Evening star

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can military men and Oov

eminent officials were evacu

ated in a mass airlift.

However, Raymond Thurs

ton, United States Ambassador

in Haiti who left in May,

x said today he understood some

of the wives of American civil-

1 ian officials have been return

Ing to Port au Prince in re

-5 cent weeks.

All members of the naval

mission and the military ad

t visory group have left the

island, he said, with the last

handful of advisers departing

t just last week.

Mr. Thurston said American

i affairs in Haiti are in the

hands of charge d’affaires

i Glion Curtis.

Gen. Cantave. reported lead-

er of the invaders, is said by

American officials to be a

t competent officer and a highly

regarded friend of the United

States. He Is a former chief

of staff of the Army under the

regime of President Paul Mag-

loire, predecessor of Dr.

Duvalier.

f Another leader of the Inva

sion force, according to a

Washington source, is Roger

Rigaud, long a plotter against

5 the Duvalier regime. His

brother Pierre is reported to

be in Washington.

Some officials believe Gen.

Magloire, now a resident of

i New York City, may be a fi

-1 nancial backer of the invasion

r force.

te Edward Heath and Sir

Humphrey Trevelyan, British

Ambassador to Moscow.

Sprouts of Confidence

The test’ban treaty—pledg

ing to abstain from nuclear

weapon tests in the atmosphere, i

outer space and under water—

was signed by the foreign min

isters yesterday. Soviet Premier

Khrushchev called it the “first

sprouts of International confi-

denee” and said his government

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1963). Washington, D.C., 1963-08-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1963-08-06/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1963-08-06.