CUBA CURBS TRAVEL BY U.S. DIPLOMAT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000100670016-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 7, 1999
• Sequence Number: 16
• Publication Date: September 17, 1960
• Content Type: NSPR

Ban on Castro .
In N. Y. Brings
Retaliation
sy slapped tight restriction?,-
mbassador Philip Bonsai I
avane in retaliation for th
nited States curb on the Cu
an Prime Minister's travel
apped a series of anti-Amery
an measures taken on the ev .
1. Armed militiamen Iasi
2. The Castro aaovernmeai
Restricted 'to Route I
In a note to Mr. Bonsai, M.
FIAb3b
Veda d section
tricted di'tring Mr. Cllstro's
posed stay in New` York. Is
bout a 10-square-Milt area
a at $ m on lEttd- m
, of many times that. amount...
Militiamen also :were a"
long the sea. I Cuba, a Cuban-gwnedYbank. I
offer Your eNeeuenay every kplicated scan banks. But'the action du
kind of security." the pattern of recen
All Ranks Seized I months of. the governmen
The, latest moves came as takeover .`of 'three American
_ _ __ repave'' to leave I owned rubber companies in th
for the General Asmbl -? total control of rch teican
charge the United states with owned property in Cuba. -
what he calls economic agates- flanking sources said that al
lions against his regime. American banks in Cuba hay
The latest seizure ?sere- ! been operating at a loss in re
aerated the takeover of all cent .months. One of their pri
American banks on the island' mal y functions was financin
The United States Embassy was I operations of American-owns
notified by American banking "
sources that interventora, sp_ Nets natmonalized.
operating in Cuba almost sine
I the island gained independenc
more than 58 year-.ago.
hattaII -- ___ 1
estimated reserves and undisaid Mrs
.---
I Lennox and six oche
what was amid in the offices
J a Communist Chinese, ne
in the same building as Mr
Lennox's apartment.
ranake, Daniel L. Carswell. MI .
for a "spy ring" and the Unit
The Cubans said-tipsters
two agents ter ?Mr.. NordI:
described. as "'teghnlciang
cializing in monitoring _
recording."
over all branches of the First
National City Bank of New.
Y the First National Bank
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The government" 'said Mr4.:
Lennox's key wear found 'in,,
r. Nordio's apartment and'
she' was then arrested. Mr.
Nordio was later, picked rap as,
he and Mr. Neet sought refuge.
in the United States Embassy.
the note said.
The police claimed to have.
found tiny microphones with
fine wires. ding to the twul
transniittel1 in' a bathroom [
medicine cabinet.
Nordio, identified as a dance
instructor, and his wife would
be expelled along with Mr'd.