Evening star
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- Evening star · May 13, 196313 de mayo de 1963
- Evening star · May 14, 196314 de mayo de 1963
- Evening star · May 14, 196314 de mayo de 1963
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The depressing array of
political and economic ad
versities afflicting Haiti
augur a future which can be
no more than an extension
of the unhappy past unless
the republic is forced out of
its callous rut.
Francois Duvalier, sitting
like the frightened Emperor
Jones in his barricaded pal
ace, offers no answer. He
can only be saved by a deal
with the United States that
would bring the material
blessings which he promised
the people and has not de
livered.
But Dr. Duvalier, whatever
his former virtues as a coun
try doctor, has been hard
ened by power and fear into
a despot. A deal to continue
his tenure would be an in
sult to progressive forces in
the hemisphere and a guar
anty against Haiti’s emer
gence.
The 19 years of Marine oc
cupation were the only con
structive period in the na
tion's 159 years of independ
ence and intervention is once
DORIS FLEESON
Communication Between Races
Big Effort by Kennedys in Alabama
Held Set Back by Violence There
Violence in Birmingham la
a setback for Operation
Communications, a race-re
lations technique developed
with exemplary patience and
infinite care by the Kennedy
administration.
The technique will be re
newed with even greater
urgency because those in
volved in it have everything
to gain by the establishment
of orderly change in race
relations all over the United
States. Without it, the losses
could extend to undetermined
dimensions for all Americans.
The President and his
brother, the Attorney Gen
eral, realized months ago that
racial peace was a construc
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Evening star. (1963). Washington, D.C., 1963-05-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1963-05-14/ed-1/?sp=11
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1963-05-14.
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