European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 28, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stinks purge follows Citro to attack Cuba ousts Veteran red Leader Frew dispatches Miami radio re ported tuesday that Anibal Esca unite Moscow trained cuban communist Leader had been purged As Secretary general of Cuba s equivalent of the soviet politburo the we caused integrated revolutionary organization Ori Kac Alante. 53, lost Itu Job less than 13 hours after being attacked by Premier Fidel Castro or Alleg edly having used the Ori for his personal Benefit and or creating Chao in the nation. In effect Castro accused Esca Lante of trying to set up a cult of personality which went out of favor in International communism after the recent downgrading of the late dictator Josef Stalin. Reliable diplomatic sources Sai Escalante boarded a plane alone monday for Prague Czechoslovakia. Castro in a scathing television attack said Escalante was guilty of creating an organization for his personal Benefit and charged him with Many errors in the revolutionary government Castro said Escalante was also guilty of introducing straitjacket methods in carrying out the Revo is listed ninth in order of rank on the recently created25-Man directorate which controls leadership of the Ori. Castro s blast was regarded by observers As particularly significant since it constitutes the firs Public airing of a conflict Between the old guard of the communist party and the Neo marxists that gained Power following the Castro has Long Ben identified As the cuban revolution s leading theoretician and a close Follower of stalinist lines. We have come to explain the separation of this companion who we consider culpable Castro said at the close of a three hour speech devoted largely to an analysis of Escalante s shortcomings. Homesick soviet defector leaves Holland for Russia the Hague Netherlands a a russian biochemist who defected in Holland six months ago tues Day left for the soviet co Seaman of the dutch foreign office said authorities had found that he left of his own ire Wilt Alex Golub flew from the Amsterdam Airport in a czechoslovak Ian Airliner to Prague from where he will go to departure was announced by the foreign . Golub did not join him when he asked for Asylum and re turned Home in october last year with other russian tourists. Police said she had written Bun several letters urging him to come backhand telling him she still loved him. A foreign office communique said it was clearly established that homesickness was the main motive for Golub s decision to re torn talked with atty. Gen. A r. De Zaayer. The same dutch official who last october came to to Airport Tor an interview with Gorub s wife Irena Alexandrova Aurewa to Aee if she was re turning voluntarily to Moscow. Golub. La dramatic scene was confronted with hit wife but he insisted on remaining in Holland and she refuted to join Golub Case had diplomatic repercussions last fall. Soviet ambassador p. K. Ponomarenko was involved in a fist fight with dutch military police at the Airport and was subsequently declared Persona ton grata. The Moscow reply was to withdraw the accreditation of dutch ambassador a a Helb. Alex Golub British a arms foes. To picket Brandt talks London up a group of britons calling for nuclear disarmament have prepared a hostile Wel come for West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt who is flying into Londo wednesday to begin a six Day tour of Britain. When Brandt Speaks wednesday night to a labor party rally at friends House in London the group seeking disarmament will Parade outside. Brandt is due Toa Peak on the Berlin Wall and Owman Cost of living Marks biggest jump since july Washington up living costs climbed to a record High in february shattering six months of Price stability the government re ported tuesday. A Sharp increase in food Price pushed up the labor department s consumer Price Index by three tenths of one per cent last month the biggest increase for any month since july. This pushed the Index to a newspeak of 104.8 per cent of average 1957-59 prices. In other words i would Cost $10.48 today to buy the same goods and services that cost910 about three years ago. 25 watched for smallpox Hamburg. Germany a health officials said they Are watch ing 25 German port workers for symptoms of smallpox after the men came in Contact with a Indian vessel suspected of carry ing the disease. Nine of the work ers Are in quarantine in a Ham Burg Hospital. Algiers or an paralysed by protest strike continued from Page 1 Day from apartment balconies Over looking the Central Algiers Square where soldiers and police clashed with civilian demonstrators the Day before. A score of riot police Halfter Ackland other armoured vehicles trundled into the plateau Des give resend trained machine guns on the windows from which the shot were fired. There was no More shooting after , there were these developments in Paris president Charles de Gaulle. Ordered rebel former Gen Edmond Jou Haud brought to trial for his life within two weeks a proof of de Gaulle s determination to crush the outlawed secret Oas and punish its ring leaders. Jou Haud one of the leaders of the Algiers generals revolt last april and second in command of the Oas in Algeria was captured by French Security police in Ora sunday. He was flown to parts Early monday and clapped into sol itary confinement in