Kennedy warns against any aggression, holds US supports security of both Israel and Arabs, news conf; cites measures US would take in UN and on own in event of aggression or preparation of aggression; sees power balance unchanged in recent days; Sen gets 2 resolutions aimed at forcing US intervention; Javits offers bipartisan resolution asking Kennedy to invite GB, France, other interested nations to join US in defense pact with Israel, any other Mideast states willing to sign; Dem Sens Humphrey, Gruening, Hart, Clark and McCarthy offer resolution urging Kennedy use good offices toward arms control and reduction in area; Keating comments

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AMERICANS START EXIT FROM HAITI; Officials' Kin Flown Out as U.S. Ships Stand Guard AMERICANS START EXIT FROM HAITI Tanks Guarding Palace Haiti Cancels Landing Request Families Arrive in Miami

By Tad Szulc Special To the New York Times

Govt asks permission for plane to land at Curacao, then cancels it

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Wyszynski in Rome Amid Hints of Gain in Soviet Talks; WYSZYNSKI VISITS ROME FOR PARLEY

By Arnaldo Cortesi Special To the New York Times

Arrives, Rome; illus

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O.A.S. RETURNING MISSION TO HAITI WITH NEW POWER; Urges Duvalier Regime and the Dominicans to Refrain From Deepening Crisis KENNEDY UPHOLDS MOVE U.N. Security Council Hears 2 Nations' Delegations Exchange Charges O.A.S. RETURNING MISSION TO HAITI

By Unknown Author

foreign embassies reptd not menaced by Haitian guns

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He Cut It Slicing Bread; Kennedy, in Pantry Believe It or Not, Nicks a Finger

By Unknown Author

WASHINGTON, May 8 The President of the United States said today he cut his finger slicing bread.

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KENNEDY REACTS; Early Report of Peace Leads Him to Hail Racial Conferees Kennedy Hails Reports of Accord Between Negroes and Whites in Birmingham HE VOICES HOPES ON EASED TENSION Gives Views at His News Conference Before Court Sends Dr. King to Jail

By John D.pomfret Special To the New York Times

Pres Kennedy says business leaders pledged 'substantial steps' to meet 'justifiable' needs of Negroes, news conf; hopes crisis will be settled within 1 day; cites temporary suspension of demonstrations by Negro leaders and Boutwell desire to resolve conflict; disclaims any credit for Fed Govt, hails efforts of leaders of both races; indicates there are no legal steps Govt can take now; Reprs Celler and Lindsay deplore crisis

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PEACE TALKS GAIN AT BIRMINGHAM IN A DAY OF TRUCE

By Unknown Author

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UNITY OF EUROPE SOUGHT IN A-ARMS; Proponents of Integration Believe Common Market Has Lost Its Momentum UNITY OF EUROPE SOUGHT IN A-ARMS British Policy Unchanged

By Edwin L. Dale Jr. Special To the New York Times

W Eur unity proponents see best unity hope in Eur force including GB; Foreign Office says GB continues to rely on NATO defense

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Minister Reproved On Governor's Bridal; CLERIC CRITICIZED OVER ROCKEFELLER

By Unknown Author

Smith criticized by Presb Ch official; faces disciplinary action for failing to get Presbytery permission to marry persons divorced less than yr; validity of marriage not in question; marriage scored by World Meth Council pres Bishop Corson and Amer Bapt Conv pres Rev Dr Browne; couple illus at Monte Sacro

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2 Spies Tell Court Of Work in Soviet; SPIES TELL COURT OF WORK IN SOVIET

By Seymour Topping Special To the New York Times

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