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2-A THE MIAMI HERALD Thurcday JOT 7 1960 Shield Latins Set (I f'astm Russia ry himself with the Communist bloc was reached about a year ago six months after he had seized control of the Cuban government In their opinion the decision didnt binge so much on ideological considerations as on Castro's desire to buy insurance against his being overthrown at any time in foreseeable future now an exile plotting rider downfall: "He is neither Communist nor democratic neither left nor right: neither Christian nor atheist He is a Fide lista lie is a megalornanine who will deal with anyone who may be able to help him 1emain in power And that -anyone" in Castro's view appears to be Rus strong political military economic and social ties have been established between his homeland and Russia Cuba will have iecurity against the United States such as it never had before The new school of Latin American thought in regards to Castro likes to cite these words about him from I onetime close friend and associate Luis Conte Aguero Castro resolved that a ties between Cuba and Russia must be solidly linked if they were to be effective Unfortunately from Castro's standpoint Russia at first would have little to do with his regime apparently considering him something of a crackpot It waa only after the summit collapse that Soviet Premier Nikita Khruschev a moved to sing all-out praise for Castro and Cuba having finally recognized that Castro' relentless anti-US campaign would make him a valuable ally on America's doorstep at a peculiarly crucial point in US-Soviet relations But far from openly admitting that he deliberately wooed Russia Castro has sought to make it appear that it was the recalcitrance of the United States that forced him to solicit help from the Kremlin in the form of oil credits and sales of Cuban sugar to Iron Curtain countries This line obviously is designed to make Cuba's alliance with Russia more palatable to the majority of Cubans who above all else don't' want to be considered Communists According to Latin Americans who are now conducting a retrospective study of what happened in Cuba Castro is said to believe that once premier of Cuba Castro was aware that his policies sooner or later would lead to a head-on clash with the Unite States and also would lose him many supporters in Cuba He reasoned that the time might well come when his Cuban foes aided and abetted by the United States would be able to topple him from power as the Communist tainted Arbenz regime was overthrown in Guatemala By GERRY ROBICHAUD Miami Herald-Meese News Wire MEXICO CITY Many informed Latin Americans are now leaning toward the belief that Dictator Fidel Ca tr deliberately set out to make Cuba a Soviet satellite in or der to perpetuate himself in power against his enemies both foreign and domestic Piecing together bits of evidence here and there they think Castro's decision to ally As early in the game as six months after having become A if ttaell I 0 1 ers Ike Cuts Cuban Sugar Dade Airs Problems Froblems To Bryant All a 1 Nt 1 rb 11 1 1 oi 11 Yromems I 1 '0' '4 44- i' 7 FL 1 1 4: 1 I 4" 14 k- 1 0 17 I' 4 4 4 0 Nkei: "4' 1 To 1 4: Oh) 1 It 4 tt I I s1 4' wo's to i -7------ 4 11 A -1 rs 1 ee N- 4 V- 1 1''44 1 4 44 17 Hie tits 2 --t -02-7-i: I A Alpo of- 4 i 0 i i el 1 Cll ban 1 i''' Tn -ir ic 7 1 11 1 4 kt i A Su(Yar -A tv i a A 4 --04 ri Ill 1A 7 i ci I i 1- 11 4 i 3 4 0 i 4 -7 km2 -i1 1baui w141 ir A0gi t'T March 1 on Capital LAn Inside Look- Behind the-News-Stenes At Convention An Inside Look- Behind the-Nelvs-Stenes IV Continued from Page 1 ment to use increasing amounts of sugar to finance trade with the Communist bloc had made Cuba's future ability to fill the sugar requirements of the US more uncertain" Continued from Page 1 men to use increasing amounts of sugar to finance trad with the Communist bloc had made Cuba's future ability to fill the Miami Mayor Boosting Kennedy Collins Calls Press Wireohoto Ted Kennedy brother of Massachusetts Sen John Kennedy Collins is permanent chairman of the Democratic National Convention which opens Monday In Los Angeles Showing up at the Kennedy headquar ters in Los Angeles Florida's Gov Le Roy Collins chats about politicking with IN THE KENNEDY lobbying force attempting to line up candidates as the Demotratic National Convention convenes at Los Angeles will be Mayor Robert King High Metro Commissioner Robert Haverfield and Jack sonville City Councilman Louis Ritter Blimp Falls In Sea 18 Feared Lost Wedding Bells? Beauties to Wait THREE HOVE COFFEE breaks and grocery shopping on city time are