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Cuban Caves Ammo Depots?
WASHINGTON WV-The
Army'j intelligence chief says
the Soviets may be storing am
munition, military vehicles and
aircraft in thousands of caves
in Cuba are aren't letting even
top Cuban military personnel
get close enough to have a look.
"Aerial photography has fur
ther revealed the extension of
roads to known and suspect
caves locations," Maj. Gen. Alva
R. Fitch told the Senate armed
services subcommittee Wednes
day, "and it is considered high
ly probable that much military
equipment and supplies are be
ing stored underground."
At the same time, Fitch dis
counted recurring reports by
Cuban refugees that offensive
missiles or bombers are being
hidden in the caves.
"It is our belief that the So
viets did, in fact, remove all
strategic weapons systems that
were in Cuba at the time the
quarantine was imposed," he
said. "No nuclear warheads are
believed to be in Cuba although
Faubus Says Air Guardsmen
Involved in Cuban Invasion
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(AP Wirephoto)
Actress Hope Holiday, with a slight
make-up adjustment, looks as though
she could double for this Maltese
poodle, Coquette. They'll be seen in
the forthcoming film, "Irma La Douce."
Khrushchev's Son-in-Law
Meets Privately With Pope
VATICAN CITY Ml Pope
John AAIII unexpectedly sum
moned boviet Premier Khru
shchev's son-in-law to a private
audience Thursday. They chat-
. ted for 18 minutes in the pon
tiff's library.
Alcxei Adzhubei, who calls
himself a confirmed atheist, was
accompanied by his wife, Rada,
dressed in black and wearing
. no makeup.
It was the first meeting of a
Roman Catholic pontiff and a
leading figure from the Com
munist Soviet Union. Adzhubei
is editor of the Soviet govern
ment paper, Izvcstia.
It was not learned what the
Tope and the Adzhubcis talked
about. Vatican custom is not to
disclose details of the Pope's
conversations to private audi
ences. I
But a Vatican source said the
meeting was informal. Ho said
the Pope greeted the Adzhubcis
at the door of the library and
Adzhubei bowed his head and
shook hands with the Pope.
.incy men sat in chairs placed
informally in a corner of the
room, rather than at the pon
tiff's desk.
The Adzhubcis had come to
the Vatican along with 70 other
newsmen for a general audience
in which tho 81-year-old Roman
Catholic leader received the
$51,000 Balzan Peace prize.
Popo John said the prize
praised by Premier Khrushchev
honored the "constant action
of the Roman Catholic Church
and the papacy lor peace."
Popes and tho Church, he said,
were able to act in "perfect
supernatural neutrality.
"Such neutrality is not intend
ed to be purely passive, as if the
Popes competence were limited
to observing happenings and
maintaining silence," the pon
tiff said. "On the contrary, it is
a neutrality which confirms all
the Church's vigor of testi
mony."
A beautiful speech," said
Adzhubei as the Pope finished
speaking.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPD
Gov, Orval Faubus accused the
federal government Wednesday
of secretly recruiting Arkansas
National Guard pilots of the
1S62 Cuban invasion and then
"betraying" them.
Some of them flew in com
bat and one Air Guard plane
was shot down, Faubus said.
Brig. Gen. Frank Bailey, chief
of staff of the Arkansas Air Na
tional Guard, said he did not
know what Faubus was talking
about. But he added the Arkan
sas Air Guard "did not nave
any planes involved."
The Defense Department in
Washington declined comment.
Faubus did not say who re
cruited the pilots. He said he
knew at the time of the invasion
that Arkansas Air Guard pilots
were involved, but could say
nothing at the time. .
"These patriotic Americans
were led to believe that this en
terprise had not only the bless
ing but the full support of the
federal government," he said.
We all know what happened at
the Bay of Pigs.
'This whole thing is a dis-
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Students Plan
100 Mile Hike I
FOREST GROVE (UPD Some
25 members of a fraternity at
Pacific University plan a 100
mile hike this weekend.
Members of tho Gamma Sig
ma fraternity plan the walk in
observance of the living organ
ization's centennial year. Thcv
plan to leave from tho Corvnl-
li.i city limits at 2 a.m. Saturday.
The group plans to walk to
fialcm, then to McMinnville and
then In Forest (irovc where
they hope to arrive Sunday.
The fraternity members will
carry banners advertising their
centennial celehrition April 27
In Portland. (iv. Mark Hat
field will ho Ir.ited to the celc
bratinn when the group arrives
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grace in American history. They
tried to recruit some men in the
North and couldn't do it, so
they came down to the South
where they still have some pa
triotism and got some volun
teers among the National
Guard."
He '..aid there were a dozen
Arkansas guard pilots based in
Nicaragua, some of whom flew
combat missions in the inva
sion. He said the pilots were sworn
to secrecy, lest their part in the
action jeopardize their military
careers. If the Kennedy admin
istration did not intend to sup
port the invasion, Faubus said,
the pilots "shouldn't have been
sent in."
"The guardsmen didn't go for
money or as soldiers of for
tune," Faubus said "They
thought they were going in the
national interest." 1
it is possible that they could be
used by some of the weapons
systems present there."
A censored version of Fitch'j
report to the subcommittee,
which is investigating the So
viet Military buildup in Cuba,
was made public after he testi
fied. Among other things he told
the senators:
"There are no indications that
Soviet ground force units have
departed from Cuba other than
those associated with" the in
termediate and medium-range
missile systems.
"Our combined intelligence
effort shows that there has been
a substantial increase both in
quantity and quality of heavy
equipment in Cuba during the
past year, much of it modern,
including tanks, artillery, mor
tars and motor transport ve
hicles." If the caves are air condi
tioned and dehumidified they
might serve as storage places
for "both large and delicate
electronic items.
Indications are that the activi
ty around the caves is being
conducted solely by Soviet per
sonnel, with Cuban military
brass barred.
While Fitch was testifying.
Republicans were maintaining
their drumfire of criticism on
the way the Kennedy adminis
tration dealt with the buildup
last fall.
We know the Russians were
bringing in a lot of stuff months
before the President took ac
tion," said Sen. George D.
Aiken, R-Vt. "People in the
know expressed concern to me
as long ago as last April."
And Sen. John Tower, R-Tex.
said in a separate interview that
"in view of the number of mem
bers of Congress who had in
formation on the Soviet mis
siles in Cuba long before the
President acted, it seems the
administration should have had
it, too."
Utility Firms
Reach Accord
SALEM OWIl Two utility com
panies have reached agreement
to exchange property and end
duplication of service at Tongue
Point in Clatsop County, it was
announced Wednesday.
Public Utility Commissioner
Jonel C. Hill termed the settle
ment a "milestone in regulatory
achievement."
Involved in the settlement
were Pacific Power k Light Co.
and West Oregon Electric Co
operative. "The PUC, by virtue of provi
sions in Oregon's utility area
allocation law, was able to bring
the two firms together and work
with them until a settlement was
reached, preventing the compet
itive situation from adding more
duplicated facilities," Hill said.
Under terms of the agreement
PP&L will take over West Ore
gon's facilities serving the U.S.
Maritime Commission base and
will continue to serve all pres
ent and future customers there.
West Oregon will take over
PP&L's lines and customers in
the Necanicum Junction area
west of Cannon Beach in South
western Clatsop County.
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