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The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 26

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The Miami Heraldi
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Miami, Florida
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wiwnny 'W u-v- 2-A THF MIVM1 FFRVLD Wednesdav Iulr 1 195! Arms Plot Scotched Invade Home of US Flier In Pre-Takeoff Raid Broward Deputies Arrest Three Men I HAVANA IT1 A raid by I Cuban police on the swank Unix ana home of a former US naxy pilot frustrated a planrcd air and sea invasion of Nicaragua official sources said Tuesday night The raid was on the Riltmore suburb home of Copt Paul Hughes former Atlanta Ga pilot and i erectly adxisor in the Cuban lehel air foice It led to the seizure of a laige arms cache and the detention of two other Americans a British journalist sexeral Cubans and nearly 200 would-be membeis of an expeditionary force against the regime of Nicaraguan President Luis So-nwa official sources reported The British subject was identified as Carl John Wilson a freelance journalist who has been in Haxana sexeral weeks Cai'bonell Pares Vuiein 52 the carpenter of 7614 AW 12'h Ter: Ca'los Manuel 7 a a Ca'tio 30 the editor rf 413 SW Ffth St Rebel 1 Daut 98 S' 78 the lot-plmtogtapher of 1370 NW 120th St He Made A Friend- Vnd Profit Continued from page 1 hrlv to be released from the hospital for a week to 10 days Although Dranow accepts telephone calls in his room he has declined to answer newsmen's questions Durmg the course of Tues-dax session Kennedy said that the two million dollar loan to Cohen has been piooessed bx the Teamsteis but that the monev has not yet actually chanced hands The box ish-looking but hard slugging committee counselor sa'd Cohen was issued a ih-pena Tuesday but will nor be lequupd to appear befsie the i Jose Marrero or Carbon ell Elizabeth A Hit at Supcrniart TORONTO Orf if Fhzabeth diexv huge ciouds at a suburban shopping Ingemar's Big Riplit Hand Undamaged as he pi i es autograph to Mike By ARTHIR J0HN8FY And TOM LOW NES I Hfnld Stiff Wrltiri A Miami carpenter believed to be a man once jailed for refusing to ten a Dade grand jury of his alleged connection the Communist Party was among three men captmed Tuesday in a pre-dawn arms raid at a deserted Broward airfield HiS two companions were labeled by US Customs agents as a former editor of an "anti-Communist" Cuban newspaper and a Miami pilot-photographer tailed in Havana by the Castro regime fie months ago They xxere grabbed along with their light plane and a carload of arms Rroxxard sheriff's deputies and a Miramar policeman shortly before am at Broward's North Terry Airport Deputies said a rrao escaped Customs agents said the plane belonged to a Miami man suspected of showering Haxana with anti-Castro leaflets Twelxe hours after the raid the trio xxaixed preliminary hearing before Commissioner Roger Daxis and xxeie released on bonds of S2 500 each after being charged xxith attempting illegal export of arms They were identified as Jose West Tug Mishap Fatal to 2 Key More State ewsM ID 1442B Senate gtoup until he ictuins adriirs was believed to have brrn 157 su' 1111 St "a arrested in December 1033 with When logo Shoj is Everybody Shops I ess than an hour after the fourth man escaped Mftro police arrested a top Castro foe Rolando Masferrer in his car only a few nulcs from the North IYrry Airport Masferrer riesmbed by Ca-t-o foie's as uno'f -cial was qiick'x leleased after being c-a- ged with failuie to have hs diner license The moon-lit imd accore -g to Joseph A UP Su-perxisor of Customs Agon's had excx clcmo of a tn" under-cox er thilicr At one pm the arms was piexenfed fiom escaping in'o the clouds xxheu quick-thinkmg police blocked a run- uav with their ca'r as the plane taxung off the field The t'p-off on dm cun running came at 2 17 am w6p-i a Brow les-oem rear the amport called police to report a suspicious landing The airport the tipster said had been closed to aircraft for hours Within rmnutps Rroxxard Deputies Ciiffoid Maxlev and Orxille Schrank along xxith Mi- ramar Policeman Jack Thom- as raced up the North Perry! runw ay in their squad cars All they found however was the lonely Cessna and its pilot Daut Casually Daut explained that he was merely practicing night landings saving he had taken off from Broward mam airport only minutes before Officials at the big Broward froin a at all added that Cohen and several associates including a man identified only as Sam Schwartz horrowed the money from the Teamsteis foi