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(More weather on Page4Ai. SIXTY-SIXTH YEAR NO. 8 68 PAGES PENSACOLA, FLORIDA, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1961 PRICE 15 CENTS Robs Beat Yanks 3fke Acquitted in Killing, Once Accused in Nuns7 Massacre flamboyant Castro Sit US Vicious, Wordy Dedicated ays eprfer em a (EDITOR'S NOTE: Francis L. McCarthy was United Press International's bureau manager in Cuba when Fidel Fastro came to power two years ago. He had known Castro for many years.

He was "news" in those days, for he was accused of the assassination of two rival student leaders who challenged his control of the state institution. Trials on both charges fizzled into nothingness because as a student leader American conference being heldiColombia's worst bloodbath in his-there. jtory. Castro and his then inseparable; The next time I saw Castro was 'comrade, Rafael Del Pino, boih'in Mexico City in lf56 wtwre 'had participated in the Bogota was 'in exilR ancl prr-panns an riots and were accused by Colom-, "vm Cli'a wi'h bian police with participating inof suppor ors. IUas the f.rst full-Uho nri i dress outline of his political aims way lit change since 1958 in revolutionary Cuba's loudly proclaimed "man of destiny." There have been drastic social and political changes in Cuba in the past two years, but they are not today reflected in the mental, moral and physical makeup of the strong man.

Castro first came to the professional attention of American newsmen in 1947 and 1948 as a radical student leader at the University of Havana. Still in his teens, he packed a pistol and led a street pans. T- By FRANCIS L. MCCARTHY NEW YORK (UPI-Fidel Castro is paunchier today than when he seized the country after dictator Fulgencio Batista Ted Culia, and his speeches are not quite as long. But inwardly and outwardly, there has been little he was a political power, and the era was one In which venal politicians held sway in Cuba.

American newsmen's first personal contact with Castro came in 1948, after the famed "Bogotazo" or Colombian city riots staged by Communists to disrupt an inter-. Castro" and Del Pino had aml.itions to be confided by smuggled out of Bogota by a Cu-iCastro t0 an Ancan newsman, ban diplomatic envov, and they IIc Pictured himself as a flam-called on ITI in Havana to claim inS idealist at the time, but his innocence of any criminal fo1' arnwcl ronnuest of doing in Bomta, and to defend included the nationalization the rioting which contributed to' (continued on page a Ex-Aide Reveals CHINA Od Glory Goes Home ll.VANA-Two unidcntiiied employes of the American Embody furl the Stars and Strix's, which fly no more in Castro's Cuba. The tUg toes home with the bulk of the emb-jy caretaker force which remained behind to complete the trainer of American affairs here to tlie'Swiss ov-erntwnt. rensacola News-Journal-AP Wirephotot Sw Ol T) VIETNAM' arm obd jSo' LUAN5 Nawo 7 Council Ready To lake Action In Cop Scandal Mayor Gives Views, Tells of Concern Over Charges The City Council is poised to take immediate action on any Grand Jury recomnienda- lions concerning the 45 policemen alleged to have taken "payoffs" I A VJ8NTIAN8 Bryant Faces 1 (JS Ifi Knotty Budget Cut Problems Fk 1J for wrecker service, Major Roy, S. Philnot said Saturday nipht.

The Circuit Court Grand Jury, currently is investigating charges; by the Pensacola Motor Club, an i AAA affiliate, that certain police- i man unneled wrecker service only to those garages that paid them-a rebate, i it 4 A it I i. J's 1 i -s 4f' 1 Hearings to Start Tuesday, Requests Exceed Revenue TALLAHASSEE uD Gov. Farris Bryant will set his 70 Key Points in Laos Map of Laos locates the royal capital of Luang Prabang (V, reported target of a pro-Communist column of Pathet Lao rebels advancing from the north. Most of Xieng Khouang province, (2), now is in hands of other pro-Communist forces led by paratroop Capt. Kong Le.

(Pensacola News-Journal-AP Wirephoto Map) rnViirVA The charges originally were? brought by Mre. Lois Sheffield, owner of Sheffield's Garage. Shei Plot Against Latin America Also Is Bared Embassy Was Key Center for Vast Espionage Ring WASHINGTON fUPD A former captain in Fidel Castro's army charged Saturday that the Cuban Embassy in Washington has relayed military intelligence information to Russia and Communist China. Ancel L. Saavedra Correa, who defected early last year from his job as military and air attache at the embassy, also made public a document which he said was proof of Castro's attempt to subvert other Latin American gov said she made payments as high as $10 for each call to officers vho steered business her way.

first big opportunity to start achieving economics in state irri May or Philpot expressed deepj Returns to Capital (CONTINUED ON PAGE 4A) government at budget hearings starting Tuesday. And it appears that a lot of JACKIE COOC.AX denies charges 4 Arrested culling must be done. Reauests by state agencies for funds for the next biennium total For Band Fund Comers' Collections Ml $2,244 $951 million. The advance estimate is that current taxes won't bring in more than $780 million. Bryant said during the cam- naicn for governor and repeated ernments.

