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U.S. demand riles Castro
WASHINGTON—Premier Fidel Castro is "outraged" at a U.S. demand that Cuba show more attention to human rights before the resumption of trade or diplomatic relations, a leading American newspaper editor said yesterday.
Castro said inftion of the embargo on trade with Cuba would be the single best move the Carter administration could take to assure the beginning of a new era in Latin America.
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The comments were included in an account by Benjamin Bradlee, executive
of The Washington Post.
Meanwhile, Newsweek magazine said it had learned the Carter administration planned to lift soon the 16-year ban on travel to Cuba by U.S. citizens as its first move toward reopening relations with Castro's government.
Rabin to talk about peace
WASHINGTON - Prime Minister Yilzah Rubin arrived in Washington for talks with President Carter and other U.S. officials.
The Israeli prime minister said at Andrews Air Force Base that he hoped to explain Israel's desire to achieve peace.
"I can assure everybody in the Mideast and the United States that Israel will do its utmost to advance the cause of peace, to participate in whatever endeavor, in whatever meaningful framework of negotiations that might be desired to bring about peace, to postpone war and to maintain tranquility in the area," he said.
Brown sure of U.S. power
WASHINGTON - Defense Secretary John Brown said yesterday the United States could destroy the Soviet Union "as a functioning society," even if the United States did not.
However, Brown said, the same thing could happen in reverse. Brown commented during an interview on NBC TV's "Meet the Press."
He said the United States had larger intercontinental bomber force and more submarine missile payload.
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DEAN CHARLES KAHN of the School of Architecture speaks his mind during lunch.
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Students eligible for selection must be considered juniors in credit hours, but do not have to be graduating in Spring 1978. Students graduating in Dec. 1977 are also eligible. An information sheet must be filled out and turned into 220 Strong Hall by 5:00 P.M. Monday, March 7. This is the absolute deadline.
Students who were caught enrolling illegally this semester have been punished, according to Jerry Lewis, associate dean of Numeraker College.
"The whole thing has been resolved," Lewis said. "The people who were involved were fewer than 10, and they have been dealt with."
2 enter pleas in burglary case
Michael Hickam, 18, pleaded guilty Friday to charges of aggravated burglary and grand theft in connection with a theft at the Gibson Discount Center. 2525 Iowa St.
Illegal enrollers get undisclosed punishment
Hickam, who pleaded guilty in Douglas
Peter Helyar, 18, also charged in the burglary, pleaded not guilty on similar charges and will be tried Anril 4.
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"Only under the most severe circumstances do we withdraw students from school," he said. "The students are in full realization of what they did."
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Lewis said the students were "spotted almost immediately—they went through the maze" (Allen Field House), and then we corneered the offenders."
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Earlier reports indicate that the students
LEWIS DECLINED to say how the students had illegally enrolled.
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