CASTRO MAKES FIGHTING .SPEECH AT QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY RECEPTION from Hsinhua
Premier Castro said in Havana on June 13th that the Cuban Revolution would continue to advance and one had to kill the last. Cuban before it could be stamped out, The example of the Cuban Revolution would remain indestructible even if Cuba was reduced to ashes, he said. The Premier was talking to foreign and Cuban pressmen at the Queen's birthiay reception given by the British Embassy on June 13th. The influence of the Cuban Revolution on peoples now fighting for liberation would be inerasable, he added, Castro said that the liberation of Cuba could be considered as the beginning of a movement which would surely culminate in the independence of Latin America for the second time, He stressed: "The sole and real enemy is the U.S. Government and the CIA. It is a powerful enemy whom we will not underestimate!’ “eferring to Cuba's relations with the U.S. Castro reaffirmed that Cuba had never been opposed to discussing them on the basis of equality and mutual respect. But it would never agree to enter into negotiations under threats.
He affirmed that the U.S. would remain the same towards Cuba no matter whether it was Republican or Democrat who won the coming dection, He said that revolution was every nation's own affair and could not be exported, But the Cuban people gave support to the peoples now engaged in struggle, The "Alliance for Progress", he added, was a reactionary measure intended to forestall social revolution in Latin America but it had proved to-be a complete failure. In desperation, the U.S. had now openly allied itself with the gorillas, the reactionary military in Latin America, THE BULLY BEEF MONARCHY by Alec Bagley
“An officer from the Ministry of Agriculture went out to South America and investigated the position, and informed the Government in the middle of March that one establishment was producing corned beef and not using chlorinated water. The supplies from that source were stopped on the high seas. Very large quantities from this factory circulated throughout the sountry for 8 or 9 months before, but these were not withdrawn."
Mr, Michael Noble, Secretary for Scotland, 6/ 6/646
The appointment of a former Permament Secretary of State at the Scottish Office - Sir D. Milne - to chair the typhoid enquiry 2t Aberdeen is blatant confirmantion of the Government's unwilligness to hold a really independent investigation. The terms of reference of the committee exclude enquiry into the decision not to withdraw the corned beef..Some South American states are often referred to as "banana republics" because of their subservience to the United Fruit Co. Perhaps subservience to Liebig's and Armour will earn Britain the title of the Bully Beef Monarchy, The whole Labour movement must demand the immediate resignation of the Minister of Agriculture over the typhoid epidemic,