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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1977

Page

4

Castro urges lifting Cuban embargo during surprise visit

Premier Fidel Castro greeted a group of 42 Minnesota businessmen with a standing ovation after an unscheduled appearance in Havana. He called the U.S. embargo a morality flawed measure of force and said its end would ease Washington Havana talks. Castro hinted at American sales of industrial tech and buying sugar, praising recent travel liberalization while naming Humprey Mondale and McGovern among well wishes.

Havana Cuba Fidel Castro U.S Castro Washington Minnesota United States China Soviet Union Europe Carter Hubert Humphrey D-Minn Walter Mondale George McGovern D.D

Court rules drivers may cover out motto on license plates

The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that states may not compel individuals to display ideological messages on auto plates. The Maynards Jehovah's Witnesses objected to New Hampshire's motto Live Free or Die and spent days jailed over fines. The decision allows refusal to display, though it does not ban plate mottos entirely.

Washington Supreme Court New Hampshire North Carolina Illinois Warren E. Burger George Maxine Maynard Maynard Maynards Burger

Baker urges Ford to keep speaking out despite criticism

Senate Republican Leader Howard H. Baker Jr. said Ford should continue speaking out despite displeasure from the White House. He noted Ford called him to say his remarks were appropriate and desirable, and Baker urged him to press on with candid comments.

Baker Ford Washington Senate Howard H. Baker Jr Fol Carter White House Tennessee

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