Evening star
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Solomon, Mr. Rusk is deter
mined to get more than simple
numerial two-thirds majority
-14 nations—necessary for de
cision.
The big development yester
day was the gathering evidence
that the United States can
swing a minimum majority of
the ministers. The signs came
with the return of recalcitrant
Haiti to the United States fold
and an Uruguayan resolution
on expulsion only slightly
weaker than the strong resolu
tion inspired by Colombia and
sponsored by 12 states.
The Colombia resolution
would exclude Cuba immedi
ately at this meeting, while
the Uruguayan would instruct
the OAS council to find ways
for carrying out exclusion in
the days ahead.
The differences between
these two drafts are so fine as
to take discussion over their re
moval into the realm of hair
splitting. United States sources
say they are confidence “bridge
can be built.”
Important Holdouts
The problem is that hold-outs
include most important coun
tries of Latin America—Ar
gentina, Brazil and Mexico.
They are joined in varying de
grees by Ecuador, Bolivia and
Chile.
The long meetng sponsored
by Mr. Rusk last evening sym
bolized how conference has now
divided into distinguishable
blocs. On one side conference
table sat the “hard” group—
United States, Colombia, Vene
zuela and Guatemala. On other
side sat the “soft” group—Ar
gentina, Brazil, Chile and Mex
ico.
The soft group takes the tra
ditional “legal” approach to
the question. They say that
before any action on the ex
pulsion of Cuba there must be
a full investigation by a sub
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Evening star. (1962). Washington, D.C., 1962-01-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1962-01-30/ed-1/?sp=6
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1962-01-30.
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