blind and the elderly Prince construction in the 4000 Mock Philip was off advocating a Collins Axe on Miami Beach physical fitness program before Canadian doctors Hp was named president of the Canadian Medical Association first lay-man ever to hold that rost fTu7day gave resi- dents of aC-alx an Aimv home Euiopean hohriax if Further testimony confirmed earlier evidence that Dranoxv had gained control of Akros Dxnamics Inc of Cleveland xx as anxious to get a 347 magnum pistol just like chief wore He said he can't buy a gun like that in Sweden which had sought to purchase surplus US planes One of the planes bought by Akros a C74 was used an attempt in Mi-! ami May 22 to smuggle arms 1 and ammunition to the Domm-1 ican Republic The plot fell flat The two Americans detained xxith Hughes xxere identified as Efren Tichardo a Miami Ha attorney and Joseph Bardor of Lo Angeles Calif xx ho claimed he is a motion picture producer All thiee were xisitmg at the Hughes home when police raid-eis struck Monday night United Pi ess International identified a thud man arrested in the raid as Juan Fspmosj Da 42 ot ir30 SW Fomth St Ten me Fichaido who-e last Miami four other peisons charged with conspmng to export 30 M-l lifles illegally to Cuba Miami telephone and city directors had no curient 1 sting for Diaz Official Cuban sources said a series of raids uncovered not only a considerable quantity of arms but also a complete plan for the invasion of Nicaragua by air and sea Moie than a dozen of the 200 volunteers weie held while the remainder were released after warnings against engaging in hostile activities against other nations from inside Cuba Havana's central police sta- 1 tion xxas jammed with prisoners witnesses and a dozen I others It was understood those detained probably would be transferred to the custody of military authorities for further investigation tion by Cuban authorities definitely smashed the move Newfoundland Aids Farmers I i Thousands jammed the roadside all arourd the 40-acre Golden Mile shopping plaza Some had waited since 8 30 am fora noontime appearance day was Lewis vice aeamst hughes Cr any of the when government agents arrested 12 suspects just before the plane xxas set to take off Among the ltnesses Tues-1 KEY WEST Two crewmembers of the Key West- and the raiders were about to 0f the queen of Mlaml He told the commit based tug US Salman met let Daut tane off again How- a huge supermarket clos- tee Akros had borrowed tragic deaths during opei ations P'Pr they akeri him to wait ec in expectation of her isit 000 from the bank and' at sea a month ago the Naxy until they checked the ortn qUeen onjy stepped inside that the loan is in arrears I Perry grounds the door for a few moments I Lew is testified that the Akros Police said there were about proposal appeared to bp a bona 35 000 in the supermarket area fide transaction involving the of scouts possible sale of four to 10 plan disclosed Tuesday The Naxy identified the dead as Chief Warrant Officer Patrick Shannon 45 of presi- port confirmed Daut story They only a brief glimpse dent of the Pan American Bank The cheek revealed a 1055 Ford parked near the runway Crouching inside xxas E-Edi- i including hundreds Thilip quipped that it a great chance for a patient to tell the doctors what to do Actually he is to he represented in the job by a deputy Dr Elmer Kirk Ljon of Learning-ton Ont £irl guides At the Isabelle and Arthur Meighan lodge where 163 el- derlv residents waited in the lounge the queen arrived to a cheering greeting The two eldest residents of the lodge got to chat with the queen They were Mis Ensign Mux Kedh Q0 of Soutn Ochndon I 'sex Enghnd a pensioned Salvation Armx officer in her uniform and Frank Usher 84 Kent England xxho served in the Zulu and Boer uais and once was a captain of the guard at ind'or Caste Bahamas Chief Finds IS Rebels NASSAU Bahamas ijx When the Bahmas crown colony governor heard Cuhars using his islands for a x'agmg aiea to invade the Dominican Repunlic he ipconnoi-teied in pei son Sir Rax nor Arthur took along 21 Hill the islands' superintendent of security on an amlirer scout of Fagged Island 750 miles southeast of Nassau Their repoiL No evidence of activity The Hills Bx CLARENCE ZAITZ Hrrald Staff rlirr POMPANO BEACH Togged out in beach sandals a jaunty red cap and checked walking shorts Ingemar Johansson went shopping Tuesday Pompano Beach names and businessmen had never seen anj thing like it Neither had Ingemar 1 Sweden new heavyweight boxing champion and his party of 11 including his bathing-suited fiancee Birgit Lurrigren