Evening star

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says she doesn’t want to live

anywhere else. But if her

worst fears are realized, she

thinks she won't have any

choice.

Her entry into politics

new charges before the OAS

involving the dispute.

Though he couldn’t stay

long, Mr. Baguidy did take

the opportunity to make an

apology to his OAS col

league, Dominican Ambas

sador Arturo Calventi, for

his heated misunderstanding

of a charge Mr. Calventi

made in an OAS meeting the

previous day. Mr. Calventi

had said that “everyone

knows the Haitian govern

ment is the blackest dicta

torship in Latin America.”

Thinking he was taking a

slap at the Negro nation, Mr.

Baguidy accused him of

“racism.” He later learned

that Mr. Calventi used the

expression in its Spanish

sense of “blackest" meaning

“the worst" and being

French-speaking didn’t get

the proper word connotation

in the translation.

Jovial Ambassador

Also on hand for the cele

bration was Venezuelan Am

bassador Enrique Tejera-

Paris, looking very Jovial

after the extradition of for

mer Venezuelan Dictator

Marcos Perez Jiminez. As a

lawyer, however, the ambas

sador denied he was sur

prised by the outcome of the

verdict.

The Rusks, Mrs. Rusk

wearing an attractive tropi

cal-flowered print, received

with Assistant Secretary of

State for Latin American Af

fairs and Mrs. Edwin Martin,

who later went on to the

Dominican party with Mrs.

Rusk, and the co-ordinator

for the Alliance for Progress

and Mrs. Teodoro Moscosco.

The receiving line broke

up early and the Rusks min

gled informally with their

guests, who included Mexican

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1963). Washington, D.C., 1963-08-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1963-08-17/ed-1/?sp=9

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1963-08-17.