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©16 (Rev. 16-15-62) ‘ * “Enba Accents UN7Gifer OF Aidfor Storm Victims) HAVANA, Oct. 30 (UPI).try said the United Nations’; a The Castro regime announced Children’s Fund had sent an | - . today acceptance of United official to Havana to distrib-’ Nations offers of aid for vic- ute foods and medicines andi tims of - Hurricane Cuba's Oriente and Camaguey Provinces. in to aid in reconstruction. The Foreign Ministry. said also that . Secretary Gen-! ‘The government previously eral U Thant had offered aid had rei from Geneve. At High Point. N. American Friends Service Committee (Quakers) said the Gastro regime had granted it ‘permission to fly in a plane load of food and drugs. The Quakers stressed that their cted American Red from the Food and Agricul: offers as “hyprocrit- tural Organization, and the eet” Sut expressed willing: Economic . ness to take it through Mee 35 weil as + national Red Cross auspices “Tpant told Cuban Foreign: Social Council,’ xc Children’s Fund. Seeretary Raul Roa_ that. . the TNESCO’s Western Hemis- ; phere director, who has of fices in Havana, will coordi- nate the U.N’'s activities. The FAO has given Cuba’ 1000 tons of non-fat powdered | aid was “purely for humani- milk, 270 tons of powdered tarian reasons.” _" The Cuban Foreign Minis- beans for storm relief. Vi efnn ents tae ee ag milk and 30 tons of powdered al eran, fashington Post and a times Heratd 10°31 E> . The Washington Daily News oo, The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune —____ eet . 1 New York Journal-American : New York Mirror New York Datly News New York Post ‘The New York Times . ‘The Worker : : ‘The New Leader ‘The Wall Strect Journal —____. ‘The National Observer -- Dote