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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1963

Page

2

Veterans elect Cohen to lead Southwest JWV department

The Southwest Department of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States named Joe Cohen of Phoenix as commander after a weekend organizational meeting. Other officers include Murray Kachad of Las Vegas as senior vice commander and Wilander Evict career from Tucson as judge advocate. the department spans Arizona Nevada and Texas.

Phoenix UPI Joe Colen Southwest Department of Jewish War Veterans of the United States Murray Kachad Las * Vegas Wil Tuc Arizona Nevada Texas

17000 Russian troops still in Cuba, ex-ambassador says

Former Cuban ambassador Sergio Rojas told 300 Executives Dinner Club members at the Pioneer Hotel that about 17000 Russian troops remain in Cuba supporting Fidel Castro. He recalled events from Havana 1959 to the Bay of Pigs and warned of strong U S and Latin American aid to Cubans seeking to overthrow Castro.

Cuba Fidel Castro Sergio Rojas Pioneer Hotel Executives Dinner Club Great Britain Castro Revolutionary Army Havana London Washington United States Rojas West Germany Hitler Latin America U.S Viet -Nam Russia China Kennedy Florida Bay of Pigs

Rojas Details Two Consequences of the Invasion Fiasco

Rojas cites two outcomes from the invasion failure: Cuba gains Russia support with fighter planes and Cuban training in the USSR and Czechoslovakia, and the wall in Berlin is built six months later as a deterrent if the US does not confront Cuba. He adds an explanation of Cuba's missile bases and notes Khrushchev's choice to send missiles.

Rojas Russia Castro Czechoslovakia East Berlin West Berlin United States Cuba Berlin Germany Nikita Khrushchev U.S

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