Evening star., 1960-09-22

Oh Western diplomats be-
tween Moscow and a few
other important cities while
the Russians in this country
could travel all over without
any trouble whatsoever to
carry out their spy activities.
So why should we call it in
justice when we have the
right and obligation to stand
up for our rights by recipro-
eating the favor to them?
John Harnett.
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In all the arresting head
lines about Khrushchev's
U. N. visit let's not minimize
the current antics of Khru-
shchev's serf-that bearded
demon of our neighbor Cuba,
Fidel Castro.
This mailman has heaped
insult upon insult against
Cuba's best friend and long
time customer. the United
States, by accusing America,
including our President, of
wrong-doing, by unlawfully
confScating American busi-
ness and by jailing American
citizens.
We must stop Castro. We
must stop communism in
Cuba now. To do this our
Nation should support openly
the spiritual and moral forces
in Cuba that see him for
what he is, unworthy Of his
own name, Fidel. We should
also apply economic re
straints that. will hurt him
by reducing the flow Of Cuban
commerce into our country.
Special-interest groups in the
United States may object to
this but putting a knife into
the side Of Cuba's economy
will make an aroused people
bitter for action. :
Tim MacCarthy.
1t is my sincere belief that
the best interests of all
peoples will be best served If
you will not headline - but
obscurely report the talks and
actions of Messrs. Khrushchev
and Castro while in the U. S.
F. E. Carter.
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After the most disgraceful
propaganda performance on
TV by Khrushchev. my friends
and I beg you to ignore his
visit completely in your fine
paper.
Margot Macarthur.
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If we don't watch out, our
country will be taken over,
lock, stock, and people by
Khrushchev and, or, Castro.
While we are quibbling over
the religious beliefs of a pres
idential candidate and by the
time either Nixon or Kennedy
wins the election, there might
not be any place in the White
House for an American
President.
Can anyone imagine
George Washington, Thomas
Jefferson or Theodore Roose-
velt allowing the State De-
partment to underwrite Cas-
tro's hotel bill If he does not
choose to pay it?
Where is our moral fiber?
If robber burglarized my
home and insulted me, I can
not imagine inviting him to
be my guest. Our State De-
partment is doing just that.
We are going to pay that
burglar Castro's $400 a day
hotel bill If he doesn't pay it.
Iresent paying taxes to our
country when the money is
used to entertain a man who
not only holds us in contempt
(why shouldn't he, we're not
deserving of respect when we
are acting like cowards) but
expects to be entertained at
our (the taxpayers) expense.
Of course we really can
not blame Castro for acting
the way he does, because he
sees what Khrushchev gets
away with. The Russians
shoot our planes down, we
never know what happens to
the men who operate the
planes and what do we do,
we register a strong protest"
Khrushchev insults our
President and then comes to
the United States. At the
rate we are going down hill,
the Russians will be flying
their flag over the Capitol
without firing a missile. Why
should they waste ammuni-
ton when we are "easy pick
ms" for them?
The longer a bully gets
away with his bluffing and
clustering the harder he will