The Key West citizen
https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016244/1963-10-11/ed-1/?sp=6
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*The Key West Citizen* reported on testimony by recalled U.S. Ambassador John Bartlow Martin regarding the recent military coup that deposed Dominican President Juan Bosch. Martin revealed to senators that top Dominican military officers tipped their hand by boycotting an embassy reception for an American admiral, prompting questions from Senator Wayne Morse about whether a U.S. naval show of force could have deterred the takeover.
*The Key West Citizen* informó sobre el testimonio del llamado a consultas embajador de EE. UU. John Bartlow Martin sobre el reciente golpe militar que derrocó al presidente dominicano Juan Bosch. Martin reveló a los senadores que los altos mandos militares dominicanos delataron sus intenciones al boicotear una recepción en la embajada en honor a un almirante estadounidense, lo que motivó preguntas del senador Wayne Morse sobre si una demostración de fuerza naval de EE. UU. habría podido disuadir la toma del poder.
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By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK (AP>—Ever after
ward the girl would remember
this moment as the turning point
in her life.
She was tall and slender and 17
years old. She had green-blue
eyes and reddish gold hair, and
the freckles on her fair skin shone
like tiny doubloons scattered by
wastrel elves.
She walked hesitantly into the
room where a number of men
were drinking cocktails and
smoking.
“Say the Lord's Prayer," brus
quely commanded producer Gab
riel Pascal.
"Our Father, who art in hoav
en,” began the girl. For a mo
ment, frightened, she paused
then went on. "Hallowed be thy
name. Thy kingdom come thy
will be done...”
The room became siieot except
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Merry-Go-Round
DREW
PEARSON
on
"Gunboat Diplomacy"
Nervous, chain-smoking Ambas
sador John Bartlow Martin who
had been called back to Washing
ton from Santo Domingo told the
Senators he had expected the mili
tary revolt. The tip-off came when
the top Dominican military failed
to show up at a reception for a
visiting American admiral, rear
Admiral William E. Farrall, com
mander of the 15th N-val District.
•Mr. Ambassador,” broke in
Morse, glaring fiercely from be
neath shaggy eye-brows, “how did
the admiral get into the Dominican
Republic?”
“He flew in,” said the ambas
sador.
“You testified.” pressed Morse,
“that it was known for some time
that this coup was on its way.
What would have been the result
if an aircraft carrier had embark
ed to Santo Domingo or if the ad
miral had been accompanied by
an honor guard of Marines?”
“We thought of that,” replied
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Record: cr33430-1
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Cite this recordCite este registro
The Key West citizen. (1963). Key West, Fla., 1963-10-11. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr33430-1. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016244/1963-10-11/ed-1/?sp=6
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Key West citizen, 1963-10-11.