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The US protested Cuba's seizure of US-owned Texaco and Esso oil refineries in Havana, demanding reversal, but expected no compliance from Premier Fidel Castro after companies refused to refine Russian oil.
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WASHINGTON, (AP) The United States Tuesday protested as unfair, arbitrary and unlawful the Cuban seizure of two U.S. owned oil refineries. It asked Premier Fidel Castro to reverse the action.
The stiffly-worded protest was delivered in Havana by U.S. Ambassador Philip Bonsal.
But U. S. officials felt small hope that Castro would backtrack and return the refineries to the American owners.
The Castro regime seized the Texaco and Esso Standard Oil refineries last week when the two companies. plus the British-Dutch owned Shell Oil Co., refused to refine crude oil which the Cuban government had brought in from Russia.
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Havana, Cuba
Event Date
Tuesday
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protest delivered; little hope of reversal; refineries seized last week
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US protested Cuban seizure of Texaco and Esso Standard Oil refineries as unfair, arbitrary, and unlawful; demanded reversal from Castro; delivered by Ambassador Bonsal in Havana; seizure followed refusal to refine Russian crude oil; Shell Oil also involved in refusal.