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Fidel Castro, Complaints of Security
Restrictions, Moves to Harlem Hotel
By HAL McCLURE
NEW YORK, bTt — An angry
Fidel Castro, complaining of tight
security restrictions and room
rates stalked out of his hotel Mon
day night and moved into the
heart of Negro Harlem.
The familiar cry of “Cuba si,
Yankee no” roared from a crowd
of 1,000 as the Cuban prime min
ister moved into new quarters at
the Hotel Theresa.
The bearded Castro, clad in
battle green fatigues, waved his
arms and smiled at his supporters
—in sharp contrast to his earlier
mood of apparent rage.
The move to Harlem apparently
jumped the daily hotel bill from
$400 to $700 for the Castro en
tourage of almost 90 persons.
Love Woods, Negro owner of
the Hotel Theresa, said a Castro
representative paid $700 in cash
for the first day.
Castro also took a complaint of
“discourtesy” and “brusque police
methods” to U.N. Secretary-Gen
eral Dag Hammarskjold.
The switch in hotels came after
Castro assailed the management
of the Hotel Shelburne in mid
town Manhattan over room prices
and treatment and after he
threatened:
1. To camp in Central Park..
2. To set up tents on the U.N.
grounds.
“We are mountain people,” Cas
tro stormed. “We are used to
sleeping in the open air.”
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“Purely propaganda," snorted
the Shelburne’s owner, Edward
Spatz.
The Cuban delegation had dif
i ficulty getting hotel accommoda
tions in the first place, and final
ly landed at the Shelburne only
after the US. State Department
and the United Nations inter
vened.
Hotelman Spatz never wanted
the Cubans there and didn’t hesi
tate to say so.
The Castro entourage had
moved into 20 Shelburne suites
at $20 a day each—for a daily
total of $400. The hotel asked a
$10,000 guarantee on the bill.
Spatz received $5,000 and another
$5,000 was promised but when a
bond for that amount arrived,
Spatz turned it down, saying it
looked phony.
The Cubans refused to partake
of hotel food, sending out for
hamburgers and cheeseburgers.
They also brought along crates of
biscuits, Cuban black beans and
bags of peanuts—and reportedly
chickens, which they plucked and
cooked in their rooms.
Moving to Harlem presented
another security problem for the
police, but they quickly erected
wooden barricades around the
Theresa. Police already had their
hands full keeping anti-Castro
and pro-Castro forces apart at
the Shelburne.
Red Cross will Spend $3.5
Million to Help Families
Hit by Hurricane Donna
WASHINGTON, UP) — The Red
Cross reported it expects to spend
about $3.5 million helping fam
ilies hit by Hurricane Donna to
bring their homes and lives back
to normal.
Gen. Alfred Gruenther, nation
al president, said surveys of needs
are almost complete in Puerto
Rico, Florida, the Carolinas and
several North Atlantic states.
The surveys show more than
50,000 families had storm losses,
and an estimated 13.000 are ex
pected to ask Red Cross help.
The biggest job, Gruenther
said, will be in Florida where
more than 5,000 of 25,000 affected
families are expected to turn to
the relief agency.
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