being enjoyed by some City of Miami Building Department employes now that the construction industry has slowed down giving them little to do But customers are complaining about waiting an hour or more while they dawdle Continued from Page 1 By JOHN McDERMOTT Harald Political Writer Business leaders and Dade County officials gave Farris Bryant an earful of the areas' most urgent problems in an unprecedented all-day hearing and the next goy ernor promised his help in solv ing them 1 The Democratic nominee for governor said he would usehis I have speed the removal of the Florida East Coast Railroad from Miami's downtown Paul Marks chairman of the Miami-Dade Chamber at Commerce's Downtown Court cif had labeled the rEO as the biggest roadblock to progress confronting the county He charged that EEC at torneys and officials have "dragged their feet" and stall ed in removing both the unsightly- station and the tracks which are crippling midtown Miami's development Marks warned that unless the state and local leaders keep pressure on the FEC may extend its already over-extended deadline beyond text Dec 31 "1 want to expedite the pro posed FEC removal" Bryant told The Herald after more than a dozen chamber officials completed a detailed outline of the area's problems and needs "will you try to use your in fluence to get Ed Ball (EEC trustee) to act?" he was asked fact I'll be glad to" the man from Ocala declared "That is if I have any influence" he added with a grin Bryant spent the eiftire day at the Dupont Plaza hotel holding public hearings designed to acquaint him with metropolitan Miami problems He heard of Dade's plans for a new port Interramag Metro traffic safety the controversial Mid-Bay Causeway expressways roads and almoet every other facet of county government from Metro Corn- mission Chairman Ben MoGahey Metro Manager Campbell and County attorney Darrey A Davis He heard business leaders plead for his support of an expanded State Development Commission in attracting more tourists and more industries to Florida just want to let you know that I'll help with regard to getting Indus tries" Bryant said As for increased state road monies Bryant made no promises Be simply said "I plan to participate actively in over-all decisions of the Road Board Politcl JOHN IlleDER310TT nk! ia WrIter Ho Business leaders and Dads County offcials gave Farri is Bryant an earful of the areas' most urgent problems in an un the Mimi-Dde Chamber et precedented I all-day a Vednesday and the next gob' ernor promised his help m' solv mg them The Democratic nominee frit governor said he would us hi' I have speed the removal of the Flor ida East Coast Railroad from Mami's do ivvntown Paul Marks chairman of aa Commeree's Downtown Conn ell had labeled the rEo- as the biggest roadblock to prog ress confronting the county TIP ehartPri that rrr 'it Continued from Page 1 cent (tour girls) started dating at 13 18 per cent at 14 27 per cent at 15 20 per cent at 16 eight per cent at 17 eight per cent at 18 and three per cent at 19 at- 14 17 LITTLE HAS BEEN SAID about it but residents of Ciudad Trujillo had a real scare recently when that capital of the Dominican Republic was tPe objective of a leaflet raid with leaflets threatening a real bombing within 48 hours Jitters gripped the populace until the deadline passed There was every expectation In Washington that the Castro government would retaliate against the President's action by seizing additional Amer! can-owned property in the island republic But Informed sources said the action was decided on against a background of expectation that most foreign property in Cuba was scheduled to be taken over by the government in any case As seen here the cut in Cuba's sugar quota is likely only to hasten the action that was expected eventually It was believed here that sugar mills owned by American citizens probably would be the first target of the Castro government Fear was expressed privately by sozne officials concerning the safety of US citizens in Cuba It was learned that plans for the evacuation of wives and children and other dependents of US officials were under re view and might soon be put into effect particularly if there are overt signs of hostility The Cuban people were warned Wednesday that consumer goods may berationed in the event of a long drawn out economic war with the United States However the newspaper Revolucion mouthpiece for Dictator Fidel Castro's July 26 movement said Communist countries "can provide us with a majority of the products which the imperialists eny us" 1114114' 111 4 2 1 I fl itiaimmiros LEOPOLDVILLE Congo Republic