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Page IA EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Monday, April 8, 1963 ' .1 J t,H it - Mm- .4iii',f J (AP Wirephoto) Maj. Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo (left) and other members of a five-man Poirlpr anti-Castro raider band who were captured in the Bahamas by the " IvdlUCI coast Guard talk with exile friends from the window of an Immigra ry j tion Department bus after the group was returned to Miami Satur DcinG dav- T"6 five eluded arrest by British authorities last Friday when they escaped in a fast outboard boat. Favors Raids by Cuban Exiles Goldwater Scores 'Cry-Babies' . WASHINGTON (fl Sen. Bar- - ry Goldwater says he favors an economic blockade of Cuba, U.S. . lupport of Cuban exile attacks . and as a last resort an inva- ' sion sponsored by the United ' States and the Organization of . ; American States. "We should not do it unilater ally," the Arizona Republican .- said Sunday in a taped radio television interview. "It should . be a multilateral effort, but I . think we can accomplish it without our having to commit our own troops." Goldwater said of Kennedy administration estimates that Cuban raids on Soviet ship are Ineffective: "Well, I don't know, I think they killed a few " Russiani the other day." Judge Places .Man, Wife 1 On Probation A Coos Bay man and his wife " were placed on probation for . three years each by Lane Coun- : ty District Judge Frank Alder- ; ion Thursday. J The wife, Betty Jean Brown, : 33, had been convicted of ; assaulting a state police officer ; by pointing a rifle at him. The ; non-jury circuit court trial was heard in January by Alderson, - sitting temporarily as a circuit court judge, - Gerald James Brown, 40, the : husband, pleaded guilty in dia : trlct court Thursday a re ; duced charge of assault and bat : tery. Both charges atemmed from ; an Incident last October, when State Policeman Richard Fram- ''. bes attempted to arrest Brown - on a drunk charge cast of .'; Springfield. Frambos suffered ' head cits in the ensuing strug ;" gle over a rifle. Goldwater scored as "cry babies" those in Washington "who say anything we do against Cuba will result in a nuclear holocaust." "It will not," he said. "Rus sia is not going to risk losing her world empire over a tiny island in the Caribbean." - In Miami, Cuban rebel sources said intensified U.S. and British efforts to halt their commando activities had dealt a crippling blow to their movement to rid Cuba of communism. 1 The State Department denied a Florida report that this coun try Is working to resume diplo matic relations with the Castro regime. A spokesman said the report "Is just not correct." The Fompano Beach Sun Sentinel said Cuban under ground sources in Miami said they were told that James B. 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Senate Slates Vote On Wilderness Bill WASHINGTON (UPD The Sen ate agreed Monday to vote Tues day on its bill to create a na tional wilderness preservation system. With Sen. Clinton P. Ander son, D-N.M., predicting the bill's passage, debate on the measure opened Monday but most Senate members were committed to at tend the opening day baseball game and a short working ses sion was scheduled. The Senate agreed to meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday and start vot ing on amendments to the bill one bour later. This assured a vote on passage Tuesday. Sen. Peter H. Dominick, R Colo. who favors a wilderness system to preserve millions of acres in its natural state, said the pending bill would have trouble passing the House. Dominick, like some other Republicans, challenged the bill's failure to give Congress more control over additions to the wilderness system. He told the Senate that only 2 per cent of those visiting pub lic lands now actually enter existing wilderness areas. 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