October 30, 1962
Telegram from Yugoslav Embassy in Havana (Vidaković) to Yugoslav Foreign Ministry
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs, FPRY
Sending: Havana
Received: 31.XI 62 at 08.20
No. 245
Taken into process: 31.X 62 at 09.30
Date: 30.X 1962
Completed: 31.X 62 at 10.05
Telegram
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Very urgent
TO THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Tonight had talks with General [Albino] Da Silva, Goulart’s special envoy. He is enthusiastic advocate of Fidel [Castro]. F. neither offered, nor accepted any of suggestions. Until now, only empty phrases. Further details continued.
If [one is] to believe to Brazilian and [UN aide Maj.-Gen. Indar Jit] Rikhye, the first talks of U Thant were disappointing. Fidel is very stubborn. Doesn’t accept anything.
Tomorrow they will continue talks. Further details continued.
Vidaković
Vidaković tells the Yugoslav Foreign Ministry that Fidel Castro is very stubborn and that most of the negotiation talks that are taking place are just empty words.
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