“ived a nominal fine and were released. The informant noted that when Ashmann arrived in the Bahamas, Jerry Buchanan had already been r ele as ed on low bai l through the e fforts of the United S tates Consulate. Bahan Also in the Bahamas, at the time Ashmann was securing the rele”
“to force Branch and Inclan to flight to Miami,” Inclan says, in dis- - the DISIP goons have been trained by. get into it, Camargo is flailing his arms belief. 3 %*: e‘s -, “ the Agency; he would like to meet their like a giant windmill, determined to get “It is going direct to ”
“up in. Puerto- agreed that there would not be any nc* fessed to planting a homb in the plan- Rico yesterday” My Cubans blew it up, tions In Venorueis, Coste Rice and the and implicated Orlando Busch Isao the buitruliudy is going to take credit for it. iarte”
“fraternal struggles and e week’s Miami bureau chief, William corporation executive, even-mayor. We their fierce ethnic pride, the Cuban-,. ‘ - Schmidt, filed this report: - - afe starting to step on toes.” + 2 . Americafis are steadily moving into the -%‘The Cubans are themselv”
“about five minutes, then certainly * * a tapped line. Inclan can-’t get which are talked about all the time in retreats to “there is some problem with i on answer at the U.S. ** Embassy. Roth: the Miami rumor mill. you people. I can’t give you a roum. child has nobody to call,”
“himself. The leads pointed there, ment responded to Branch’s request for 1 : : : Brunicelli. said Hilda Inclan had ar- he said. He asked questions about the a position statement on the Venezuelan . %. rived carrying documents that-“did not.- Cuban terrorists. Branch outlined wha”
“the threat of more violence to come, bans account for only 16 per cent of rules have become so visible and so sue- Scuffle: Much of the Anglo-Cuban - the registered voters, in Miami and 25 cesfal that last year the Dade County rancor has been erupting in changing per cent m Hia”
“: Rothchild is trying not to listen. The 1 1 the Venezuelan ' secret police. She - keep ‘** circling, and• an evasive ‘‘ * Romulo only sure contact he thought Branch ]t catches up in the line and says she has keeps cracking his knuckles, pacing had has suddenly turned into a po”
“laternctionel Waters..- ministrations. With Castro massing his il mobs for a circus of protest, the State, Twa Swiss 3%1 ing. When the men arrived at the air. Department hit the panic button and oa 0 vented from le assy for in Havana, they were divested of t! e! May 13 calle”
“hindered, Walsh said. € .1 rwas Ho said the Do dlums had A sliefr owpy boat, with one- CIA man aboard, standing off the: Cuban shore when the Bay of E. HH 50955. DweIlwsidesso-.pByt 8”
“held incommunicado for feet. The surgeon, Paul Brand, The next day, speaking at a 10 hours, Inclan, Taylor Branch of acknowledges that people have to mass funeral rally in Havana for the Esquin and ire-lancer John Rothschild wear shoes to work, but he says il Cuberl pla e cras”
“make a fuss to the left, but the people who helped .like a schoolboy taking down his home- when you- put us on the plane?" In conspire to kill him might well be right ’ work.; He is putting on a show. He ".elan asks. “What then?.” " ‘. to c-’h ''in the DISIP, which is full of ”
“have circled bers on little scraps of paper—the num- 1 ’they are all connected by aninvisible, ............. * them, and they* pull* the swords ** a few bers are of - ............................................. editors in Miami, friends, • - rope. • .. . inches but of their ”
“logical explanation is that some.- 5 one on the plane tipped off the Vene-. . . . , “It sounds back and forth from one soum to the zuelans. But why?i like Bosch and Morales have tried hard other. Branch thrushes around in his spy: enough to kill each other.” Branch hesi- In ”
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“CUBAN OFFICIALS, IN WHICH BLOWS WERE EXCHANGED, ACCORDING TO MINISTER GUILLERMO RUI Z, CUBAN CHARGE D'AFFAIRES, THE EMBASSY WILL CHARGE THAT SIX FUNCTIONARIES AND FOUR DIPLOMATIC COURIERS FROM HAVANA WERE PHYSICALLY ATTACKED ON 4 MAY AT THE AIRPORT BY DISAFFECTED CUBANS, ALL”
“guess.” It is Hilda I n, a reporter for The Afinmi News, standing in the aisle, looking down at us. She. is a specialist on Latin terrorism in Miami. “Looks like it,” say s Branch, shrugging. So much for • NO the secret trip. Yet he is inclined to trust Inclan, even though h”
“Morales and the Venezuela trip, Venezuelan *. two others had with the Venezuelan\ “D.c - That same day. Branch was checking Propper knitted his eyebrows and . authorities at Malquetia Airport when s ,, with Cuban sources in. Miand to find scrutinized the News as: if it were a th”
“’ ■ Washington, right?” Morales breaks in. serves, stabbing in the dark. But there Branch nods yes; Rothchild nods no. “I think I saw that in Time,” i isn't. John and I are old friends, but ' “You told me you hadn’t gotten any "That's right. He was blown up right , just met pd ”
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“He senses an national—Cubans killing Chileans and and how fiercely he snaps the point end coming and feels some relief. But so forth. Now look at how Venezuela down. - : . when the entourage emerges on the air fits in. It’s kind of an entrepot for ev The reporters glance kno”
“under lan. You sound Cuban. Are you a .Then a call comes through, but it is not the pretext of immoral conduct. Roth- Cuban?" Morales says he is tired of . •the contact Branch awaits. It is Inclan, child keeps opening the door because being interrupted in his sleep; he hangs ’”
