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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1966-12-30 -Americans, Relatives Leave Cuoo- Remedy Sought 88 Yanks Refurn In Firsf Casflo-OKd Airlilf rDr Foul Tasle NEW ORLEANS '" - "I am the luck­ 'Ibe airlift was to continue UDtiJ th up­ said informed enly 'hIesd y iest airl alive," exclAimed a housewife. ereUon WII5 tomplae. dae be I tied to les"e CUba . In Citfs Water "Freedom. fre«Iom." multem1 an«b. Tbe first arrh' ,speakln, excitedly ill 'II man from the ernlgralioa ~ er woman, two IIDIII cbildren daoIlinJ EntUm and S ' . re ~ed by boeted at the door and ,a,'e me the City and Vai " y Wlter olficia do from her arms. IOIlIe 100 Cuban patriots wavint banners cood new .. &be said. "I was packed DOt know why the ter here iJ !astin, "I want to begin I new liCe in this free and sineing the CUban II&tional anthem. an hour." bad these days, but !hey say t Is safe for country," said a well-dressed aeeoImtant 'I'M Stlte Depa,rtmel)t rutrided inter· Lopez said each upatriat was aD drinkin,. who mi&bl have been mistaken for I trav. views. But ODe of those pmnltted to ed to carry out 10 pouJId.s 01 penonaJ be­ 'ell B. Fisher, aanila1)' engirwrin, eon· eUnl executive. talk, Raul Lo~ a Cuban acCountant who loogin . sultant for the pIIysical plant. said the These outbursts typified the joyfUl re­ married I Los An 1es woman in taS8, peall.inl 01 eondilions in Communist foul Iaste first up Dec. 19. and Ictlon Thunday of III AmerIcan c:itilens told of tile IDOI1tbs of lllIious tin, and Cuba.. Lopez, deJcribin: himself I cert· that were beinr made en the t r and relaUves, the fU'6t 1.0 he a.irlifted from !.be bard6hips. ified public acc:ountant. said: "In Cuba to ddmniDe the ea Communist Cube to U.s, IOU with the "WIJrn you 6JlI'US a desire to lean right DOW you don 't starve. Yau ha\e ra­ To clear up the laste and odor boih th consent of Prime Minister Fidel CuUo. Cuba you must quit your job," Lopel, tions and some Urnes )'OU t food from city IIId Cnivenity water plants ha, e epo They were part of a group 1ft 1110 Amer­ II&ttiIy attired, aaid. other 1OUJ'eeS." )Jed up their n trulment ",ith addi· of penni!. t Uooal cban:ooaJ filterin,. Ican Ind 1,1120 their relatives "I have ~o out 01 ark two or tb IbOUt sourtb, I"tItreIy "We do f I the a er today" mucl! ted to ~ave CUbe for the United States years. But my father - an elderly man shnIceed alld then added: "You don't after tedious MlOtIatlolll between the let much proteJn throu,h oCIicibl better than it .... Wednesday," F" with a private practlce - has helped me lIid Thunday. State Department and ea.stro's eoyem. aod Ill)' famUy." ~ . '" ment. Queriec1 on why he would 'Ive up corn- He said I JI06Sible expllJllllon for the Some well4ressed and others In thread­ Lopez said be reeeived a bachelor's de­ fortable Ih'in, in Cuba to life e wte "1$ that the nter Row It the Coral· bare clothing and carryin, taUered lu,· cree from Emory University in Atlanta, where, Lopez replied: "I Just didn't like ville Dam If adi\l$ted, m~ In, sta,nant cage, they debarked from I jet after In Ga. He and hi wife, Gloria, hne two Commun' living. I made the dec' ion wlter which bu been hin, in poe . He intermediate layover in Merida, Mexico. childnn - Raul Jr.. 4, Ind Gloria, 5. not Cor mlterial re . I person.ally u.id siDce here 11'1$ DO recent ralnlall th re The bl, plane returned immediately to Mrs. Lopez, who hadn't een the Unit· don'l like a eollecllve &y5tem. I think an eould be no enxIed material in \be water. Merida for another load of p8S1elllers, ed states since her boneyDlOOll in 1t59, individual h certain ri&hta." oil Iowan Serving the University of Iowa and the People of Iowa CitU --------------------------~-Eltablbhed In 1868 10 cent. I copy Associated Press Leased Wire and Wlrepboto 10Wi City, Iowa-Friday, December 30, ]96& NEWS IN u.s. Circuit Court Sets ARRIVING IN THE FIRST PLANELOAD of Am.rlclna to IlIvI Cubl with Filial Cas· tro'. con lint I. Rlul Lopll .nd hi. loll lpop.totint IOn Rlul, 4, at thl NIW Orlllni Ilr. POrt Thur.day, Loper .nd hi. flmlly Irl preparing to I.IVI for MI.ml, BRIEF - AP Wlraphota Desegregation Rules NEW YORK I.ft - After her husband', a sasslnatlon, Mrs. John F. Kennedy wrote then SOviet Premier Khrushchev she was NEW ORL ANS, La. '" - A red rll sure President Johnson would continue I appealJ court t a slrl t pat rn Thur policy of "control and restraint" In rda· day for d lrelatlon of the South'l public tlons between the two countries. Mrs. Ken­ Sellool Desegregation Guides achoola and aid all ,rid Ihould be open VietI. Dock Strike to Neeroes next fill. nedy mode the statement In a letter from the White House in late November, 1963. "The clock ha ticked the la t lick for A spokesman for the Kennedy family con· Studied By LBJ At Ranch tokenl m and delly in the nlm of dell· firmed Thursday that this letter would berate lpeed," th 5th U. Circuit Court appear in the Look magazine serlaJltlltion AUSTIN I.f\ - Pc ident Johnson tudied WII5 de ribcd I a re u1ar exchan e of or Appeals Mid in ill VI PlIIg ion. Fails--No Support of \ii/llam Manchester', book "Th Death thC' con trover lal school de egr galion view before I n w amhassador dcparta Tha court', landmark oplnlon accepted of a Presiden!." lIuidelin Thursday, discli&Sed U,S.·SOvl t for his po t. SAIGON (A'I - A call for a 12·hour gen· ualties on a detachment of 170 cavalrymen the COlltrovcr.1aJ ,uld Un I up by the eral strike in Saigon failed Friday to win Tue day. relaUona and worked on his legl lalive AI at th~ ranch w Bill D. Moyers, Department or HealLb, Educatloll and Wei· widespread support from Vietnamese union There wa· sporadic fighting again in WASHINGTON* WI* - Approxh".'lly* prollram . who has been working on the administra· fare IliEW> u the I III ataadard. workers and brought only minor disruption the coastal Craw's Foot region 280 miles 22 million men, woman .net child"," Th e were among th 1I0vernm ntal tlon's lelli lathe prouam lor th n w Item at hi de k at the LBJ llanch we t Con The auid line bave been under attack in the capital. northeast of Saigon, and the cavalrymen or one out of .very nIne Amlrlc.nl, by many Soulhtrn con r men and olher Only a few hundred electricity and tex· called In air strikes and artillery. But .r. recelvlnt monthly SocI.1 Sl(urlty of here. assistant pI' BCCretary Tom foy rs will run lion for a whi! al Johnson laid report 1'1. political leaders who contend HEW is tile mill workers joined in support of a enemy losses were stili undetermined at check,. This .ltlml'l Wit m.c!t by in hi old job pr ccrelary hlle pubhln, deIe,re,lti n fa t I' nd furth I' five-day·old strike of 5,000 stevedOres at nighlCali. U.S. casualties were reported Socl.1 Securlty Comml ..'oner ROMrt A vi Itor al the ranch wa Llewellyn E. Georg Chri tlan I in th h pltal recuper­ than \be courts ordered. Saigon port. light . M. Bin, who told I newl conNranc' Thompson, the new U.S. amba ador to atin, (rom .pinal ur,erY. th.t benefit plymenh nellt Y'" would the SOviet Union. Guidiline. Not Blnd!n, The only noticeable dislocation was the B52 jets bombed a Communist troop cen· Chri tian, 0, new pre retary, un· "The auidellnes, of course, cannot bmd cutting off of electricity in private resi· ter in Blnh Thuan Province, on the central rlae by $6 billion to • tot.1 of $25 Thompa;on, who repl ced Foy D. Kohler. derwent what wa de ribed a a suece s­ billion. the COUJi8," the decl Ion Id "W lI'e not dences in some sections of the city. Public coa t 21 miles northeast of Phon Thiet, now depUty unde rctary or .t te for ful operation Thursday morn Ina. SUrgeona abdlcatlnl Iny Judicial respoNibllitie . But transportation and other services were not thc provincial capital. polilical aHairs, I e~pected to arrive In removed an extruded fragment o( a di c ~e hold that HEW' ••tandlnl. Ire ub· affected. 2 Hllicopttra Down CHICAGO* I.f\ - Mayor* Richard* Daley Moscow on Jan. 11. Hi visit with Johnson that wu pre sinl again t • nerve. atantally the lame IS this court', &land· Traffic NOrmal 11 other air activity. the U.S. Command heard the Democratic party's call to seek a Irds." Traffic appeared nearly normal and fourth term, and reapoJlded, '" wit! be a announced Communist ground fi re downed HEW t the lIuidelines as thetandard shops, markets and business establishments two Army helicopters Wednesday. The five candidale for re-election." Daley, 114, now opened as usual. ending t2 years as mayor, saId he could acbool ,y tern &IIould meet in ord I' to crewmen of one were injured. Copter gun· remlln eJleible for federal ald. often a Union leaders claimed at the outset that ners. seeking to cut down the movement find "no ,realer satisfaction than to help bl, item In school bud.elB.
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