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Our Problems Member Inter American Inter - American News Press Association for English * • Speaking people For Liberty, Culture and Daily Hemispheric Solidarity The AmericasFor a better understanding between the Americas Metropolitan 10 6th YEAR 5 Cents—Outside area, cents. MIAMI SPRINGS, FLA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1958 NUMBER 35 a A SAN ROMAN C. W SMITH. 1. SMITH. President Vice President Tie* President. FRANCISCO AGUIRRE, HORACIO AGUIRRE, PLANS FOR STRENGTHENING TIES New York Times' Tice President end Publisher Tic* President Rdltar 2nd Manager Antonio Ruiz, Thomas A. Hill, Managing Editor. Advertising Manager Pres. Eisenhower Made an OF HEMISPHERE NATIONS TO BE Correspondent Published dallj except Monday Entered as second class matter at the Post Office of Miami Springs Fla- on February }. 1»M SUBMITTED BY BRAZILIAN GOVT. "Honest Presentation ot EDITORIAL WASHINGTON (UPI) Brazil American diplomats that it would Slapped, Kicked will formally propose to the other in no way ' side-step the Inter- UNCONTROLLED OPPOSITION American republics this week ways American organization. of implementing President Jusceli- There is some speculation here Our Arias Says program to may special Problems". no Kubitschek’s broad that Brazil call for a by Ydigoras terms, Gen. It csm be stated, in general that every time the strengthen hemisphere ties, rel- meeting of the OAS Council to U. S. EFFORTS TO STRENGTHEN THE people of a country have the opportunity, or open the way iable officials said here. make clear that Kubitschek’s objec- GUATEMALA, August 13. to express their dissatisfaction against a dictatorial regime, It was understood that Brazilian tive would be to strengthen rather (UPI). General Miguel Ydigo- the opposition —the people themselves, that is— incur in Foreign Minister Negrao de Lima than weaken the OAS by speeding Fuentes, high-level ras the President of Gua- ESPECIALLY WELCOME, political attacks against the Government, in greater propor- will urge that a diplo- economic development plans temala, slapped OAS HE SAYS matic committee in Washington be through the projected diplomatic and kicked the tions opposition forces in correspondent of the “New August than the ones used by normal established as soon as possible committee. York WASHINGTON, 13. memb'Sts of our organization to to Times” in this according (UPI). Ambassador countries like England, the United States, Uruguay, Puerto consider the program, known as The Brazilian proposal country, Panamanian speed {economic development. The was one to a charge by praised Rico, and others of the same democratic characteristics and “operation Pan Americanism”. of the principal topics during Ku- made this same Ricardo M. Arias President is certainly our major problem correspondent. at political maturity. The group would include the bitschek’s conferences last week Eisenhower’s speech today the and it is the feeling of my Govern- Nations General Assembly Latin American ambassadors to the with Secretary of State John Foster United ment that it should be dealt with reason, Julio Vielman, correspondent of as “a very presentation by In those cases, the Government that, for some United States, the chiefs of the Dulles. honest of the Inter-American Organiza- dis- the “New York Times” and re- our urgent problems”. tion.” has given an opportunity to the opposition to show their mission to the Council of the The Secretary agreed with the porter on the local newspaper pleasure that way, or because the opponents have incurred Organization of American States Brazilian leader on the need for “Prensa Libre” pressed charges for He particularly welcomed the “dynamic in excesses, officials usually qualify the attitude of their (OAS), and high State Department efforts to overcome the the incident, saying that General President’s reference to United problems ;?<¦ adversaries as subversive and as flagrant attempts against officials. of underdevelopment.” Ydigoras Fuentes “slapped and States efforts to strengthen the Colombian Envoy Igi&s he ws* .g* ' public order. And It was not immediately clear how But was reported ot have left kicked” him after censuring him Organization of American States. Wr Mmm that kind of despotic government wants body up joint this would be linked to the it to the decision of the for a report published in to take upon itself the task of qualifying the activities of OAS, but Brazilian officials Latin American Republics to deter- “Prensa Arias, a former President of Pa- Praises U. S. Move do have Libre”. the opposition, because, according to the regime, they repeatedly assured other Latin mine how those efforts should best nama, listened to the speech by not deserve freedom or are not prepared for it. be channeled. The charges say that after Viel- radio as did many other Latin on Regional Bank During his meeting Friday with man- had waited for several hours, American envoys here. What really happens is that oppressed people cannot the Latin American envoys here Ydigoras WASHINGTON. (UPI). The