◆ SpookStack

RE¢ COMMITTEE FOR NON-VIOLENT ACTION conriy A pacifist-sponsored lecture at a University LN of Miami religious center flared into a fist-waving, name~shouting bout last night, pitting the pro- Castro speaker and his admirers against Cuban exiles and sympathizers. "Only once did the two cimps come to actual blows - and that occurred just as the meeting was broken up by officials of the ( Methodist) Wesley - Foundation on the campus. ‘Things got under way calmly at 8:15 pem, a8 Dave Dellinger, editor of Liberation, a New York~- published magazine, pegan his ‘Shall The Us 8. Renoprige Castro's Cuba? ' speech. | “i F; “ye ‘The talk was sponsored by the jomen's “International League for. Reace.and. Ereadar of Miami, whose offices are at 1185 Sunset Dr., Coral Gables. \ oh "About 100 persons, including many of the Quebec- to-Guba peace marchers who have settled in Miami, were on hand as Dellinger said, early in his talks "ty am tremendously inspired and excited about most of what I saw in Cuba... a kind of exaltation in the people that I've never found in the United States... 4 feeling that life can be good, ' "Dellinger said he had wisited Cuba once in November 1960 and again in a "legal, State Department-sanctioned trip’ last May, ‘accompanied by other American journalists. ' ‘Word of what the editor was saying spread rapidly through the campus last night and within — an hour the audience swelled to more than 150. Most of the additions were Cuban exile students, =~2e TIAL