Hope for Release of 20 Americans in Cuban Prison
A Cuban prison holds 20 Americans jailed since the Bay of Pigs era on charges of counter revolution, many in failing health and separated from families. Lawyer James B. Donovan says a ransom approach helped some prisoners in the past, but no exchange is planned. Names and fates of several detainees across the United States are outlined, with reports of women prisoners and six on a yacht seizure. Some prisoners have received varying sentences from 10 to 30 years, while others await word on possible reunions. renewed hopes emerge for their release within months.
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John Martino
Havana
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Leslie N. Bradley
Minneapolis
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Cuba
Rafael del Pino
Miami
Nicaragua
Castro
Geraldine
Austin F. Young
Shamma
Cedar Falls
N.C
George R. Beck
Norton
Mass
Leonard Louis Schmidt
Chicago
Alfred E. Gibson
Durham
Donald 3. Green
Clover
Edmund Taransky
New York City
Eustace Danbrunt
Baltimore
Daniel Carswell
Eastchester
N.Y
Red China
Mexico City
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