the Sante prison to await trial. Condemned last Yearwo Thaud will be tried before a specially reconstituted military High court in Paris. He was sentenced to death in absent a Las summer for his part in the april revolt but his capture automatically made that sentence null and tic men 60 Miles West of Oran police announced the arrestor a naval officer who they said was the chief of the Oas zone 4.the officer was identified As it cmdr Pierre Moscow the soviet Union said France s recall of its Ambas Sador in Moscow As a protest against soviet de Jure recognition of the provincial algerian govern ment was a step aimed at Worsen ing Franco soviet relations. In Rabat Morocco Abderrahman fares has agreed to serve As head of the provisional executive to be set up in Algeria it was officially announced tuesday. Fares jailed by the French asses Pecold treasurer for the moslem rebel National liberation front fun. Was released after the cease fire in Algeria. Restful Day in London mrs. Jacqueline weary Bat still smiling is escorted by her Brothe Radz Lwell to his residence la London where the first Lazy Day with her sister Princess Lee Tula will bought a couple of smart hats without stirring of wednesday she u scheduled to lunch with Queen continued talks on vowed by Rusk Groi continued from Page if. Carry out a new series of atmospheric explosions in late april. Gromyko described As completely unfounded Western suspicions that the soviet Union intends to conduct another test series of its repeated the old Kremlin plea for a test ban treaty based Only on National identification sys tems and said the International in floods. Continued from Page it above Norfolk. Neb., where the biggest snowfall of a hard Nebraska Winter was recorded. The Loup River at Fullerton. Neb., was three Miles wide. A state of emergency was de cured at Sioux City Iowa. The red Cross said 43 families in the Springdale area had requested evacuation and 15 actually were removed including one by Helicon on the Sioux River in South Dakota one foot of waterway reported at Froehlich s Addi Tion North of Sioux Falls. Sen. Bible of Nevada to run for new term Carson City Nev. Up Alan Bible senior senator from Nevada has filed for a second term in the upper House Bible a Democrat will be opposed in the fall primary by Reno attorney Jack Streeter. So far no republicans have filed As Candi dates for the office. Bible was first elected to the Senate in 1954 to fill the unexpired term of the late sen. Pat Mccarran he was re elected in 1955. Section and control demanded by the Britain Are designed t into the soviet Union.,"/Rusk urged the conference to to this Spring to bring arms race under the spread of nuclear we reduce the risk of War for Surprise attack. As a matter of urgency he called on tors to reverse the tip of More and this is done he. The world s destructive clip could by 1966 be double is Rusk and Canadian Forister Howard c. Green proposals to prohibit the weapons of mass outer space. Such me said could represent iof the containment of the i threat lord Home Depute British foreign secret Home also returned tuesday s session. He old at London Airport that the negotiations have made of Good the departure of Rusti Home brought the prof the 17-nation talks in lord Home s Vale for has gone surprisingly the two sides defining Lons promptly and a procedural wrangles. Emphasis now will 1to detailed negotiations the remaining mind Tiegreen and Gromyko a to leave in a few Damhave said they would. However if their return1 Speed agreement. Kennedy outlines More flexible strategy for from Page it Clear determination to risk nuclear Row Rattler than tamely surrender Berlin has caved Berlin so Alsop article quoted or. A tined a As saying at one Point to Don t think most americans realised out Way the situation has changed. I Don t think Many people really understand the change. A late As 1951 the balance la air Power. In the nuclear weapons we All on our change began about 1959. With the we have got to realize that both sides have these annihilating weapons and that changes the problem. Of course in some Circum stances we must be prepared Touse the nuclear weapon at the Start come what May a Clear attack on Western Europe for example. But what is important is that if you use these weapons you have to control their use. What you need is control flexibility a Choice. At another Point or. Kennedy said according to Alsop in som circumstances we might have to take the or. Kennedy s position is cited by Alsop As follows Tho essential purpose of the Kennedy grand strategy is that we should choose How to respond to russian Premier Elk Las Khrushchev s challenges rather than have the Choice forced upon us. The underlying principles of the strategy arc All designed to this inherited two Basic doctrines on nuclear . Was that any War bigger than a Brush fire War would be a nuclear War from the outset. The other was that the United state would never strike first with the nuclear weapon. Under the Ken Nedy grand strategy both doctrines have been quietly discarded. The aim now is to convince Khrushchev on one Point an leave him Uncertain on another. This country must mail Focient margin of us nuclear striking Khrushchev will be Che strikes first deviating counter blow. 1chiev must not be where its vital interests i ened the United state strike these ways pfc continue to be convinced Al thermonuclear war11 i to avoid