couldn't see the merihan- dise for the admirers The moh of autograph-seekers became so great that store owner A Carter finallx locked them nut in order to give the ehamp's partx a chance to shop Ingo showed a man's usual impatience at a fashionable womens wear store at Ocean-i side Shopping Center while his fiancee and sister picked through the storp's entire stock to come out with an extremely colorful sports wardrobe that cost Asked if it was difficult to decide what to buy the champ replied Not for me it isn't Ingo who with his entourage is staying at the Gustav von Reis residence Marstrand Hillsboro Beach said he hopes to spend some time on the beach and to try some ocean fishing today I "I like everything about it" he said of Florida and both he and his mother said "5e'll come bark While the Johansson party was eating sirloin steak dinners at a beach restaurant people kept requesting autographs on menus post cards receipts etc Itigo was pleasantly receptive to all this attention But industralist Von Reis a pm Mnonrise Moonxet The shopping party included everyone except Ingemar father who stayed behind at the Beach home It included Mr and Mrs Von Reis Ingemar two brothers Henrv 28 and Rolf 27 Henry fiance An-net Johansson (no relation I and Ingemar sister Eva 17 Birgit looked like a typical Floridian with a flair-type bathing sut in pink yellow and blue pastels Her choice in clothes ran to the bright hold colois She bought toieador pants of bright colors orange dresses and a blue one Ingemar had earlier been to a neaibv mens shop and loaded up with spoitswear for himself He looked cool and comfortable A'ked if she wanted her son to keep fighting the champion's mother said "There no reason for him to stop now The clan had the run nf the dress shop after the proprietor locked out the curious A store clerk said the girls xxere "real good She said they knexx exactly what they wanted and kept going through the stork until they found it In Hillsboro off duty policemen are on 24-hour guard duy Deaths El-ewhere JOSFPH A KFRNEX o' The me STHKS COI WELL director n' rarMn aM ee te of re of Ml anti Mntnhza- on 7 c- 1 -MR B4RR4IU YUIUS wife of branr Wi rrrT rr o' Foer-hA-h Faber Pernl Co i Kf-Rrre URL SMITH HEWITT pubMer a eb nf Tr hrp rr fe a ncfK rew a 'ea er I MRx THIRFM YM FFI BE I R9 a rrTDe' of Me of 'eft o' Movef ore Hopia The E'O a Now o-k ARR4H4M COLfHFR A5 bi of the department ot raomlogv at Docrc-s Hnsppa at DR JAMES BFRTFI £4 a an here 'nr man ea-s am lormer representative in Europe of tpe pp hew sKe'fe- re ard Imrr grant SooifM at Ven Yn-iv A (FML er e' mtice of he Pne-m ran p-e-re a an Jian ft JOvFPH KING 51 co-onn-e aM host of fre ru OeMran ATeM- can Pa bko! er a popujar piare for col ree tuden' in 2 17 am 3 33 pra Photos Gen Hd Chin Get orkout Carlisle in Pompano Beach Birgit oticed Too Iiarills a surprise aiound the house with strict oidrrs no ore is to enter The guards weie a hit too efficient Mondav night Von Reis complained to police he rouldn sleep because the guards kept checking the place and making roie on the gravel drive There A ltvas Room for 2 More PITTSBURGH iT Mis Gerald ne Walker is home from the hospital with her twins Donald and Donna She now tne mother of fix a children That not unusual but Mrs Waller l- only 20 xears old Mis Walker aid husband Joseph now 25 wete married when she was 16 The twins bom last week join Karen thiee Janet two and Kurt Th" prnund father is a carpenter helper He bu'x now fgunng out new living accommodations fot his lapidly increasing family Solunar Tables A Min Ml Min Ma) xa vn 2 in 2 A a 2 J5 3 15 a tlx 3 a xa 4 C5 in IX 25 in Tr i-rqv F- riav Sat i-da T6p Mlpdjie nl soiunar periods as rnntfd axois hava bfrn 'anari fr-m John Solunar Tab Pan 50 ir davs so that 5ou a ill be aood territo- or huntire In good coer durlrg these times xoj wh to Und the best sport that earn das has to of'er The Mao- Period a- ehonn In boid (are ivy These besn at tre tme houn ard last lor an hour and a ha or tuo hours thereafter ne Mino- Perods shoan In resular tsp are o( aomeahat ahorter durauon Tides Miami Harbor Entrant (Between Jetties) Kennedy brought out that the rpincipal figures in a plan to sell a C7 to the Cuban rex olutionary government were Dranoxx Dominick Bar-tone one of the 12 arrested in the arms plot and current-1 under indictment Louis (Rahp Trlscaro xirp president of the Ohio Conference 1 nfficial said Hughes of Teamsters and Alvin A ubo fW arms to the Crstro Naiman of Cleveland present forces dui ing the revolution head of Akros Dynamics Rn1 Ister took a post as