14-00000 Why ~ ccesatshy,” ‘he ~, \ MHABLA..« UNIDAD REVOMIGIONRTA" | nents October 29, 1965: "Russia Rebuffs Castro".- A cenmuent on\the news that Cuba and the USSR have signed an agreement to send 7' engineers and 50 technicians to the Caribbean Island. It is pointed out that, sulatantial ly, such is the Soviet Union's reply to the request for technical and financial assist»nce for Cuba's reconstruction and for the sugar crop. Fd ' “Brazil and the Dominican Reyubliec’.- The situation in Brazil and the Dominican Republic shows that it is not enough to face | up to Communist pseressions, but that energetic, prec utionary measures) must be taken -g well to neutralize the Subversive threat and guarantee democratic stability... On the other hand, the Hemisphere's problems must be focus- ‘sed tn their entirety, and action must be taken against the source of subversion in Communist Cuba, . i ar
14-00000 a aon et. ae ' aren we a ef ie fe 3 K # a 4 Te Os tea gin ae 2 nm Le a ee Se ome: °, ad 0 Ag ee tre ty eae cane 2.8 THE MIAME IERALD | Friday, Dee. 81, 1965 | nn } Cuba Aid © Given to N. Viets— Ship Weapons, Defector Says By CARLOS MARTINGZ Gf Our Leta America Stat? - A Cuban sea captain who [walked off his ship with three of his officers at a dap. anese port four days age charged Thuraday in Miami that Cuban vessela take weapons to North Viet Nam “three or four” times every 6ix months, The captain, Francisca Cobar Ones, 46, told a press conference called “hy Cuban exiles that “all Cuban ships have orders to carry war materiel to North Viet Nam to help the North Vietname ese effort.” — ‘ The Cuben Embassy in Japan, sald Cobaa, ia acting ag cnordinator fer all Viet Nam-bound shipments taken at Communist ports in Ania. The four Cuben defectors af the T.0d0-ton freighter Aracelio Igiesiag wera flaws fe San Fraaclece Inat Turse <day, Thera they gave’ 0.8, agente thele account of how Fidel Castro's ahips carry Rei Chinesa arma to the Viet Cong. They arrived io Miami Wednesday, . & ‘ Shortiy before Cohas’ prese conference, the Aracel. ta Iglealan aailed three daye hehind achedule for Commute alat China, reportedly to pick up military hardware for the North Vieinamese. It waa being skippered by the second mage, on ordera fram Cuba. “The Cuban Embassy in Tokyo had secretely are ranged for the Aracelis: iglesiag te fake a shipment of war materiel fram North Korea to North Viet Nam,” charged Coban. Nevertheless he sald plane were changed at the last mins ule and he was “hastily ore deved". to pick up the ship. ment of weapon, in Shange hai Instead, tt was then when the four deeited to defect, “The ship. that sail fray Cuba with augar are ordered , ie plek up tha weapons after i anlonding thé augae at da- pan.” salt! Cobas, adding ‘ that the plekupgs take place only at North Kerean and Ked Chineaa parte “because , of thelr geographical altuas idee,” The short, artlewslate sea man alan charged that the . Cuban government keeps a small intelligence detail on each of sty merchant shipa. They are members of the G- 2. Castro's c.eaded secret police, “For some reason, the G2 man on board ia usually the radio and telegraph operae tor. In the Aracelio Iglesias we had a second G-2 man disguised as the faurth engl. neer, even though he had no training or sbiity to per form his duty.” emp) see s