-DATE- 19730627 -YEAR- 1973 -DOCUMENT_TYPE- ARTICLE -AUTHOR- F. CASTRO -HEADLINE- COMMUNIQUE ISSUED ON DOLANC-LED LCY CUBA VISIT -PLACE- CUBA -SOURCE- BELGRADE TANJUG -REPORT_NBR- FBIS -REPORT_DATE- 19730628 -TEXT- Talk With Castro Belgrade TANJUG in English 0900 GMT 27 Jun 73 L [Text] Havana, June 27 (TANJUG)--The leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, has accepted an invitation from President Tito, and will be visiting Yugoslavia shortly. This invitation has been delivered to him by the secretary of the Executive Bureau of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia, Stane Dolanc, who heads a delegation of the league on a week's visit to that country. In presenting this invitation, Dolanc also conveyed an oral message from President Tito. Fidel Castro has accepted the invitation with pleasure. The meeting between the Yugoslav delegation and the Cuban premier and first secretary of the Cuban Communist Party, Fidel Castro, was in his well-known stye--original, spontaneous, frank and cordial. Yesterday's final talks between the two party delegations took place in the residence of the Yugolsav delegation. Fidel Castro arrived at 4 p.m. First he was introduced to the members of the delegation--Stane Dolanc, Angel Cemerski and Dusan Dragosavac. Then he invited them for a drive to town. Stane Dolanc got into a jeep driven by Fidel Castro, while the [other] members of the two delegations got into another car. After a half-hour drive, the cars came to a stop in the outskirts of Havana, where an experimental secondary school for particularly talented pupils is being built. The tour of the school, in which about 1,500 pupils from all over the country will be studying this autumn and doing practical work in their own factories and workshops, lasted more than an hour. After this tour they resume their talk again in the jeep with Castro driving. With the meeting and talk with Fidel Castro, the Yugoslav delegation's programme is virtually exhausted. A joint statement is expected to be released today. -END-