U S Embassy Wives in Cuba Foil Armed Agents
In Havana two UPI report says U S Embassy wives Mrs James R Panks of Seattle and Mrs George Falk of Kensington refused to surrender for 90 minutes to a carload of armed Castro intelligence agents. The women, protected by diplomatic immunity, stood their ground after being challenged for photographing a carved door in Miramar.
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Cuba Moves to Cut Sugar Quota and US Response
Havana reports Cuba will set a price minimum for future sugar sales and may cut its sugar quota in response to world prices and U.S. actions. Officials say the move aligns with Cuba’s aim to protect its economy as Washington’s measures provoke economic and political tensions. The article also covers a separate incident involving U S embassy staff and two women claiming diplomatic immunity amid tensions with Cuban authorities.
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