ad- xi'pr and mstiuctor for the iehel air fmee was rot the leader of the planned expedition The leader identified Tne majority of the 200-man invasion force were Nicaraguans offical sources said The Cuban eontakt for the group was William Morgan a major the rebel army who has been labeled Fidel ro chief executioner ga i has a lorg ruminal lec-ord in the I' including several chai gos of mhhei against Nicaragua wnrn it was jut about ready to begin Police officials were reluctant to discuss the case or its details while the investigation is going on They said a full statement would be made as soon as the questimmng of the detainees is completed Coronado Calif and Seaman Michael A Bonnacci 20 of New York Citv The accident occurred May 30 while the Salman xxas laving an experimental moor A heavy mooring wire jumped a roller oxer the tug's stern snapping the two victims a Navy spokesman explained Shannon was fatally mutilated and Bonnacci was flipped overboard The young seaman's body was never recovered the Navy said The Sahnan a unit of the surface anti-submarine development detachment returned to port here the next day The Navy gave no reason for the delay in releasing news of the ACCIDENT British Carrier Sails For US PORTSMOUTH England (UPI) Britain's newest aircraft carrier Victorious sailed for the Tuesdax to take part air defense demonstrations The ship will first go to Norfolk Va for the exercises and then visit New York harbor The committee produced rec-01 d' showing that Tnscaio and Bartone shaied a suite at the Frien Roc Hotel Miami Beach five days after Baitore was arrested the aboitixe arms plot Tuscaro pleaded the Fifth Amendment refused to answer committee quest tors Bartone was excused as a witness since his answers might influence his forthcoming trial on conspiracy charges ST 10HNS Nflrt ip Agriculture Minister Kenugh says the Newfoundland government spent $250- shoo people away OOrt on xanous services for farmers during 158 No other Police Chief Raymond Mc-orcupationa! group in New- Mullin Hillsboro Beach who foundland receives as much as- visited Ingemar at the Aon sistance he said Reis home said the champion who still claims no one xxas supposed to know about Ingo retreat here kept trying to tor Castro Hiding behind the car was Marrero (also known as Carbonnell) 1 1 Inside the car the officers found 15 30 caliber rifles txxo Browning automatic rifles four 30 caliber carbines 80 boxes of 30 caliber ammunition and 20 boxes of Browning automatic ammunition While the raideis checked oxer their find they were suddenly aware of the whir of the Cessnas engine far down the field Instantly thev hopped into thp Miramar police car and raced onto the taxi runw ax making it impossible foi Daut and his plane to escape But they were unable to prevent the escape of a fourth unidentified man who leaped from the taxiing plane and dashed into the darkness Later thev found that the plane contained two loaded caibines a two-way eld radio and generator a machete and extra ammunition The plapp ownersh'p checked out to Furhard Jaffee 29 of 2030 NW 175th St owner of Torch Investments Coip National rev '0 CKF- pt -S' e- snee -vryc-c C'D O-'V'C f-ev 4 r-x Kfl' a 8 8" srpa'n (L i a in i aT a I ir 3 1 '7 In 0 nr i a rra Cf eY- Thunder Rocks of Pennsylvania Rains Pelt Kansas Forecasts Local Temperatures WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY 533 7:17 90 77 Miami Beach FLORIDA 78 Jacksonville 91 77 Key West rfi 70 Ocala i An port Ana 'h cola C'e os Sunrise Sunset 86 73 98 73 89 81 97 70 92 74 94 74 91 75 oo 74 91 76 nl 72 06 SO 10172 09 75 99 76 qo 7 04 78 87 72 89 69 03 81 57 41 02 8 oq yq '6 'J 54 51 92 80 68 43 98 75 EE4UPORT M'LES FER BROWARD PALM BEACH AND FLORIDA KEY AREAS dear to par" cloudy through Wednesday night Widely scattpiei mostly afternoon tr under-showers Wedre-dax 89 to 92 Low Wednesday night 75 to 80 Varabe winds at 5-12 rrph SMALL BOAT Bt than tr-ee fee- In r'4 a Vr-be Ti' tr MFTFFV CARIBBEAN c- rds to is fp s-n sz Lc JULY 195 9 tdi cr these cor cuo-'s rir ies to twe rt For Fiece 20 (r 15 Lj 9 inet (je te' snrart 20 Pe Peach ocean sibract 2C boro inle: add 0 25 Port Evert entrance fjetueo no chante Cun-tv causeTgT east erd acd 1 '5 Cvr Yacht Fan Bi-cavne id 1 Cane es ttdet s- cav-ie add 0 55 Sa e- Kev a 1 isct're a-1 2 iin Ke 25 P-PKan Ket Cad Pond ad 3 Garde Co'f Ke laRo e5' Laao and 3 21 lair e- aJd 35 In pa nf Fvica bay tae period cetat ba o'oo'o SCALE Ci Ct'' HOUR calm 8 13Y8 19I24 25-31 32-38 39 46 47 54 55 63 64-75 ABOVE 75 4 1 71 if.

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