JFK Takes Full Blame on Cuba Controversy
Senate leaders and Udall faced scrutiny over remarks on Cuba policy after Kennedy and Eisenhower were cited as shaping the invasion plan. Udall issued a regretful statement to clarify the administration’s stance while others urged bipartisanship and accountability in handling the crisis.
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Travelers Tell Cuba Terror
New York saw the first Cubana Airlines flight from Havana since the invasion last week. Sixty-two passengers debarked at Idlewild Airport amid mixed comments on Cuba’s atmosphere and support for Castro. The flight planned a return trip later the same day.
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Castro Accelerating War on All Religion
Reports from Mexico City describe intensified actions by Castro against religion in Cuba including Catholic and Protestant groups. Arrivals from Havana say overcrowded jails push private homes into use as prisons and about 29 Protestant leaders and students were rounded up. Priests and politicians also reportedly arrested as the invasion progresses.
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