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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1961

Page

3

Castro accuses Kennedy of plotting aggression in Americas

Fidel Castro charged President Kennedy planned trips to Colombia and Venezuela to defend monopolies and aid an imperial policy. He alleged an upcoming foreign ministers meeting aimed to destroy Cuba, urged Latin governments to break with the United States, praising Mexico for opposing treason and noting many Latin nations already cut ties.

Miami UPI Fidel Castro Kennedy Colombia Venezuela Cuba Zuela Romulo Betancourt Castro Panama United States Havana Radio State Department Department of State Mexico Organization of American States OAS

Interference study team tests Air Force radar gear

Frederick Research Corp engineers from Tucson tested radar interference for the Defense Department. The group will study how military electronics coexist, using a computer system in Annapolis to analyze cross device interactions. They travel with $150,000 in testing equipment to begin Air Force work.

Tucson Frederick Research Corp Department of Defense Defense Department David Frederick Sonnanes Frederick Research Wheaton E. Speedway Frederick Fense Department Annapolis Navy Jansky & Bailey Co Washington, D.C California Maryland Virginia Air Force Ft. Huachuca

Tanganyika Gains Independence With Kilimanjaro Flag Ceremony

Tanganyika raised its tri color atop Kilimanjaro marking peaceful independence from Britain. Prince Philip and Prime Minister Nyerere led the ceremony in Dar es Salaam as 75,000 filled the stadium for the historic oath and swearing in of Nyerere. The new nation faces economic tasks and a proposed East African federation amid diverse populations.

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