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Twtoły years ot communlst^prcP pagaaU aboul druga ud prosUtutioo and murder In the streets ot America ■epąratą U* Cuban reftigea oow pouring In to the U.S. from Uióeewbo ■eUJed herc In the 19G0s, a Cuban

doctor seys.---r-----

“Stx months from now, you wlll see Uut they vrtfl bc dJHerent," says Dr. Luta A. Espina, who cscaped wlth his wUe from Hawana tn 1966 by postng as a hosplta] porter. He Uves now In Fort Lee. NJ., wlth’his wUe and two Chlldrea    •'    .

Espina. n spectallst In Interna] med-klnę, has acamlned and talked to dazena of the refugees orrivlng tn the la test Qux from Cuba.

"They foel scared and threatened," bo says, bccause for 20 years they havc beea bralnwashed In to bellevlng- -that "anythlng that ta not communtat ta bad — that If they come to Uic U.S., they will bc dlscrlmlnated agnlnst, — that drugo and prostllutioo are pre-vo3rat here. that the American people

WtheNcgrdaTnthc^FŚrihdlhmr— will Idlllbe Cubans tao.” * " ~

Many "Americans belleve the Cubans are Oeełng thelr tal and country "becauso of a laek of materiał thtng*;“- but-the-real 1 tyEspLnń says, ta that most are escoplng a dlctatorahlp that deprivcs them ot the most basie liberii es.

-His wlfe, Mlreya, S9, says many^:of the new Cubansrefugees anTybtmg

Ce who “dedore themsclvcs de-fflta, murderera. prostltutes and thlem" so they will bc otpelled by the Castro regtmo.

^MH“» an excuse to get out," she aays, “bccause Uiafs the only way to get out.” Two ot hor coustns used thta ploytocscapc.shcaald.

It wasn't untll Cuban-Americans were allowed to vtslt thelr rdatlves In tbe last couple of years thot the young poople “started lo reaJlre that alt that Castro was saying (obout tlfe In the

U.S:) was a Ile,*’ she adds.---

She soys the rcaltaatlon that they • were bclng "ebeated" onddcprlvcd of lhelr_rignta_ sparked the reccnt ciodus.

—“I ^ ^b|8 dlffercr.ee between -

satirical

;-r    . _scul_pture

—CHICAGOTUPI) — Mayer Janc M. Byme ta will Ing to Joln the fun but the General—Servlces Admtntatratlon doesn'1 thlnk an arttafs satlrc of the mayor ta funny.

- And-afler the - GSA ordered a ucufphire of Mrs.-Byme, her husband-press - sccretary - Jay McMullen and thelr dr-ughler Kolby removed from Ihe KJ-jcrynskl Federal Bulldlng. the American .Clvll Liberii es Union vowtd to filo suit agalnst whał lt called “censorshlp of the worst klnd."

ScuJptor John.Seflck.whocreated the plaster cast of the dlyta first famlly, sald Wednesdny hc wouJd ——accept the mayoris-in vt tatko tomove i-’- tho work to the Dalcy Center. evcn though he's tlred of "carrylnR bodJes -around Uie city?'- -

—"I thlnk Ifs golng togivc evcrybody— a good laugh." Mrs. Byrnesald._

The "lalking scupture" has Mrs._

Byme, who has operated a revolvlng door hlrlng and flring pollcy at City Hall, 1 amen ling that “nobody wanta to work bere anymoro’-’ ln a recordcd— message. —    — . ._t

"Federal offlclata, Ju»t llke local offlclata, havc to learn that they ara bound by the U.S. ConstlluUon," ACLU lawyer Davld Goldbergcr sald.. "The mayor understands the tongue-ln-chcck naturo of córa munlcatłon. Why can’t the GSA?"

"Pm gcttlng tlred of carrylng bodłeś around the city," sald Seflck. who causcd a furor last year wlth a slmllar sculpture satirtalng former- -

,    -    “fi Mayor Mlchael A. Bllandlc. "People

l)r. Louis Lspliui.ux.imim^>iirert‘i>l .uiiv.*! lroiu ( 'hIm in iii*. «»f(ic«*---lookat mcIikermweJrd."-----

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them-anduytytfntthcyhavc beenTff yearś“Indoclrlniilod*by Castro. And they can‘ł thlnk the same way that we thlnk," she says.

The Cubans who escaped to the U.S. tn the 1960s, aclUlng ln New York, New Jersey and Honda, cnmc from all walksofllfe.

'They were a good samplc of the Cuban popuJaUon," Espina says. “We W a Mof profcsalOŁflta jpanyJrom.

Induilry and buslncsscs of many klnds^iormers, Joborcrs, and people who camc włthout onyspeclflc traln-tofc-r.    l „

"The ody thlng thot was a common dcnomlnator to that people was thelr Idcas and that they were decent, honest and vcry loborlous persona who ca me to create a ncw Ufo."

. Marricd ln I9«. the couple fled Cuba for Spainln 1968.--

By tben a practlclng doctor, Espina was obte to sncak out of the tal and na Ilon ody. after obtalnlng phony documenls-that- sald- be-was-"a porter” Id a hoeplUU,

"If you were a tcchnician or a Professional you-couldn’tleave the country,” he says. *i didn‘t belleve At the beglnnlng that lcAvlng the country

leader when he began to as i tyranlcal dictator.

type of fiOYtmmcnl that dldnt re-_ spcct the lifc And the rlghta of human betngs," Espina says. ^MBut when Castro came_to power he started dotng the same thlng — he sŁnrtdd kil!Ing people ln the name of the law*” “Castro was tho cause of our raar-rlagc,” Mrs. Espina rtcalla. ”We started golng together when we were worklng ln the underground. Many. went to Jail. We were lucky to leave

they tao can bccome proud and pro-ductl>e Amerlcans ln time — llke the exllesof the'C0s.

Sound wave

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from blast.

travels fast

VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) -Sound wave* from the May 18 crtip-tlon of Mount St. Helens wtre detected by tnstnimenta on the East Coasi of the-United States over three hours after the blast.

The sound, at a frcqucrcy tor too Iow to be aadtbłerwas rcconłed by a-NaUonal Oceanie and Atmoepberic Admlntatnitlon laboraloo'' ln^- SUver Ą>rlng»,-Md.v-three-hours imd-!0 minules after the crupllon.

, Ten mlnutcs lalcr, the sound wove arrived st the Lnmont-Doherty Geo-lo^cal Obaen-atory ot PaJtaadcs,

The wave. travcllng nt an avcragc speed ot tBi mllea per bour. was of such Iow frrquency lt took flve

tance to the votcano and tho charac-tertsUcs of the pressure wave, calculated the force of the mountaln’*

inwini cgdoalon_aa*-at- Itpst 10 Biega tori — i100 limes morę powerful than the ttmidL-bgrnPnifBptferTSi Hlroshlma ln 1945.

*SclenllsU beileve the aound wave cootlcued trayellng around the worid— although there were no conflrmed readlngs reported from forelgn potaCa.

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