Cuba Subversion Probe Eyes Hemisphere Action
Washington reports an in depth OAS investigation found no Cuba plan to accommodate steps but confirms arms smuggling from Cuba to Venezuela. The three ton cache valued at 850000 includes submachine guns mortars bazookas and ammo. The probe links the plot to halt Venezuela's election and names Luis Sanchez Mercado as leading figure. Belgium confirmed selling rifles to Cuba and tests on a gun bore Cuban arms markings.
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Secret Boycotts Talk Flailed by Rusk In Cuba Policy
Washington AP Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States does not plan an official boycott of British goods to pressure Britain over Cuba. He noted possible consumer reaction to firms trading with Britain and Cuba, while stressing no government move to cut off aid or force allies. The remarks came during a Voice of America interview after British Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home visited President Johnson.
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Fired Cubans Blame Fidel Says Officer
At Guantanamo Bay Cuban workers fired over the water cutback blamed Fidel Castro rather than the United States. Base commander Rear Adm. John D. Bulkeley noted about 1,800 Cubans remained, with 500 fired by White House orders, mostly blaming Castro. The first 4.3 million gallons of water from the US arrived aboard the tanker Tallulah.
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Romads Barred At Tibetan Frontier In Darjeeling
Dari jeeling India authorities turned back a caravan attempting to cross the frontier with nearly 108 Tibetan ponoads. The incident involved herds of Himalayan sheep and reflected tensions as Indian officials enforce border controls with China.
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