Saauxlra called a news confer only three days ago that he ob Laos King Ignores Threat From Reds VIENTIANE, Laos rebel forces were reported advancing Saturday on Luang Prabang, but most indications were that the royal capital is not immediately threatened. King Savang Vathana apparently held to this view by flying back to Luang Prabang after several earlier delays. He had spent several days in Vientiane, 140 miles south of the royal city, for the formal installation of Premier Prince Bou Oum's new anti-Communist government. The king's departure indicated rebel attacks in the Luang Prabang area are isolated clashes between guerrilla units of the pro-Communist Pathet Lao and patrols of the royal Laotian army. A Pathet Lao column was reported advancing on Luang Prabang.

French military sources in Vientiane indicated the city was being increasingly threatened. Other Western military men placed the column still 60 miles north of the city. Return from Cuba ence and handed reporters copies Narcotics Charge Put To Coogon MAL1BU, Calif. (AP Actor Jackie Coogan, once a top Hollywood child star as "The Kid," was booked here Saturday on a jected to any new taxes if their purpose is only to raise money. of what he said were Cuban gov "I feel that this government in a crowing state has been going eminent instructions to him, while attache, to report to Havana information on "war potential, through the experience of having taxes increased every biennium WEST PALM BK WH Vacationing in Havana when the I'niUxi Stales severed diplomatic relations with Cuba, were Mr.

and Mrs. John and Juiy Samples, of Redwood City. and their five months-old daughter, Marie. The Samples had been in Havana a work when the break with the Cuban government was announced. They arrived here Saturday with a small group of Cuban refugees aboard the S.S.

City of New Orleans. They expect return to their home in Redwood City. Pensacola News-Journal-A I' Wirepholo) Through the efforts of Pensacola News Journal Co. carrier boys $2,244.47 has been collected for the fund to send Pensacola High School's band to the inaugural parade for President-elect John F. Kennedy in Washington Jan.

20. Areas not visited by the carrier boys last week will be canvassed this week. Carrier boys will have sealed containers for your dona within my memory and ought now to operate at least one biennium without such an increase, and it is to that that I have pledged my narcotics charge. Sheriff's officers said they ar rested Coogan, 4(i, at his ocean (CONTINUED ON PAGE 4A) (Radio Peiping, quoting a Lao-7 front home in Malibu exclusive beach colony. President Bids They said Coogan, two other men and a woman who described herself as an ex-exotic dancer had topography and military and air forces" in the United States.

He said he was sure the same instructions, dated July 10, 1959, went to all other Cuban embassies in Latin America. RECEIVED ORDERS The instructions ordered him to "make contacts with government officials of the country to which you are accredited, who sympathize with the cause of the Cuban revolution." They also ordered him, and presumably Cuban diplomats in other Latin countries, to "establish close relations with all those native or resident Cuban elements which may be useful to the ful Panama Ousts Cuban Diplomat HAVANA (AP) Panama has staged a drinks and marijuana tian rebel broadcast, claimed the military post of Nam Pac, on the IIou River southeast of Luang Prabang, fell to the rebeld Wednesday. On the military front farther south, Information Minister Boua-van Norasing claimed the rebel base of Vang Vieng, 65 miles north British Say Freedom Predicted For Airmen party at Coogan's home far into the early morning hours. tions. Cost of the trip for 103 band members, including six ehaper-ones, is estimated at $10,000, roughly $100 per person.

The band will return Jan. 23. Anyone wishing to donate by mail may do so by sending checks made out to the PUS Band Fund in care of The Pensacola News-Journal Co. demanded that Cuba withdraw its Coogan and the other three were Troops Farewell My Last Review, Ike Says Sadly AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)-President Eisenhower Saturday bid the booked at the Malibu sheriff's office on suspicion of possession of marijuana.

Malibu is on the Pa of Vientiane, was captured by gov ernment forces Thursday. ambassador in Panama immediately, informed sources here said Saturday. They added the demand does not represent a break in relations. These informants said Panama cific northwest of Los Angeles. Vang Vieng has been a major receiving point for Soviet airdrops Booked with Coogan were Ed Army a sentimental farewell.

LONDON i AP A London Naval Aviation Fete Report Due Vital Meeting Set Here on Tuesday The planning and advisory committee for the Golden Anniversaiy of Naval Aviation celebration Tuesday will hear reports from two naval officers attached to the celebration projects committee in Washington. This is the committee's most important meeting to date, Frank E. Welles, president of the Fiesta of Five Flags, said. Cmdr. Walt Aymond and Lt.

