Johnson Orders Cuba Policy Review
President Johnson has directed a review of United States Cuba policy. Officials say the move signals a recalibration of approach toward Havana and long-standing tensions with the Cuban government.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1963
Page
2
President Johnson has directed a review of United States Cuba policy. Officials say the move signals a recalibration of approach toward Havana and long-standing tensions with the Cuban government.
Exiled Latin American groups told the Organization of American States that Soviet submarines and ships supplied arms, narcotics and agents to Latin America from Cuba. They cited Cuban air bases and clandestine flights as a key supply line, tying U.S. policies to Cuba and prompting a hemispheric review of enforcement and support to anti-Catstro groups. The arms cache found in Venezuela sparked the OAS fact finding mission and questions about surveillance and policy effectiveness.
An earthquake struck the central Valian area near Ancona Italy causing panic but no casualties or damages were reported. Local residents felt tremors as officials assessed the scene and warned to expect aftershocks.
The Cuban Revolutionary Council led by Manuel A. de Varona sends an exile report to OAS officials alleging Castro smuggled three tons of Cuban arms into Venezuela to support communist terrorists. The document claims over 100 Soviet fishing trawlers and several submarines used to export subversion, with more than 150 fishing boats and additional aircraft also involved.
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