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4 tg 4 tone SSP get Ue oad 3 2 ’ on het, a 1 Sia RMR ge Pa az - ASERICAN MARTI +. OR wees est ee, MeO TRL a Pr ed vat nS ~ —~ Fi ‘GINS who have been employcd 25 ore be established Sets veF fe. > at $100. “Escalator Clause” The AFI-CIO has pro- posed that an “escslater” eluuse be Incorporated into Social Security so that a re- Greeks Disel iia Guna Travicis Fourteen chip owners and merchant marine Captains were recently indicted by Greek authorities for galling trans- ports to Cuba In violation of existing regulations. The Minister of the Mer. ehent Marine has reportediy ent to the projmr prosecution authorities the flies agains’ the nln MTR ~ A gornene and eantains of SS. Srene, 6.8. Earbcrino, 68. Alles and 6S. Pantanasca, All the vessels are registered Jn Pira- eus. Oharges for similar rlolations are to be brought roca fzainst the ownerg and Onsapiains of the 85. Tina, &8. Eftychia, 8.8. Andromachi, 5.8. Evra Ia- gikicia, &S. Kikolas ¥., $5. NU elas M., 6S. Rovlamearia and 65S. Botia. The courts and the Merchant Marine Disciplinary Roard are geportedly investicaling charg- es against other owners and captains. The steamers LOUICE LYEES «Lykes Bros.) and the Yema- shiro Maru recently eollided éuring heavy weather at Kee- ra a March, 2967 pe- 19 ESRB My RETIOI Se ATT Mag on aT eT TNA UY Se eS cee See mca os 2 believe that the United States, aow surpassed by 13 Western European nations in the field of social wetfare, ean and should provide its citizens with a realistic and sound Social Security sys- tem consistent with our re- sources,” lines At Sea Rate Beciines Reported iNnesses and in- jurles among searoing per- sonnel in 1966 in relation to the average number of sta- faring jobs dipped to a new low for the last decesde. Recently announced figures stated that the combined per- ecrtage of Hiness and Injuries, based on an average of 4,09 jobs lest year, ceclned to 73.7 per eent from the 85.5 per cend reported on 46,009 Jobs In 1575. The recnective pereentercs of Injuries and Iincsses alzo Ge- elined. The retlo of infurics last year dropp=d to 42.4 per eent from 45.5 per cent in 1235, and that of Ulness was cosn te 37.3 per cent from the fint 40 percent registered the pre- vious year. The poreentage of injurics is the lowest recorded since 10C1, and that ef illness is the levrest | since 1957, All told, in 1963 Neensed and unlicensed U.S. merchant mz- rine personnel were reported as injured or J 43,045 times. Re- ported Injuries totalcd 22,923 and reported Ulnesses totaled 20,122. Per hd S Boa nye eater a | sO \ . ) Sal 0 AIL, ee esenessetes SBusts LaEC af ? icy which hes led since +) the end of World War II i. neglect and abuse of i: the American merchant marine by government 7 arencies. i “President Johnson an- ; nounced mere than two , Years ago that he would offer a new maritime pol- fey but thig still hes not been put forward. In the ‘ meantime, pressures have been increasing within government to abandon . entirely the idea that our ‘ country needs a strong . American merchant mzr- i Ine. “It is against this back- ground that we have ex- amined the pruposals ad- vanced by Secretary of Transportation Alun Boyd. “We find many short- _ cornings in this program. Most of its goals are far - from adequate lo mect the nation’s needs. It contains provisions which would - damege rather than strengthen the effective- ness of our merchant marine. It leaves many questions unanswered. “However, In view of the present desperate con- dition of the U. S. merch- ant marine, we must re- gard the fact that a pro- gram is being proposed and that it is positive even SUSSTS ATi ss owe oe de PO SY bt Sale on soem a 1 a. out eae oe eM EEE Se NGC A Ane) ra we (Gee (07) omen 38, 88 & ho “The rE stands isa . Ft should wards 2 make ever + that the : &uerds are “We be ’ fabor and the mari must abay , manger ar fealing at ’ ite behind fs practic: obtainable “We be ernment abandon w frerous s¢ the FDL are advar tutee for - Ye a range mit - policy. Its to weaken fea-povrer, ‘FDL prom lined app, separate from €or need. This unrealistic all lessons end result imical to - terest, un defense an abilities. “For th devices sus -ed “effect! il to the degree that this one ory whicl SEN Dh Lace ct ed tae Pete nb SEES setencrent Ail ee = cents ae oe A yrowe pr aegeteginy yt Sleainals beatiaaea aaa 4 Fa tains tliat, — dadbiby estan dd arts at oo
714-00000 ama ET ee ee oan SRE TTY Ee ra a TOR Se TR re Te RA pT TR TE ED STENT Gat RRSUT EEE bare woo s we a aaael deat MUNIDAD" MONTHLY, ISSUE No. 36, APRIL, 1967.~ FRONT PAGS: : (1) ANOTHER REGIME OFFICIAL CEFECTS IN GREAT BRITADE: A trief story on the Colla~ zo defection, followed By excerpts from his original statement. Excerpts include? reasons why free-world sea trade with Cuba is ceclining (U.S. Black List, Letin workers! boycott, etc.)3 Cuba-trading chipowners take advantage of Castro and over- charge him for charters; the personnel problem in “Mambisas"j the planned deception for Expo 67 (exhibiting console record players made up of foreign components and woed as Cuban-made)3 general corelusion® régime officials don't know where they are headed for. Ra ea: ies (2) EDITORIAL: HATED BY FRIEND AND FOE? The Russians hate Castro because he has meee Ce peat amma Rita 8 Se een emg ea F nem ouanienetoorers gS timed them in’ the fino-Sovict rift; the Chinese loathe him bocause they regard him as a mercenary “who. has sold out to the Soviets, Latin American Reds hate hin a : ° ° as well, because, as they say, he has promoted fractionaliem in their ranks. Antie : : Commmists throughout the Americas hate him too, as there is not a country in the . 3 hemisphere where mothers and wives are not mourning the loss of a dear one to Case E 3 troite terrorists, and antieRsd Cubans would not touch Castro with a ten-foot pole, ; Hated by friend ani foe alike, how could anyone think that Castro may eventually survive a chronic ewnomic crisis: that his ow ineptitutde has wrought on the nation? : BAG TWG® (1) mMoRceco BREAKS DEPENDENCE ON CUBAN SUGAR? Fron the EIR we take the story on the . : Moroccan plan to develop their. own sugar indu sisy at the expense of purchases from E i . a ‘Cuba. ‘This plan, we stress, is réceiving Polish financial and technical ali, which. . _ ; oe . . shows to what extent Castro's Red eonbades are concerned with his sugar interests. 5 ey 1 DO THE SCVIZTS SEND IREJECTe PARTE 0 cuBat: Also from the EIR, this is ‘the. story on the “coincidence” that poor-quality or defective parts began to arrive in * ‘+ Cube, under Sovdet-Cuban barter agreements, right after the price of sugar dropped «: *, “e . . -, a om : a (3) WHERE Is © Raver fete y humorous poem by Luis R. Caceres, Jr. It goes like this & “oo”