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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1961
Page
4
Washington reports new inter American moves to pressure Cuba as the United States sets a tough approach toward Havana. In Los Angeles anti Castro demonstrators gathered outside the Cuban consulate, waving flags and singing, while officials noted the broader push for diplomatic action and possible restrictions.
News notes outline continued farm issue meetings after questions on invitation lists. Salinger says livestock groups will join future sessions and committees may be formed to study problems across agricultural commodities. Kennedy traveled to New York from Palm Beach after a trip combining work and relaxation.
President Eisenhower today accepted the resignation of Ezra Taft Benson, effective January 20, thanking him for contributions to the nation and rural population. Benson said groundwork was laid for a prosperous, expanding farm sector, while noting ongoing problems including cost price squeezes and surpluses.
U.S. experts say most treaties between the United States and Cuba remain in effect including civil air transport atomic energy and postal exchanges. No major crisis followed the pullout of American officials or expulsion of Cuban diplomats. Officials estimate over 300 Cubans here are listed as Cuban government officials and American authorities warn that Castro is deeply entrenched in communism.
Five people were injured when two explosions occurred near Hamilton Avenue Elementary School in Greenwich. About 450 pupils and staff evacuated safely as fires damaged a private home and a tavern. Gas was suspected in the blasts and caused windows to shatter into the schoolyard.
Cuba freed George Kaufman and his wife after five days in detention. Kaufman said he faced no questions during the investigation and signed a statement noting charges had not been proven. The report also notes Kaufman’s longtime tenure with the Associated Press and mentions a military mascot case at West Point.
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