Castro says U S still danger to Cuba
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro warned that the United States remains a potential danger to Cuba and is seeking to foment rebellion. He told a Massachusetts trade delegation that U S policies under Carter appear less threatening but urged an end to foreign bases and noted ongoing CIA linked activities against Cuba while offering no new prisoner releases. The five day Cuban visit seeks to explore trade potential if the embargo ends.
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S Africa arms embargo debate at U.N. Security Council
United States and allies clash over immediate arms embargo versus a threat of one tied to South Africa’s racial reforms. Britain and France veto potential action alongside the Soviet Union and China. Debate pauses as African nations push two resolutions, one calling for an embargo and another halting foreign investment.
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