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Jr. 28 Bangor Dally New, Tuesday, June 27, 1972 Soviet Triumvirate Greets Castro SAVINGS INSURED (J TO $20,000 INTEREST PAID FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL 12 Kcnlh Tern CERTIFICATE sites ACS0IK1T Per Annum the Soviet Union once prompted the 44-year-old Cuban leader to protest that they give us nothing for nothing, a if they were our greatest benefactors, as if they were showering us with gold. However, Soviet aid has undoubtedly been the main reason Castros regime has lasted this long and the Kremlin lead ership is sure to remind Castro of this fact when they meet to discuss Cubas economic future during the next two weeks. ests of proletarian internationalism" and the Socialist division of labor. By this time, Cuba had been ostracized from the Americas as a trading partner and Castro had little choice but to accept Moscows terms.

Before the 1959 Cuban revolution, the United States pur-crashed about 50 per cent of the annual Cuban sugar crop. Today, the Soviet Union buys up nearly 40 per cent of the crop. Cubas economic servility to one made to Havana by Kosygin in October, an exchange that formally marks the end of open coolness between Cuban and Moscow party leaders. Piqued because the Kremlin lid not promote his Plans for Castroite revolution throughout Latin America, Castro had pointedly stayed away from such important Communist gatherings as the 1069 international conference and the 1971 Soviet party congress. Moscows domination of the Cuban sugar industry also has been' one of the principal causes of antagonism between the two nations.

A 1960 trade agreement committed MoscoasigniQcantJy to aid Castros first industrialization program. When Castros industrialization plans foundered, the Soviet Union changed its mind and decided Cuba should return to a sugar-oriented economy and sell massive quantities to the Sovcet Union in the inter Telephone 942-5568 201 Main St. Bangor KEITH B. SCOn WATER. WELLS 2 NEW ROTARY 'HAMMER MACHINES also, cable tool drilling.

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Kosygin and President Nikolai V. Podgorny. The four held a private meet lng shortly after Castros arrival. The Soviet news agency Tass said only that questions of interest to both sides were discussed and the conference passed in a fraternal and heartfelt atmosphere. Castro, whose regime is bolstered by substantial Soviet aid, estimated by some Western experts to amount to more Qian a million dollars a day, is expected to confer at length here on economic projects and prospects.

He could well face pressure to become more self-supporting. But amid the smiles, kisses and embraces at the airport there was no trace on either side of any concern about the coming economic talks. Wearing his usual green army fatigues, and cotton cap, Castro lent an informal note to the stiff protocol of an official Soviet ceremony. Rhythmic souls of Fidel, Fidel, Fidel resounded from the crowd, specifically selected and bused to the restricted VIP airport for the ceremony as Castro embraced Politburo members, ministers and other officials in the welcoming party. After the formal review and march-past by the honbr guard, Castro and his three Kremlin hosts climbed into an open limousine for a drive past curbside crowds to the Kremlin.

The airport and Leninsky Prospect, the broad avenue leading into town, were, decorated with Soviet and Cuban flags and banners. In contrast to the speeding motorcade that took President Nixon along the same route in a cool reception a month ago, the Cubans cortege moved slowly, permitting him and the Kremlin trio to stand and wave to the cheering crowds. The length of Castros stay has not been announced but informed sources have said he is expected to stay about two weeks. His visit climaxes a tour that started on May 2 and took him first to Guinea -and Algeria and to Communist Eastern Europe. Castros visit Is in return for Houlton, Maine Bft ion 0 'ryzjo u(, AUi Qfc tfsXMPUb! iJl' rsij.

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