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University Daily Kansan
Friday, Oct. 7, 1960
Cuban Invasion Called 'Comic Opera'
WASHINGTON —(UPI)— State Department spokesman Francis W. Tully Jr., indicating belief that the reported invasion of Eastern Cuba by a group including some Americans was engineered by the Cuban government:
"They neglected only one thing, and that was to have them (the invaders) rush up a hill yelling charge! But it does have its comic-opera aspects."
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Castro Uses Invasion Report To Recruit Civilian Soldiers
United Press International By Matthew T. Kenny
HAVANA—(UPI)—Premier Fidel Castro's revolutionary regime today capitalized on reports of a 27-man "invasion" of eastern Cuba to spur enlistments in its "people's militia." A bitterly anti-American attack over the government controlled radio said the reported landing in Oriente Province should help make
up the minds of Cubans "who have not decided to join the militia and prepare to fight."
The pro-government broadcast demanded firing-squad execution of persons of any nationality who "dare to invade a peaceful country and try to raise a foreign flag . . . the blood-stained imperialist flag of the department of state curs."
Judge Dismisses A Juror for Prejudice
FORT WORTH. Tex. — (UPI) — Judge Willis McGregor dismissed one of the jurors called yesterday in the murder trial of David Hatcher, 35, on grounds the prospective juror might be "a bit prejudiced."
The would-be juror, A. E. Jordan,
was the police detective who arrested
Hatcher and collected the evidence
against him.
Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result.-Sir Winston Churchill
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