BETTER CASTRO RELATION SEEN DOUBTFUL IN U.S.

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CIA-RDP75-00001R000100390010-4
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November 11, 2016
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January 29, 1999
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December 23, 1962
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WASHINGTON STAR DEC 2 3 1962 Sanitized - Approved For Release : CIA-RDP7 CPYRGHT Seen DoubtfjI in U. S. By LE Wig (LICK Assoc tee rrese, FOff Writer Authoritative TTnifa Rf,+, invaders. Under this line of reasoning, invasion, to topple the bearded the freeing of the prisoners did They expect therefore a re- newal of United States and hemisphere pressures, short of tration. xai chaP of Pigs invasion is rated a fail- ure, and Mr. Kennedy is kno to have felt deep moral re- "'"""`,?, a""1? 11; to take a different view. It was understood that in T' . e have been, complaints the unreleased portion of his gaga st the $53-million "ran- television interview a week ago, s and the Government's President Kennedy listed Cubs rolen the deal. as both his greatest success and his greatesttailure since taking' Condition of Prisoners office. A umber o ,,, ash oxi of- The results of the encounter f noted withEle the with the Soviets over off ensi,e phy cal condition ARE e cap weapons in Cuba ranks as a tives as they al'rived in Flolida, success, in the administration INews report indicated the view. The abortive 1961 Bay Prisoners welch in T''easonably sources feel that for all prac- tical purposes it closed the ter on the unfortunate af- ea7461 p of st eatioxl and dis which had been fed to United State# intelligence by anti-Castro bans. $1 o.in e United StatesficialS here had: told reporters the prisoners were in such bad shape they might not last much longer if not freed by Christmas, ell.,? Gigsauthorities shave acf difficulty with Intel-6a before. Prior to 1961 invasion there was optinlism, not borne out, that the invaders would quickly touch off an anti-Castro upris- ing. Combat ability of the Cas- tro forces apparently was grossly underrated. This year there have been confl Ling reports on the i` 1 and type Of Soviet iaain ar,v Presence i Cuba. ' FOIAb3b Sanitized - Approved For Release : CIA-RDP75-00001 R000100390010-4