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Page ZA EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. Monday, Jan. 7, 1963 OAS Studies Cuban Issue WASHINGTON lift Adlai Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, appeared Monday before a secret meeting of the Organization of American States presumably to report no progress in the U.S.-Soviet discussions over Cuba. Stevenson has been negotiating with Soviet officials at the United Nations since the October crisis over discovery that the Moscow regime had erected long range nuclear missiles in Cuba. The negotiations were designed to carry out the agreement between President Kennedy and Goulart Voted More Power By Brazilians RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil ln -Informal poll samplings indi cated Monday Brazilians have voted by a 2-to-l margin in some districts for restoration of slrong powers to President Joao Goulart. That was the central issue in a plebiscite Sunday. Odds heavily favored junking of the European-type parliamen tary system that has been in effect for 16 months and the nation's return to a presidential system similar to that of the United States. The official outcome, how ever, may not be known for two or three days. Final compila tions are expected by Thursday. Concern about economic trou. ble was reflected in a message somebody scribbled on the wall of a Rio building: "With or without presides tialism, let's have beans." The parliament system was instituted in September 1061 to curb Goulart s power. Conserva tives feared that he might turn too far to the left when he took over the presidency after the resignation of Janlo Quadros. Voting was reported light Sunday. Brazilians had shown a general indifference to the is sue, possibly because of lack of any real opposition to strong powers being returned to the president. $35,000 Raised PORTLAND OB A fund-railing television program pro duced $35,000 for the 1963 March of Dimes over the week end In Portland. Soviet Premier Khrushchev which brought announced re moval of the missiles and Soviet-made bombers. But it did not produce on-the-spot inspection to verify that the offensive weapons had been removed. Diplomatic circles have heard persistent reports the U.S. Soviet negotiations had reached a stalemate and that an an. nouncement of this is to be made shortly by the two na tions at the United Nations. Stevenson was reported ac companied to the OAS meeting by U. Alexis Johnson, a top State Department adviser on in ternational political affairs. Their appearance suggested to some sources that the United States may be contemplating new proposal to tighten existing OAS measures against tne Uu ban dictatorship of Fidel Castro. Such measures could Include a ban on International shipping to Cuba, and even extend to in ternational communications and trade with Cuba. Swim Lessons To Begin Jan. 14 Adult swimming lessons will begin Jan. 14 in three divisions beginners, advanced beginners and intermediates at River Road Park and Recreation Dis trict, 1400 Lake Dr., Eugene. The classes are open to any one IS years or older. Classes will be held Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. for three weeks. Fees for the lessons will be $5.90 for in district resi dents, and $6.80 for non-district residents. Registrations will be taken at (he park district office Monday through Friday through Jan. 11. Further information is avail able by calling DI 31831. f: y.; . m (AP Wlrtphoto) DEAD John W. Vander cook, 60, radio news com mentator and writer, died in a Delhi, N.Y. hospital Sunday. He retired two years ago from ABC where he appeared night ly as a news analyst. Plot Suspects Held in Peru LIMA, Peru WV-Police held hundreds for questioning Mon day about what the military government called a wide-ranging conspiracy to bring this copper-mining country Into the So viet camp. Gen. German Pagador Blon det, the interior minister, placed the number under arrest at 300, but unofficial reports said as many as 800 suspects under guard streamed into Lima by plane, bus and truck. Workers, students and politi cal leaders are among the cap tives. Some are Communists but there also are members of a half-dozen other political parties. Gen. Ricardo Perez Godoy, president of the ruling military junta, told political leaders the mass arrests were necessary to preserve order for national elec tions scheduled in June. 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Report of Mock Jet Raid on U.S. Denied LONDON I London news papers said Monday swift Brit ish jets slipped past U. S. de fenses recently In a mock H bomb attack that could have wiped out major cities, includ ing New York, Washington, Chi cago and Los Angeles. U. S. and British officials denied the report. Four British newspapers said the exercise was carried out by four Vulcan bombers about two months ago. The bombers fly up to 600 miles an hour. A spokesman for the North American Defense Command in the United States termed the report a lot of nonsense. Versions Similar The British Air Ministry first said an exercise took place about two months ago but de clined to say whether it was a success. Then, after some appar ent confusion, the ministry came around to the official American version. "Reports referring to an ex ercise a couple of months ago are wrong," an Air Ministry spokesman said. "The last occasion on which we took part in an exercise of this kind was in an operation referred to as Skyshield II, about Oct. 14. 1961. That exer cise was a joint operation de signed to test defenses." The spokesman declined to comment when asked if British bombers penetrated North America's radar network in the 1961 exercise. The newspaper claims con tained several important strate gic implications, particularly that the manned bomber has many more years of useful life as a nuclear deterrent. Vulcans were to have been used to carry the now-scrapped Skybolt. They will carry the improved Blue Streak standoff bomb, which is to be the basis of Britain's independent nuclear deterrent until it is equipped with Polaris missiles. The Daily Express, Sketch, Telegraph and Herald all report ed the strike. "Had the attack been real, it would have wiped out several major American cities. 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