the San Juan Star 10¢ Cuban Sugar Imports -ut: Havana Restless DAILY
EXCEPT SUNDAY
Vol.
I
No.
209
Tel.
3-8400
San Juan, Puerto
Rico, Thursday, July T, 1960
Second-class postage paid at San Jeas. Puerto Bice
)Castro Move Police Dogs To Aid In Retaliation Criminals’
Worst
Ike's Action Costs Castro
Enemy
SJ Law Enforcement Is Expected By
At inch
about
Texan
will
dent Ramon cally
1:30
BONE
p.m.-today,
step
into
Torres
German
BOB the
of
six-foot-two
Polige
Superinten-
to talk about dogs
shepherds)
help law enforcement
a 32-year-old office
Braschi
i
and
how
(specifi-
they*are
in San Juan.
going
to
:
The reason the police department has decidi:d to go to the dogs for help in solving crimes is visiting dog:training expert Russell Milroy. Milroy says he has “been in dogs” for about 20 years. A consulting engineer by trade, Milroy fomnd three years
ago now
that his hobby raises dogs in
himself
the
had turned into a lucratife business. He his home in Nacogdoches, ‘Tex., and hires
out
as
a
consultant
training
of
dog
for
training
police’
owners.
dogs—and
for
!
Two-Week
Investigation
tomorrew
by
government
Fidel
in
All American
property
me
early
Minister
yesterday
Fidel
by
Pri-
net.
The measure sent American buflocking
the
U‘S.
denouncing
to
the
In addition to Supt. Torres, Miiroy will meet-also with Capt. Alberto Lugo Mendez, commander of the San Juan Metropolitan
move perty
expropriate their problackmail and asking
Area
for help.
and
police’s
General
¢hasing
his
of
Torres
using
police
obedience
yesterday,
they
Alberto
Services
dogs
Supt. dog
Capt. for
Division
to
the*police
talked
to
after
he
classes
for
the
given
superintendent.
It
department
and
the
seemed
he
Puerto
him
(See
the
., plan
a
abouts
was
Rico
free
Page
the
in town Kenné]
hand a
governor
was. ready
DOGS,
of
the
for
pur-
4
recently
heard
chief
implement
week investigation on this possibility. Last night, however, Milroy received dogs,
Recia,
here.
‘Milroy
dogs had
Guerrero
to
21)
conduct
Club.
Earlier
conduct
“ 3 phone call
was to
buy
possibility
to
als)
a from
interested
ome. *
twothe
in
to as
’ Just where
among
hit
was
Most
a
subject
likely
of
targets
conjecture.
include
the
300,000,000 dollar Cuban Electric Co., whieh is half American
owned, sugar
and mills
vestment 000
26
American-owned
representing
of more
than
an
in-
100,000,-
dollars.
An air of expectancy hovered (See CASTRO, Page 21)
of
The
United
States
pays
a
pound
above
the
price
for
cents
Red Sub Base In Cuba Would Get US Action WASHINGTON
—(AP)—
dent Eisenhower the United States
Presi-
said yesterday would act as it
about
$35,000,000
He
said,
regard
however,
the
setting
submarine
base
he
up
as
did
of
a
a
not
Soviet
forecast
it as a possibility.
Cubans
and
other, he said.
Americans
need
each
Eisenhower, in reply to a quéstion about what the U. S. might in
Cuba,
Caracas
drew
attention
resolution
(See
RED,
to
for Page
the
mutual
Fidel
that he will property of
Eisenhower yesterday.
shortly
af-
conference
press
Congress
gave
him
to cut the Cuban suearly this week in an
authority gar quota
decision.
unprecidented Ike
cut.
sugar
acted
morning
his
ter
in re
in Cuba
the
for
taliation
Press
Cuba’s
Conference,
original
Page
import
2
quota
for this calendar year was 3,119, 655
tons.
=
Anti-American, Activity All but 739,752 tons of that quota
already
prior
Eisenhower's
The
the
had
tide
of
moved
of
signed
the
against
mouating
activity
issued sugar
said: (See IKE,
21)
a
regime.
In a statement hower
shipped
action
anti-American
Castro’s
had
been
President
background
by
do if a Soviet base were established
quota.
Americans
North
likelihood,
even though Senate Democratic majority leader Lyndon Johnson
Cuba’s
Minister
Castro has declared expropriate all the
saw fit —if necessary— to protect its interest if the Soviet Union establishes a submarine base in Cuba.
Prime
700,-
the
on
from
cut
tons
te
amounted
have
would
Cuban
is still in
which
subsidy,
effect, 000
Million
$35
Leses
Cuba
This
about
buys.
it
sugar
Cuban
the CASTRO
market
sugar
world
FIDEL
year.
the
mainder 2%
the vast Ame-
rican buildings here Castro might
States,
United
The action by Eisenhower allows only 39,752 tons of sugar into the United to be shipped the reStates by Cuba during
cabi-
here
hostility
yesterday cut imports of Cuban sugar by 700,000 tons.
in Cuba
Castro’s
re-
the
toward
is subject to expropriation under a new “law of national defense” approved
ac-
Castro
of deliberate’
gime
President Eisenhower’s order cutting the Cuban Sugar quota for 1961. .
(AP)—
Eisenhower, Fidel
the
cusing
for
embassy
Police
WASHINGTON
President
Castro’s
reprisal
4
$35 Million
HAVANA (AP)—A drastic move is expected today or
sinessmen
a
after he
bill,
Page
Eisen-
21)
of the
three
airlines
ing
following
Board
ruling
a
Civil
received
the this
servU. S. morn-
Oo
in Los Angdes just before the start of the Democrats, Platform Committee hearings. In “1 appearance before the committee, Butler again denied that he has done any riggimg of the convention to favor the chances of. Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts. (AP Wirephoto.)
Aeronautics
for
trunk
in
the
yester-
a
here
American
last
had
not
tice
of
night
yet any
World said
received fare
the
Airways airline
official
increase.
no-
more
iner
than
a
year
on the New York-San Juan It matches a hike approved
went
airlines
operating
continental into
Both and
applied for the
CAB
here
The increase of 2.5 per cent plus $1 went into effect at 12:01 a.m. on Eastern Air Lines and Trans Caribbean Airways. A spokesman
for Pan
the
ago run.
day.
CENTER OF ATTENTION—Paul Butler, De Kecratic national chairman, is mebbed by newsmen in the Biltmore Hotel
Airlines to
{
Two
ing Puerto Rico from increased their fares
effect
Eastern's the
Trans
U.
with-
S.
which
econemy
flight
Caribbean
flight
Friday.
will be upped from $45 to $47.15. Eastern’s jet fare will be moved
up from $105 and $67.60 for fir-t and tourist class respectively
(See
AIRLINES,
Page
21:
202 bee
Two Airlines Hike N.Y.-S.J. Fares Under C.A.B. Ruling
“5
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