Springfield weekly Republican

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Recognition of Bolivia last week

cleared Pan American dockets for

taking up the Argentine problem,

viewed here as especially grave.

During the past week Hull has seen

most of the Latin-American embassa

dors. Yesterday he met with six Cen

tral American diplomats at once. To

day he saw representatives from

Haiti. Cuba and the Dominican Re

public, as well as the embassador

from Mexico.

Officials here have been particular

ly disturbed by a recent speech by

Col Juan Peron. Argentine minister

of war. who called for an expansion

ist policy for Argentina and told his

country that it should be prepared

to fight

F.R. GETS SUPPORT

ON PEACE POLICY

Says All Reaction Favorablej

to Plan —No Word From

Willkie De Gaulle Visit!

Due Next Month

Washington June 27 —(API Pres-'

ident Roosevelt said today Ike ad

ministration's plan to unite the peace

loving nations of the world in an or-I

ganization to put .down future wars,

by force if necessary, has met a gen

erally favorable public reaction.

Mr Roosevelt, in response to a

question, said the plan be* outlined

1U days ago inspired lots of letters

—all favorable so far. He made ths

remark to a news conference short

ly after the platform committee of

the Republican national contention

in Chicago made public a foreign

policy plan opposing a world state

and urging “peace forces" to outlaw

aggressions

A reporter asked Mr Roosevelt if

his correspondents on the postwar

plan included Wendell L. Willkie,

who last night denounced some of the

language of the Republican of the

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1944). Springfield, Mass., 1944-06-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1944-06-29/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1944-06-29.