14-00000 tm -4- JANUARY 10, 1966: NEWSCAST: * ; 1) RED CUEAN EMBASSY IN MEXICAN CAPITAL BOMBED, 2) THRES MORE CULAN SEAMEN DEFECT IN SPAIN. . EDITORIALS? e "Sine-foviet Differences Over N, Viet Nam".- Sino-foviet differences over Nerth Viet = Nem have become evident lately. Nowadays, Russia ie just ae much intereeted in China's 7 loes of prestige in Viet Nam as China ie interested in Russia's loss of prestige in * Cuba, Hence the "rice" economic aggreesion. We wonder vhether the Soviet mission te = Viet Nam, rather than pledge unlimited aid to Ho, may have gone there to tighten the * screws of their Vietnamese puppet. This is indicated by recent Yugoslavian statements * ~—vhich ia tantamount to speaking of Ruseian statements——- charging China with keeping 7 Nerth Viet Nam from considering peace offers, te ®The Tricontinental Conference: Action and Reaction".~ The action: te coordinate plana Zs for subversion, aggression and terror in Africa, dela and Latin America, The reaction: . . particularly in Latin Anerica, and as recommended by the Venesuelan Minister of the < Interior: the uee of foree against Corminist aggressors; the use of force against the 4, focal point of aggression in Commniat Cuba. * RA NEWSCAST s 1) CHINA SCOLDS FIDEL OVER RICE ISSUE, CALLS HIM *LIAR®, 2) PERUVIAN GVT, RAPS SOVIET AGGSESSION FOLLCWING RUSSIAN STATEMENT AT TRI~ CONTIVENTAL PARLEY, . Ay es te? . ~? ate "s aby « EDITORIALS? ®astro Goes Beserk, Helps Aggression Against fouth Viet Nam®,= shameless intervention in the internal affairs of South Viet Nam by lending hie trans- We comment on Castro's port vessels to transport war supplies for the Viet Gong. By doing thie, he ie trying
14-00000 aw 3 « to pose as a powerful warlord before the peoples of Latin Averica. He would like te be acked to take part in poace negotiations. Therefore, he is after a naval catastrophe ; that would put him in the headlines throughout the world ae a victim of an "imperialiem® — ‘that has attacked one of poor little Red Cuba's ehipe., So, he risks the livea of Cuban # ' crews for this purpose, This wickedness explains the wave of defections by Cuban sea- Paes. Wee 7 van a "Soviet Aggreezion®.=- The Gyt. and prese of Peri have labelled the statements nade by the Soviet delegate to the Tricontinental Conference as aggression, Likewlee, the Venezuelan Gt. advieed the uce of force against Communist aggression, Tho aggreeeions . are not just, against Perd or Venezuela, but againet the. Continent as a whole, There= fore, the whole Continent should mobilize by declaring all Cormunist Parties ilegal and by applying the ultimte sanctions forezeen by the Inter-Anerican system of self= a, defense againet the Cuban Communist regime. eh og - et JANUARY 32, 2966: tem AF NEWSCAST# — . 1) WASHINGTON, HANOI IN DIRECT CONTACT. Vah HRT A atm iE -_ a Re 2) YUGOSLAVIAN PAPER BLAST TRICTNTINENTAL PARLEY, . ‘ EDITORIALS# Bi '*  ®Chinese Reds Call Castro "A Liar",- On the eve of the Tricontinental Parley, Fidel io Castro sought to strike a hard blow at the Chiriese Communieta, On Moscow's ordera, he charged Red China with "economic aggreesion® against Cuba. With characteristic Asian a phlegm, the Chineee have replied to Cactro's perfidious attacks by calling him a liar. ae ; They claim that they never agreed to a long-term barter of rice for Cuban sugare They P only agreed, they say, toe exchange these products in 1965, For once, we mst agree ; ; . with the Chinece Rede: Castro is indeed the biggest liar the world hae known, Trade agreenents are written, Glarified and specified, ‘We are inclined to believe the Chinese and to reject Fidel's candid explanation of a "misunderstanding®.