51.   Police officials described the man as middle-age and thin, extremely agitated, wearing a wool cap, a jacket, trousers and gloves, all black.

52.   A behind-the-scenes look at the Reagan and Bush White House by former press secretary Marlin Fitzwater describes powerful men breaking into tears and a scuffle between Cabinet members.

53.   A prosecutor described the man, Mohamed Abdi, as an essential witness and possibly more.

54.   Alexander Ivanko, spokesman for the U.N.-run International Police Task Force, on Wednesday described the men as being in fair condition and frightened.

55.   Also present was a man Hoenlein described as a close relative of two of the convicted Jews.

56.   Angstrom described the man as tall and strong and said he was later led away in handcuffs.

57.   At the hospital, Dr. Yolanda Haywood, associate professor of emergency medicine, described the man as conscious and unusually calm for someone with a bullet wound.

58.   Authorities described the man as unstable and speculated he could be under the influence of drugs.

59.   Both men were described as students, but their schools were not given.

60.   Castro has described the men as heroes who were merely trying to protect communist Cuba from its enemies on the other side of the Florida Straits.