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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Friday, February 16, 1973
a.
U.S.,
By The AP and Reuters
WASHINGTON - The United
States and Cuba yesterday signed
a five-year anti-hijacking pact de-
signed to curb aerial and sea pir-
acy between the two countries.
The agreements went into effect
immediately yesterday morning
at 11:30 a.m. with simultaneous*
signing ceremonies here and in
Havana.
The agreement 'was signed in:
Washington by Secretary of State
William Rogers and initialed, for
Cuba, by the charge d'affaires of
the Czechoslovak' Embassy, Jaro-
slav Zantovsky.
A similar signing ceremony was
held in Cuba, with the United
States represented there by the'
Swiss Government.
- The accord calls for provisions
'for prosecution or'extradition of
persons charged with hijacking a
.plane or a ship and a U. S. pledge
HIJACKINGS BLOCKED
Cuba sign
accord
to enforce its neutrality laws bar-
ring use of American property or
soil to harass Cuba.
It also directs that the hijacked
aircraft or ship and its passengers
and crew be returned without de-
lay and that any funds obtained by
extortion or other illegal means be
returned promptly.
The pact is not retroactive and
will not affect hijackers who al-
ready have fled to one country or
the other.
In addition, the United States
retains its traditional policy of ac-
cepting as a political refugee a
person who arrives without hav-
ing endangered the crew or pas-
sengers of a ship or plane.
The agreement, the first signed
between the two countries since
they severed relations in 1961, ap-
plies to boats as well as aircraft at
Cuba's insistence.
Anti - Castro Cubans have com- vember when he said the Fidel
mandeered a number of small ves- Castro government would have to,
sels in Cuban water and hijacked change its generally hostile atti-
them to Florida. tude toward Washington and stop
The agreement came after three its policy of exporting revolution
months of negotiations following to other hemispheric nations.
two airliner hijackings to Cuba The United States broke rela-
last November. There have been 'tions with Cuba in 1961 over these
87 hijackings of U. S. planes to points and there have been no di-
Cuba in the past 12 years. rect contacts since, although deal-
The result of the negotiations, ings have been conducted through
were described as highly satisfac- other countries.
tory from the U. S. view.
Officials said they achieved the The Michigan Daily, edited and man-I
basic goal of acting against terror- aged by students at the University of
ism without compromising the tra- Michigan. News phone: 764-0562. Second
ditional U. S. psto of acepin l ass postage paid at Ann Arbor, Mich-
position accepting igan. 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor,
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They said the agreement would day through Sunday morning Univer-
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dpsychologicalcarrier (campus area); $11 local mail
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They say President Nixon has Ohio); $7.50 non-local mail (other
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