Castro Doublecrosses Dedicated Aide
Maj. Huber Matos, once Camaguey military commander, recalls warning Fidel Castro about Communist influence in 1959. Arrested, tried as counterrevolutionary, he remains imprisoned in Cuba with deteriorating health and rare family visits. He portrays living in isolation, hopeful for release but skeptical.
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Massachusetts moves primary up to challenge New Hampshire
Lt. Gov. Thomas P. O'Neill III pushes Massachusetts to hold a March 2 presidential primary one week after New Hampshire. The plan expands the slate to include all official and potential candidates, making Massachusetts a first wide open test of national appeal with 104 Democratic and 43 GOP delegates at stake.
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Campaign urges smaller families in Mexico to curb population
Mexico scientists report progress with a Madison Avenue style drive urging smaller families under the slogan Lets make ourselves scarce. Officials note 1.5 million women of childbearing age participate in family planning while Mexico remains the leading global supplier of birth control pills, supplying an estimated 40 to 50 percent of pills sold.
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New Hope For Jailed Gringos
The State Department sees progress in addressing mistreatment of over 550 Americans held in Mexican jails, though Rep. Fortney H Stark remains skeptical. He notes a strong letter urging high priority talks with Mexico, while officials cite drug cases, long sentences, and systemic consular notification gaps as key issues.
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Papandreou demands US ambassador ouster over visa snub
Greek socialist leader Andreas Papandreou called for the United States ambassador Jack Kubisch to be declared undesirable after the U S embassy refused a visa to Athens mayor Odysseas Tsoukopoulos seeking to attend a United Nations session in New York. Tsoukopoulos faced questions about political affiliations, past court sentences, and relatives in the United States.
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