Cmdr. J. F. Dawson will outline committee plans for the celebration on a nation-wide scale, pin to the rebels. Soldiers under Capt.

The soldiers of Ft. Gordon put newspaper said Sunday U. S. and nian Ambassador Alberto de Oban CLASSIFIED rio, just back after consultations fillment of your mission" and to gather names of anti-Castro Cubans. Saavedra, who has been in hiding, decided to tell his story now that the United States had (CONTINUED ON PAGE 4A) ward Norris, 45, an actor, of Malibu; Arthur C.

Ringer 31, Los Angeles, a dance instructor, and Nona Carver, 40, of Hollywood. Mrs. Carver, a statuesque bru-brunette, said she was once a (CONTINUED ON PAGE 4A) with his government, went to the in Ion a review for their commander-. British diplomats in Moscow have in chief. i informed their governments there I Recalling that he entered the jLs "every chance" the Soviet Un-lArmy 50 years ago and had been ion soon will release two Ameri-! honored at many such eeremon-jcan airmen captured when their Mes in the past, Eisenhower said: IRB47 plane was shot clown last Cuban Foreign Relations Ministry Kong Ie.

a Laotian paratroop commander, retreated to the mountain-ringed Vang Vieng Valley Dec. 15 after Bou Oum's men drove them from Vientiane. Kong Le later was reported to have (CONTINUED ON PAGE 4-A) to ask the withdrawal of Cuban Ambassador Jose Cabrera Vila. "This is the last review I shall: July. lever receive in my life." I The news of the World gave no, Eisenhower said the review gave) source for its story, but said: jhim a chance to say goodbye to i "Soviet Premier Khrushchev isi Uhe Army.

Preserving his decision on their! FOR SUNDAY Today and every Sundoy the Classified od Dept. will be open from 9:30 a.m. fo 10:30 a.m. to occcpt corrections, stop orders, changes of copy ond ods to start Monday. Naval Base Safe, an Ex-Aide Says Castro Is Living in Fear All Inaugural Boxes Are Sold WASHINGTON (AP) Boxes for the inaugural ball costing "In you and your sister services fate until after John Kennedy as- i the United States has a shield nojsumes office as United States enemy dare attack or attempt to president on Jan.

20." tear down." Eisenhower said. The two fliers are Capt. John pointing Pensacola's role in the year-long anniversary observance. (CONTINUED ON PACE 4-A1 ALSO CHICAGO (UPI The former commander of the Cuban Air Force Saturday said he doubted that Premier Fidel Castro would take action against the Guan- $320 apiece to seat eight have all been sold out, the Inaugural Ball Committee reported Satur Eisenhower flew here at the be-R, McCone of best of Brig. Grn.

Howard M.iand Capt. Freeman B. Olmstead Ilobson, Ft. Gordon commander, i of Elmira, N. Y.

Their weather News-Journal Guide day. You can still buy a ticket to me Vo will be open from 5 P.M. TO 6 P.M. nnly to accept stop orders ond moke ony changes or who long has wanted to put on a reconnaissance plane was shot! big military show for the over the Barents Sea north! dent. Soviet territory.

Cuban Democratic Front (CDF) said it probably would invade Cuba within six months with an armed force of more than 10.000 men trained at secret camps outside the United States. The group also estimated that about 100,000 Cubans, currently living on the island, would assist the invaders by Immediately taking up arms against the Castro regime. Accusing Castro of being a Communist, Diaz Lanz said Castro told him prior to the revolution that he wanted to set up a "system like Russia in Cuba," "Castro was always a Communist," Diaz Lanz said. "Castro in two years has made more enemies than anyone else. He has killed and destroyed more than anvone else in the history ot Cuba." The bearded Cuban leader, Dia Lanz added, also lives in fear of "his own imagination" and that "someone, might kill him." admission S2o apiece, but SO 8-9A 1-S8 4A Amusement! Editorials Obituaries Snorts Weather there are no more boxes at any of the three ball sites.

tanamo mival base because he feare the reaction of his people. "Castro wouldn't be so foolish to move against the base," Maj Luis Diaz Lanz said. "He's afraid of the reaction of the Cuban people." Diaz Lanz spoke at a news conference a few hours after the A smaller review was planned Soviet authorities have said they for Eisenhower hen he was last ill be. fried on spy charges, here four weeks ago. It was called The newspaper said the Soviets off because of rain, but the Presi-j realize the airmen are "political The total of 3i5 boxes were bousht even before the committee 3-0O41 ALSO INSIDE Color Comtc AM Florida Magazin Women's Section TV Week dent promised Hohson to come; hot potatoes" and added: "With! finished sending out invitations to the historic social event.

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