Ex-Cuban leaders urge action to topple Castro
Three former Cuban presidents Fulgencio Batista Carlos Prio and Manuel Urrutia say it is not too late for anti Castro Cubans to smash Castro's regime They advocate exile unity and possible foreign aid while warning against nationalist divisions and long odds for a peaceful transition Urrutia backs a democratic revolution Batista favors armed action with U S backing or relief from the 1961 agreement limits Prio criticizes current OAS policy and calls for collective action and Lend Lease style aid to help end Castro rule.
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Pressure for Canal Treaty Ahead of 1968 Panamanian Vote
Washington and Panama push for a quick canal treaty fearing a volatile pre election period. Riot trauma in 1964 underlines stakes as Robles seeks a treaty recognizing Panamanian sovereignty over the Canal Zone. Arias vows another bid, complicating ratification before polling starts.
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