Three Kinds Of Refugees Began Pouring Out Of Cuba This Week
Three refugee groups fled Cuba this week: inmates from the 1961 failed counterrevolution, relatives surrendering nearly all they own to join men in the United States, and Russians cut off from their Kremlin leadership. The piece questions whether Russians might have preferred the West and reflects on Cuba, Mongolia, and Sino Soviet tensions shaping Western policy.
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Hard Line Praised For Foiling Colombia Government Strikes
President Guillermo Valencia's firm stance against the six day government workers strike is credited with preventing further protests in Colombia. He refused to bargain while walkouts continued and pushed for pay raises tied to new tax measures to avoid inflation. He warned that any revolt would be met with government action and vowed to push Congress for funded salary increases.
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Governor-Elect Visits New Mexico Fossil Site
Gen elect Jack M. Campbell toured early man deposits seven miles north of Portales and urged the state to take a more active role in preserving the discovery. He spoke to about 45 at a luncheon with chamber of commerce officials after a tour cut short by freezing temperatures.
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