a free and diverse
future without increasing vigi
! lance, devotion and work.”
Children of young mothers have
fewer birth defects and a longer
life span than the offspring of
older women. The age of the fa
ther doesn't seem to make much
difference.
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American Journalists
Picked Up In Caracas
CARACAS, Venezuela —
police arrested two United States
newspaper editors and held them
for an hour Thursday after they
interviewed Communist leader
Gustavo Machado, an informed
source said today.
Charles K. Lucey. editor of the
Trenton tN. JJ Evening Times, and
Walker Stone, editor-in-chief of
Scripps-Howard Newspapers, were
picked up on the capital steps af
ter leaving the offices of Machado,
Secretary-General of the Commu
nist Party, who is a deputy in
Congress.
They were accompanied by
James Whelan, Caracas bureau
manager of the United Press-In
ternational.
The informed source said the
police took all three to police head
quarters, where they were ques
tioned, given a citation to reappear
Saturday and then released.
WASHINGTON (jP—The World
Bank granted a $7.8 million loan
to Nationalist China today for the
purchase of 16 deep sea fishing
vessels.
The bank said the Chinese plan
to buy modern vessels abroad and
add them to the country's tuna
fishing fleet.
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