“-3 behind. She is laughing as if it were a game, but her also knows that he could get killed any day in Vene- eyes signal a warning. - : 5- Hltzuela by either his friends or his enemies. He may fig-i .Branch is way off-balance. “I’ll take the fifth. Why ure that his best chanc”
“don’t know,John,” hesays."Maybe play of Foster Grants at the back of wedding this is" and end up saying Morales isbehind all this, but I can’t an unlighted drugstore. . . . “what tremendous tits you have lave””— —is is fienvefigure out who he Att why Wa’’sa doing Anivo it. I”
“- Romuio- is now wearing this gun -* “Excuse me,” says Camargo, who : _ -down on the ground want to have a tucked inside his pants at the navel, begins to pound his fist in the new” " word with him and that he better un- ■ His turtleneck is soaked with sweat. * glove. He is bea”
“the State Department called back. • ,the terrorists and expected nothing but pleaded. Propper made a couple of un- "Mr. Branch,” she said, “I’m afraid :- .opposition from the Agency. “If you . successful phone calls around the Jus- , there’s been a big mistake. That brief ,” d”
“looks toward • ica.” -. * * - summons. It might conceivably be con- the elevator in time to see the Miami. Y. Branch begins packing up the news - strued as an admission of something, attorneys, and cops scurrying to get in * elips. “I'm paranoid as hell about this - and the r”
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“position in snaps in the reporters and they laugh, ferent you are lying! And bad things ; the DISIP and gets no response. She too, uncontrollably. Fear floats out of happen to liars!"*1 mentions Morales’ nephew, whom she their mouths and they feel better. Inclan comes to Branch”
“and Mo- your background in Miami and you vestigate that murder in Washington rales looks pleased. He orders a sump- talked to him like a friend. He says instead of coming halfway around the- _ tuous breakfast for himself. it arrives you were nice and now you are ...” . world.” ”
“in a private car instead of big enough and sensitive enough that to the idea of making a scene, but: . an official police car. His fear of being top people in the Venezuelan DISIP. ; he decides Morales would not have i officially detained is rapidly being re- are interrupting t”
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“blown off at the thigh, his torso pul- look like ordinary passengers. Rothchild decides there j vverized, detectives all around. On the curb nearby sat.' might not be any ordinary passengers..,..'...' -E : €- phis passenger Ronni Moffitt, her eyes frozen, holding & "What are th”
“intervened. The two youths, correspond- A Cuban Army communiqueiarme and ammunition. One sol- ents of Tire Michigan Daily, a, said seven rebels under the dier was wounded. student publication, had arrived command of Paul Castro, a; Seftor Castro declared “total m Santiago fr”
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“following him as if they Camargo Playa Hardball * - says graciously. Both their visas have • want to get ahead and stop him at the Branch and Inclan are spread-eagled been officially revoked; they are or- . door. He scurries inside the plane and against the back-doer openings o”
“wonder why Morales has . • rooms and at least the reporters can Inclan tries to phone her editor in in just denied being himself. Maybe all - : • show some solidarity. - ' " Miami, but it becomes clear after about this is happening because they know ■ It takes a long time, too”
“$ have appointments and those people - Aa hour later, Morales suddenly w...ied about what we might find out [ don’t have any idea where we are. Why mobilizes his entire office. Some of his if we ever get out of his clutches,” -I can’t you let us make at least one men grab the ”
“was a feeling. I have seen it happen over and over again They might shoot someone. They did, they shot three people, Batista sergeant and some others. and iss-one and protested It was an incredible gaffe *H**xx*xm*d to include among these people an old Batista torturer. He w”
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“they hit the bench. The second launch was sunk by H Cuban • to begin shortly before the real invasion 4 gunbeat ail raced back to the Res. on the south coast. 5 le fire front the Ren ch.ave off Cannon Most of the people at the Miami 1 the Cuban vessel The met ‘*4 the water ”
“tor calls the American Embassy.. in Ca- , 1 strike secretly against Castro tar- Prr said it could be handled. The' racas and lifts it off the ground with g... Some of them were “official” ter F.B:1. rage." • 1 - The embassy • promises * to investi- " rorists, who would stoic”
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“and Branch are directing more ques- Morales twists the knife with a little . once back in the hotel lobby, but the I tions at him from the couch. He an- humiliation. "Pay your bill yells. * reporters were never sure he intended swers only with contemptuous looks. • bill!!"” he”
“(DISIPS, SAID THAT ORLANDO B OS C R AVILA- CUBAN EXILE UNDER ARREST IN VENEZUELA FOR THE CUBANA AIRLINES BOMBING. HAD TOLD HIN THAT THE NOVO BROTHERS HAD BEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR THE BOMBING OF THE AUTOMOBILE OF ORLANDO LETSLIE R. FORMER.) ■ BATH, I g . . ORIGI UNIT! ENT: 1.4 ”
“j'ers, who had come to Washington in and asked Branch to excuse him. On - : order to check the terrorists’ boldness, ' the way out the door, Branch overheard - - oo Otherwise Washington could gradually the salutation: “Is that you, Joe?" ... : turn into Miami, and Miami could ”