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NY 97-1792 * % ; * NWHAT WAS THIS ORGANIZATION THAT GLUCK appealed to? who created it? What killed it? . "Pair Play was born at the beginning of the 1¢60s. After a decade of debilitation, a new left wing was starting to emerge in America. It had as an adversary &@ militant right. But it also had going with it a new questioning spirit, a spirit that was responsible for a new wave of social criticism in the country. "Pair Play was born on a cold January night in 1960 when three men met in an inccnspicuous Cuban restaurant on Manhattan's West Side. They were: "Alan Sagner, a Livingston, N.J., builder who had read an article in The Nation several days before which reinforced Sagner's belief that much of the U. S, press was deliberately. vilifying Castro. He contacted the man who wrote the pro-Castro article. "Robert Taber, the author of the article, was 4 CPS reporter who became a staunch Castro supporter while covering the Cuban revolution in the lete 'SOs. Taber had been convicted of armed robbery, kidnaping and auto larceny in 1939 and spent three years in an Ohio Prison before being Ly t "pr, Charles A. Santos\Buch, then a Cuban sup- one perter of Castro, was & pathologist at New York Hospital. “i He was asked to come to the meeting by Taber, who had first met him while covering the Cuban revolution. Dr. Santes-Buch was head of the Civic Resistance Movement, a wing of Castro's 26 of July movement. - 36 - CON L