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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, May 9, 1963
Cubans Possibly Hide Missiles, Report Says
WASHINGTON — (UPI)—A Senate subcommittee expressed "grave concern" today that Russian missiles may be hidden away in the miraids of caves in Cuba.
The group also said in a report on an investigation of Soviet military activities on the island that 17,500 was "perhaps a minimum figure" for the number of Russians still there
PRESIDENT Kennedy has estimated the number at about 13,000.
telegence community to accept and believe the ominous portent" of information gathered since last October's missile crisis, particularly data provided by Cuban refugees.
The preparedness subcommittee included in its censored 34-page report a strong attack on the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) for "faulty evaluation" of information received before and since the October missile crisis.
Some refugees have repeatedly insisted that missiles and possibly long-range Russian bombers are hidden away in Cuban caves.
For one thing, the subcommittee said, the CIA seemed to take too optimistic a view of the situation. The report said intelligence officials apparently refused to accept reports that Russian missiles had been sent to Cuba until reconnaissance planes took pictures of them in mid-October.
THE SUBCOMMITTEE said that only through a "thorough, penetrating on-site inspection by reliable observers" can it be ascertained for certain that strategic missiles are not stashed away in Cuban caves and elsewhere.
Although intelligence officials now say they are convinced the offensive weapons have been pulled out, the report added, there is no "absolute assurance" of this.
Review sessions for the Western Civilization comprehensive examination will be held at 7:15-9:30 p.m. May 15 and 16 in Fraser Theater.
The review periods were originally scheduled for Bailey Auditorium.
Western Civilization Reviews Scheduled
The subcommittee frowned on "a disinclination on the part of the in-
More than 700 persons have registered to take the four-hour examination, which will be given May 18.
Today is the last day reserve tickets will be sold at Allen Field House for the 1963 football season.
'63 Reserve Football Tickets On Sale at Allen Field House
"Unofficially we continue to handle them as long as requests keep coming in," Denzel Gibbens, ticket manager in the KU athletic department said.
The student section in Memorial Stadium is set up by the All Student Council. Section assignments will be made later.
students for $1.50 upon presentation of an ID card.
About 3,400 students have made reservations since Monday when ticket sales began, he said. The season football tickets are available to
Gibbens said that 1963 freshmen and transfer students will "get what's left" next fall. Season tickets are available to new students in September on the same terms, $1.50 end an ID card.
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