Mutinous Congolese troops attacked their Belgian officers in three army camps Wednesday loosed a reign of terror against Europeans and marched on the cap ital in defiance of Premier Patrice Lumumba At Hardy Camp Thysville about 124 miles south of Leopoldville European officers gathered their wives and children in block houses fortified In advance with weapons and food In Leopoldville Europeans were beaten with fists a buckled army belts One a woman and a man who went to her assistance were rescued by police A third mutiny was reported at Lumumba whose own home was pillaged by thieves called on Belgian paratroopers to patrol Leopoldville streets and took off by helicopter in an effort to turn back the well-armed Hardy Camp mutineers who were reported advancing by truck and car less than 50 miles from Leopoldville The mutineers already had persuaded one army column sent to turn them back to Join them instead and Lumumba's action in calling on the tough Belgian paratroopers indicated he was not sure of others still taking his orders An armored column so far still loyal to Lumumba as en route for another attempt at turning back the Hardy Camp marchers The mutineers threatened the security if not the existence of the Congo republic which achieved its independence Only six days ago to become along with Somalia the nest of the African republics Wednesday's violence was a climax to disorders which have been a daily occurrence in the Congo for many weeks partly as result of bitter political and tribal rivalries Congo troops were reported demanding replacement of Belgian officers with natives more pay and better living conditions atmmiwilammi listed in the following order by the American girls: Jealousy drinking bad tamper Intolerance dishonesty swearing and laziness Mans bad traits as seen by the foreign beauties: Conceit jealousy dishonesty laziness bad temper and flirting Miss Spain (Maria Teresa Del Rio) said she didn't like soldiers or sailors Not even Marines the only thing he knew was that he was swimming" "The sailor asked me to radio the skipper of one of the rescpe boats to lift the gondola onto the carrier (Essex) so they could get the dead men out" Eble said The Essex radioed later that It had taken the wreckage in tow and had sent skin divers into the gondola to look for bodies The identity of the man who died en route to shore was not immediately announced Dr Richard Code an Ocean County NJ physician said he apparently died of a broken neck The two men with him welt Joseph Culligan aviation electrician second class and Donald Samier air patrolman third class Samier was taken to the Fort Dix hospital with a broken leg and lacerations The weather was clear and visibility was reported to be 10 miles In the area when the blimp crashed In the middle of a popular deep-sea fishing area eight miles off Barnegat Light The Navy said the crashed blimp was 403 feet long 85 feet in diameter and carried 1500- 000 cubic feet of non-inflammable helium The blimp had left takehurst at 9 am to Join a fast search-armada looking for the racing yacht Vat 69 which was overdue on a voyage from Bermuda to New York The search originally was ordered for the Vat 69 and another racing vessel the Car i astee but this yacht was found safe early in the hunt FORT DIRECTOR Alan Stewart said a "tag or tow" policy is ready for July 15 when the $8 a year parking fee goes into effect for airport employes Only 350 of an estimated 7000 tags have been sold so far Anti-Communist Cubans who staged an orderly July 4 celebration in Bayfront Park plan a similar one on July 26 anniversary of the Fidel Castro revolution Miss Universe officials were furious when 11 volunteer drivers disappeared with courtesy cars assigned to contestants Seems the youths just goofed off went sightseeing on their own leaving lovely ladies stranded Police checkea filed no charges WITH NATURAL gas hearings in many parts of the state question is raised: What is a BTU? It's the State energy required to raise one pound of water one degree of temperature at 60 degrees Fahrenbelt What is a therm? It's 100000 BTUs There are 1100 BTUs in one cubic foot of natural gas WANT TO VISIT the Pope on your tour of Italy? The Catholic Digest World says anybody can get a ticket just apply to the North American College in downtown Rome or at Santa Susanna Church It Bandana Miss Virginia (Betty Futford) was the earliest in the boy dating field at age Miss Greece had her first date when she was 20 Six of the beauties Miss Burma Miss Germany i Lebanon (Gladys Tabet) Miss Hong Kong (riven Cheung) Miss Jordan (Helen Gaitanopoulos) and Miss