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an immediate spontaneous demonstration against the American blockade of Cuba, Soviet students threw pots of crimson ink at the wéll of the United States Embassy in Moscow on Wednesdaye As Mre Foy D. Kohler, the US Ambassador, drove out of the Imbassy students began jeering and whistlinge One threw a stone which hit the side of the cars s policeman chased him for 40 yards end brought him down with a flying tackle, Police had appealed to the students tc "show respect” tc the Ambass= ader, The demonstrators chanted "Viva Cubad" SOUTH AFRICA.Deamonstrators braved the repressive Verwoerd regime and protested outside the US Consulates in Durban and Jchannesburg» FoANcE.Defying a police ban, about 800 members of the France-Cuba Association and French reace movement demonstrated cn Thutsday nightcoutside the American Embassy in Perise They chanted: "Kennedy assassin! "Hands off Cuba,"and"peace in Cuba" AMIELOA, On Thursday about 8CO people attended an tanti-blockade" rally at New York's M@nhattan Centre hall he which the principal speeker was Mr, Mark Lane, a Democratic member of the New York State Assembly. The theme of his speech wa¢ "The Cuban quarantine should be in reverses It is American ships which should be turned back, After the rally, Mr. Lane led a group of ahout 40 people to the UN building, where they stood for "five minutes of silent vigil." An advertisment in Thursday's New York Times,in the name of 450 faculty members of American universities, called for a Summit meeting between Kennedy and Khrushchov "to prevent the threaten= ing holocaust." ANGENTINA.A score of demonstratcrs were arrested after a wide-spread two-hour stirmish in the centre of Buenos Aires on Friday night in which three demonstrators and a pcliceman were injured. Policem used teargas against demonstrators who chanted slogans end threw leatlets supporting the Cuban Prime Minister ,Dr. Fidel Castroe BRITINH GUIANA.A group of young people picketed the American Embassy in Georgetown on Thursday and later handed in a letter to President Keanecy protesting agsinst the American blockede of Cuba.