Army proclaims limited emergency in Argentina
The army announced a state of internal commotion nationwide and placed all police forces under military control. An official communique said garrisons across Argentina have been informed the emergency area granted last fall is in effect again.
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Rumors of Mira Miro Ouster Stir Washington Cuban Rift
Refugee sources report Mira Miro faced threats of deportation and resignation as Cuban Revolutionary Council head after urging U S action against Fidel Castro. U S officials denied involvement while Hurwitch pursued options to curb Cuban regime. Miro refused to soften criticisms despite pressure from Washington and refugee groups.
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U S May Cut Off Subsidy to Exile Cuban Council
Washington officials warn the United States may end its 2.4 million annual subsidy to the exile Fidel Castro opposition. The move hinges on the resignation of Jose Miro Cardona and the council’s stance on Kennedy Cuba policy. Refugee groups fear disruption and seek new leadership paths amid policy shifts.
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Tower Says US at Crossroads in Fight Against Communism
Sen. John Tower told the Daughters of the American Revolution Americans at a crossroads must regain the Alamo spirit to resist Soviet encroachment. He outlined three courses: surrender, compromise, or victory, cautioning against a war of extermination and urging a climate where peoples determine their own destinies while confronting communism globally.
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Clemency Offered by Diem in Open Arms Campaign
President Ngo Dinh Diem broadcast a nationwide appeal offering clemency for Viet Cong guerrillas and sympathizers who switch sides. He promised family reunions financial aid and government jobs as part of the open arms campaign tied to the strategic hamlet program now in its first anniversary with U S backing. The plan aims to isolate farmers in fortified hamlets to curb subversion, with 6 000 of 11 000 hamlets completed.
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