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AVANA (AP) — Fidel Castro’s
lemment stepped up pressure
mfhe United States yesterday, ap
ing for international support
id organizing street protests in its
le to have a boy who was res-
led off the Florida coast returned
"is father in Cuba,
bout 1,000 grandmothers
died yesterday through the
Jets of Elian Gonzalez’s home-
■n of Cardenas, a two-hour dri-
I'last of Havana.
r e want Elian back home!” a
lie mural painted on a wall
iers-by signed said.
Ilian’s classmates planned a 6th
May party for him at their ele-
itary school in Cardenas as
ans on both sides of the Florida
its increasingly embraced him as
[town political poster child,
'resident Castro over the week-
demanded the United States
turn Elian to his father by
might, and warned the Cuban
tople were losing patience.
§Vorkers set up bleachers outside
U.S. Interests Section yesterday,
arently preparing for another
protest outside the American mis
sion. Waving Cuban flags and chant
ing political slogans, 500 members
of the Communist Youth held the
first protest there Sunday night.
In Washington, White House
spokesperson Joe Lockhart called
on Cuban officials to guarantee the
safety of Americans on the island.
“Elian’s father and
his grandparents’
right to demand his
immediate return
... is not negotiable.”
— Ricardo Alarcon
National Assembly President
“We take the safety of Ameri
can personnel very seriously and
take quite a dim view of any
threat,” Lockhart said. “We ex
pect the Cubans to ... deal in a re
sponsible way with American cit
izens there.”
National Assembly President
Ricardo Alarcon appealed in a let
ter to governments throughout
the world for their support in
bringing Elian home.
“Once again, the United States
government has violated the basic
principles of law and respect for
human dignity thus insulting the
child’s father, a modest Cuban
worker, and his grandparents,”
Alarcon wrote. “Elian’s father and
his grandparents’ right to demand
his immediate return to the home
and family from which he was ille
gally snatched is not negotiable.”
Castro accused the U.S. govern
ment of kidnapping Elian, who
was found Nov. 25 clinging to an
inner tube off the coast of Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
Elian’s mother and stepfather
were among those who died when
an overloaded powerboat sank
Thanksgiving week during the 90-
mile crossing to Florida in what
American authorities said was a
case of illegal alien smuggling.
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cretary of State warns of further settlement disagreements
stops expanding its West
.1YADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — The Clinton ad-
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could harm the atmosphere for negotiations by tend
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the Palestinian side should impose preconditions on
specific issues.”
En route from Washington, Albright received two
telephone reports from Dennis Ross, the veteran
American mediator who failed to break the deadlock
in meetings with Israeli and Palestinian leaders.
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row differences before a mid-February deadline for the
outline of an overall accord, Albright had hoped to fo
cus on the half-dozen thorny issues on the table.
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