Evening star
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lic is understood to have offered
the United States any help
this country deems necessary.
Honduras has offered an in
fantry battalion. Venezuela
and Columbia, even before the
formal 19-0 vote in the OAS
on Tuesday authorizing contri
butions to the quarantine, had
offered military aid to the
United States.
Yesterday the OAS vote for
action (became unanimous when
Uruguay the lone abstention
—notified the OAS headquar
ters here that the country's
Governing Council had met in
special session and approved
the United States sponsored
resolution.
Expect More Help
Other countries which have
so far offered help include Peru,
(Panama and Haiti. United
States officials are optimistic
that before the day is out sev
eral other offers will be re
ceived.
Under the resolution adopted
Tuesday all countries partici
pating in the quarantine must
keep the Organization of Ameri
can State informed of their
actions. The OAS Council has
been transformed into a Pro
visional Organ of Consultation
by that vote, and can be con
voked at any time to take fur
ther decision against Com
munist Cuba under the Rio
Past of 1947.
Fight Subversion
Meanwhile, the Council of
the OAS returned yesterday to
the task of countering Castro
ite subversion of the hemi
sphere. That task had begun
Tuesday night, Key West’s
famed night spots Sloppy
Joe’s, Top Hat and Mardi Oras
—normally packed with Navy
base personnel were deserted.
The streets were empty at
10 p.m. It was drizzling. Over
head, toe noise of jets con
tinued all night.
But if the “Conchs” are un
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Evening star. (1962). Washington, D.C., 1962-10-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1962-10-25/ed-1/?sp=5
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1962-10-25.
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