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Joint Action. A growing sense of common danger from Castro convinced little Honduras that it should sever relations with Cuba and call for an emergency session of Caribbean foreign ministers to consider the Castro threat. Uruguay seemed ready to break off relations, too, which would make ten hemisphere nations in all. In Washington, the nonpolitical Inter-American Defense Board voted 121, with two abstentions, to bar the Cuban representative from its meetings, and the U.S. State Department held long conferences with the ambassadors of all Latin American nations...
...Choice. De Gaulle offered the F.L.N. a blunt alternative: freedom in association with France, or a partitioned Algeria. In the event that Algeria chose to sever all ties, he warned, the Europeans, who "too have the right of self-determination," would "have to be relocated by us and their protection assured." And he vowed to deport the 400,000 Algerian Moslems who dig the ditches and clear the streets of Metropolitan France- and whose remittances keep some 2,000,000 of their relatives back home alive. "Naturally, we should cease immediately to sink in a henceforth hopeless enterprise our resources...
...conference to be held on Thursday at 8 p.m. in Sever 30, Stookey will outline the details of the plan which involves voluntary work suggested by Indians on ten reservations across the United States...
Students interested in providing a forum for undergraduate political debate will formally establish the John Quincy Adams Society tonight at 8 p.m. in Sever 37. Adoption of a proposed constitution, election of officers, and formation of parties are the main items on the agenda. The meeting is open...
Harvard Young Democrats and Young Republicans will debate tonight whether the House Un-American Activities Committee should be abolished. The debate will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Sever 17 and is open to the public. A recent HYDC resolution accused the committee of "violating civil liberties...