Evening star

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and dissolve the task force.

The order sent 63 ships with

about 25.000 personnel, includ

ing Marines, heading for home

ports.

Twenty of the ships will go

to Norfolk, 10 to Maypoit in

Florida and 10 others to various

American ports, including San

Juan.

Three headed for Kingston,

Jamaica, and two for Port-au-

Prince in Haiti. Seven destroy-;

ers and five submarines were

directed to Key West for the

Thanksgiving week end.

The c> Tier Lake Champlain

and five escorting destroyers

were asked where they wanted;

to go for the week end.

Assistant Secretary of De

fense Arthur Sylvester said

the department is studying the

matter of Navy personnel re

tained on active duty and also

Air Force reservists called to

active duty, and that some de-{

cision on these matters might

come during the day.

Mr. Sylvester said the De

fense Department had no in

formation whatsoever to sub

stantiate a report out of Ha

vana that a Navy Patrol plane

had been fired on and had re

turned the fire.

Castro Abolishes

Rule of Law,

Jurists Charge

GENEVA, Nov. 21 (AP).—

The International Commission

of Jurists denounced the Cuban

regime of Fidel Castro today as

a vicious dictatorship that be-'j

trayed the trust of the Cuban

people.

The commission, a private

organization of judges, lawyers

and law professors in 90 coun

tries, condemned abolition of

the rule of law in Mr. Castro’s

Cuba in a report based on a

detailed investigation of the

Cuban legal system.

The 267-page report declared

the Castro regime has de-,

scended to the level of its

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1962). Washington, D.C., 1962-11-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1962-11-21/ed-1/?sp=5

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1962-11-21.