Fuentes came out of his V “I thought that Eisen- act with the same serenity and ponderation than the citizens to brief them on the Rio talks, office accompanied by several President Colombian Ambassador, Jose Gu- States, Rico, Dulles made hower gave a very honest presen- tierrez, predicted that of England, the United Uruguay or Puerto to plain that Brazil would members of his General Staff the U. S. AMBASSADOR ARIAS mention only four. When the people are subjugated by a Know have to take the initiative in the tation of, the urgent problems decision to participate in the crea- thy and approached Vielman and said facing world”, implementation of “operation pan the he told the tion of an Inter American Develop- dictatorship, they have always an opportunity to say or to that he did not care about the United Press International. do something regarding the conduct of the Government, americanism,” according to diplo- attacks about himself, but he did ment and Finance Institution informants matic who attended the resent the attacks which affected “The program he unfolded for “would result in a more solid and they have to claim against the injustices of tyranny, they session. rapid ITEMPERATURE! “the country” in which Vielman Middle East has opened the economic development of the ** have dictatorial and Neighbor the - hiii——J) * to condemn the existence of a system, Latin American nations”. iiiiilllll.liiii they have to demand total renewal of the Government, which stated in his article that “Guate- door to a new era of social econo- mala is bankrupt”. mic development of one of the most He stated that the step is as €®oi)gofr<§)dj(»|| for them represents the negation of their civic rights and By ANTONIO RUIZ turbulent areas of the world. Whe- important as the one previously political opprobium. Nicaraguans Not Vielman adds that then, with- taken by the KNOW THY ther it will succeed will now U. S. in deciding to out giving him time to answer, depend on reception coleborate with the coffee produc- URUGUAY The life the it receives The First Test of the Cuban Under these circumstances, in view of the violation literary the President slapped him in the from the Arab nations.’ ing countries in a study of the of Uruguay had Ready For Freedom, of the Constitution and Laws of the Republic by the Govern- its real start in face, and, as he turned around, he measures for stabiliaztion. Civic Revolutionary Front the early century. During Commenting ment itself, the opposition is completely outside of all norms. 19th the kicked him “on the back of his on Eisenhower’s re- The Colombian diplomat, Presi- colonial period, Envoy There But, one must ask: in what way can the people show their letters had been Somoza Declares leg”. ference to the OAS, the dent of the Latin American study is no doubt that the se- limited largely to scientific, edu- continued: lection of the person to indignation? Faced with the impossibility of group and President of the OAS take cational and religious subjects. The Council, said: over the functions of Provisional struggle for independence produc- MANAGUA. The President of answering back, Vielman left for “The statement was extremely In countries with a different kind of government, where Republic, “The U. S. decision to participate President of Cuba in case of the ed Bartolome the Engineer and Colonel the anti-room of the Presidential timely especially in view of the fall of public power is exercised in a manner, and its Hidalgo, soldier, Luis in in ways and means of regulating the regime of General civilized writer, Somoza Debayle, declared office. various steps being proposed by the authority originates from the will of the majority, the op- and first of the gaucho this city “Nicaraguan citizens the market of Latin American raw Batista was one of the most de- poets. A himself, that problems “Montevideano” are not prepared freedom, in materials in order to avoid sharp licate which the re- position shows its attitude or dissatisfaction with the policies he for cently introduced into verse the lan- commenting acts of fluctuations in prices and the formed Cuban Civic Re- of the regime in a different manner. But in those countries guage of the the vandalism an- country folk. When committeed by agents, nouncement made by the U. S. gov- volutionary Front had to solve. everything is different regarding national life. Andres Lamas and Government This the Argentine who attacked radio station “Radio Colombia Grants Safeconducts .to ernment that it has decided to point was so delicate that, emigrO Miguel January Dictatorships, therefore, should not expect nor ask from Cane founded the Mundial” on August 5, causing promote a corporation of economic in of this year, unity was newspaper “El Iniciador” in 1838, damages exceeding one milliion development financed by all the broken, represented since No- the peoples they oppress the serenity and satisfaction of the romanticism was launched on the vember of 1957 by opposition in countries which are genuine democracies.
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