Morocco (Maryline Escobar) have never had a date Pity GOOD MEN: Asked what qualities a man had to have to attract them both the US and foreign contestants said kindness and understanding are most important The US girls listed in the following order these other qualities: Manners personality intelligence ambition honesty good looks ability to be a good father and generosity The foreign girls listed in order of importance: Intelligence personality good looks honesty manners generosity and strength One US girl insisted her man must be blond BAD MEN: Asked what traits their men must not have the US contestants give first place to conceit and the overseas delegates said excessive drinking he Deaths Elsewhere Diplomat Denounced BELLAMY PARTRIDGE 12 editor wary critic and author of numerous books Including "Horse and Buggy" "Country Lawyer" and "Salad Days" it Bridgeport Cont THE REV ALFRED ACKLEY 12 composer of some 1500 gospel end children's songs at Whittier Calif PHILIP LEDDY JR 61 former as sistent professor of English at Brook lyn College at New York OLIVER KING 63 a lawyer and a former county lutigs of Westchester at White Plains NY JUSTIN BERGMAN SR KG a founder of Sergman's Department Store 44 90 at Wilkesbarre Pa WALTER ROGERS 68 a former mayor at White plains NY ERIC WILSON 59 advertising di rector of The Montreal Star at Peter borough Ont LEE KLOSTY 42 vice president of Mack Klostv Co Inc freight end steamship chartering brokers at hew York HAVANA (AP) Pro-government newspapers Wednesday accused diplomat Jose Miro Cardona of treason The semiofficial Revolucion led the attack on Miro Cardona who resigned Tuesday as ambassador-designate to the United States because of ideological differences with Prime Minister Fidel Castro's leftist government Belgian King on Holiday in France Kids Break Up F86 ENGLEWOOD Colo shell of an F86 jet fighter plane which Survived he Korean conflict was placed on a school ground here so youngsters could play on it In 24 days they broke it up Queen Plans Trip LONDON (AP) Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip will make a state visit to Italy next spring Buckingham Palace announced Wednesday back July 11 to attend the inauguration of a memorial at the US Military Cemetery at Neuville-en-Condroz BRUSSELS Belgium King Baudouin left this week for a short holiday in Southern France He's due Other bad male traits are 1 Sizzle hile Rest of US Enjoys Mild Weather South Continues to i Sunrise Local Temperatures THURSDAY 6:11 pm THURSDAY 4:18 am Moonrise Moonset THURSDAY 3:33 am THURSDAY 7:17 pm Slmset 83 SO Miami Airport So lunar Tables AM PM Min Mat Min Mal Io Jts 177 it A 0:7) ji)S1 lad )040 Pq 144 I i Otz21 wAftlikNT 7 pal 1441r-2114tIll 11 I 91 SO 92 72 93 75 89 73 90 77 90 74 89 74 Apalachicola Clewiston Gainesville Daytona Beach Ft Myers Jacksonville Key West National Summary Itt general the weather piCture WaS Similar to that Tuesday with pleasant less humid weather prevailing over the northeastern quadrant from norther half of the Great Plains eastward to the middle and north Atlantic state In the south with a rathei weak front Persisting from South Carolina through the central portions of the Gulf States Into eastern Texas few showers and thunder showers were scattered in its vicinity while other shower activity broke out in the warm troPical air to the south Elsewhere showers and thundershowers were rather widely scattered from the central and southern Portions of the Plateau and Rocky Mountain region Into the souther half of the Great Plains while fair warm weather continued over northern Portions Of the Rockies and Plateau as well as the west coast states NOOO SamOarattireS across Me nation were in the 70s and SOs with higher 90 degree readings being reserved for tne southern tier of states though cloudy skies brought unseasonably' cool readings to the northwestern Texas hieW "(oxtail area Widely scattered showers and thtmdtwv srtOwOrS COM be expected mainly in the afternoon and evening over the south AtiantiC and Guff states Today 10:111 120 11:40 Friday 4:53 5:25 11:45 saturdeo 4:35 1:25 1118 Sunday :55 12:45 1:25 121 The schedule of sotonae periods es printed above has been taken front John Alden Knight'S Solunar Tab I a Plan your days so that you wilt be fishing in good teretoY Or hunting in good cover during these times it your vsh to find the best sport that each clay has to offer The Meer Perliods are shown tit bolet face type These be at the time shown end lest for on hour and a half or two hours thereafter The Pinor Periods shoom In reoular tvoe are 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