Break-in probe widens as four more Cubans sought
Police and the FBI in Washington seek four men linked to a Cuban anti Castro group named Amoretas, suspected in the Watergate bugging. The four stayed at the Watergate from May 26 to 29, alongside five others arrested for attempting to plant listening devices in Democratic offices.
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Cuban diver seeks asylum after storm and desert island trek
A 19? year-old Cuban fisherman was granted asylum by U.S. immigration officials after jumping ship during Hurricane Agnes. He hid on a deserted Gulf island before contacting authorities and describing his escape amidst the chaos in Cuba. The story also notes a church election in Florida where Rev. Charles H. Strickland was named general superintendent of the Nazarene Church.
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