Fidel Castro returns to Cuba as Soviet jet lands in Havana
In Havana the crowd roared as Fidel Castro arrived aboard a Soviet IL-18 from New York, greeted by President Dorticos and cheering citizens. Officials described a security wedge and long city routes lined with militia as the premier entered the palace.
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In a New York reception Khrushchev urged Eisenhower to take the initiative for a parley. He said he cannot act alone and that future talks depend on others' willingness. He joked with Mrs. Norton and shared a Nepalese proverb about sparrows to illustrate his stance on Castro. He also met diplomats and reporters at Moroccan and other receptions.
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