Texas AP wire copy tear sheet from KNER-FM in Richardson, Texas. The wire copy describes problems President Kennedy had to deal with during his presidency including a nationwide railroad strike, a tax cut, the U.S.'s race to space, the nuclear crisis, and the Cuban missile crisis. Text of wire copy is as follows: AP128He faced also a nationwide railroad strike which resulted in congressional action. Kennedy also fought for a tax cut which he called necessary to spur the economy and to avoid a possible recession. At the same time he kept careful tabs on the United States race into space with the Russians.The nuclear crisis broke in the waning months of the second year of Kennedy’s first term in office. He faced up to Soviet Premier Khrushchev with a blunt demand for the removal of Russian nuclear missiles set up in Cuba and pointing at the United States, a scant 90-miles away.The President immediately ordered a naval quarantine on such offensive weapons being sent to Cuba. Kennedy declared that ships which carried such missiles would be turned back and he called on Khrushchev to withdraw the weapons already on the island.The United States and the world waited tensely for five days for word from Khrushchev. It came on Sunday, October 28th, 1962. And it was an answer that relieved the entire world. Khrushchev announced that he had ordered work stopped on missile bases in Cuba. He said the missiles would be crated and returned to Russia, and the Soviet Premier promised that the United Nations would verify the dismantling.(More)RB258PES 22