Castro’s exodus policy seen as tactic to blunt opposition
Cuban leaders and exiles say Castro allows mass emigration to ease dissent without triggering a purge. They cite fear of U S intervention, including humanitarian missions and past military actions, and note nearly 300 000 anti Castro Cubans in Florida could fuel raids if repression escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fidel Castro
Russia
Castro
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Congo
Santo Domingo
Cuba
U.S
Soi
Florida
U. S
Jud the Mayor’s Driver Pilot Guard and Messenger
William F. Jud, a former taxi driver, serves Mayor Alfonso J. Cervantes as chauffeur bodyguard and messenger. He flies the mayor in a plane and speaks for him at public meetings while Cervantes watches from the audience. The piece notes Cuba’s tensions with Castro amid Cold War politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loui
UPI
William F. Jud
Alfonso J. Cervantes
Jud
Cervantes
Brotherhood Plotting Mass Assassination Bared in Cairo
A government briefing outlines the Muslim Brotherhood conspiracy against Nasser, detailing four plans to kill him including attacks on his motorcade, a train, a rally grandstand, and a key public speech. Over 2,000 members are detained, with trials expected soon and 1,500 held in preventive custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Guindi
Cairo
UPI
Mal ‘Abdel Nasser
Relgime
Brotherhood
Nasser
Neute Atta
Alexandria
Aléxandria
Republican Guard
Saudi
Arabia
Moscow
The
I Brotherhood
Nital
Iro
Tasta
Mohamed . El-Issawy
Soviet Submarine Activity Reported Near Japan
Japanese Defense Agency sources say Soviet submarine activity rose in the Far East after the Vietnam war escalation, especially in the Sea of Japan and Kurile Islands region, yet none entered Japan's territorial waters. U S Navy notes anticipate more attack subs in the Pacific mid to late 1965 to counter Polaris subs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
America
Japan
Japanese Defense Agency
U.S
Far East
Japan Sea
Kurile Islands
Ussr
United States Navy Submarine Warfare Headquarters
Pacific
Should scientists try to alter human race
A skeptical look at recent aims in biology. The piece cites Sol Spiegelman at Illinois who assembled genetic material in a test tube but did not create life. It notes James Bonner of Caltech predicting lab-grown organs and possible larger brains in humans within a generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of
Ilinois
Sol. Spiegelman
California Institute "of Technology
James Bonner
Bonner
138 Auto Accidents Mark Idaho Property For Years
John Primmer resists leaving his Coeur d Alene home after 138 auto crashes over 15 years scar the yard and fence. Sheriff's deputies report the site at a rural intersection where motorists miss the road split. A recent crash sent a Grenacres resident’s car into a log wall and yard debris. Mrs Primmer says the wall was built for protection and that accidents continue despite cost talks with the highway department. She asserts they were there first and refuse to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur “D'Alene
Idaho
UPI
John.immer
Kooténai County
Primmer
Homie
John D. Bramer
Grenacres
Wash
Mnuch
Cine
Gosh
Lapland gold panning still lures prospectors
Finnish prospector Yarjoe Korhonen among 12 hardcore Bir gun Laplanders who pan the Lemmen River in Finland. Tourists pay for a day of sluicing, selling gold in Helsinki and keeping spartan profits. The Lemmen River rush began decades ago with small nuggets, drawing adventurers to a remote frozen landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmen
Finland
Lapland
Nos Soa
Landsea
He Leomen
California
Kiondike
Yukon
Yarjoe Korhonen
Korhonen
Helsinki
Lemmen River
Inari
Ivalo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dickie
Messick
Richard Messick
Moorestown
Wirephoto
Trrouble
Radio
Wate Enterprise’ Broadcasting Service
Hugh
Mulligan
Viet
Nam
Navy
John E. Kennedy
USS
Independence
Mickey
Moise
China
17Th Gang
United States
Cmdr
Jack Waits
Associated “Press
1St Marine Regiment
Mariné” ‘Division
Iwo Jima
By Carl Buchalla