Evening star

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mer President Jose Antonio Remon.

Guizado was convicted by Panama's

congress in 1955.

Paraguay's Gen. Alfredo Storess

ner has been trying to get rid of

Peronista influences so as to get

on better terms with the current

Argentine government.

Only Col. Oscar Osorio of El

Salvador, Luis Batlle Berres of

Uruguay and Paul Magloire of

Haiti seem to be relatively free of

serious troubles.

Both President Eisenhower and

Secretary of State Dulles have said

that the Penama meetings will

emphasize the importance of the

OAS and the ability of the Amer

ican Republics to unite against

external threats and settle their

own disputes amicably.

(The Associated Tress)

"Do you feel that you know for

sure that there are no Communists

or Communist influence in the top

levels of our Government?"

“As long as the issue was debated

in those terms," Mr. Kelley asserts,

“Mr. Tydings became the victim

of an impossible demand for cer

tainty."

Another big weapon in the Jonkel

repertoire that year was the alle

gation that Mr. Tydings had grown

complacent and arrogant in office.

Catholics, Negroes Were Targets

Special efforts were made. Mr.

Kelley found, to win Maryland's

large Negro and Catholic vote.

About 75.000 copies of a folder

entitled “Back to Good Old Dixie?”

was distributed to the Negroes.

“We’ve been Tydings’ political foot

ball.” it told them.

The folder must have worked.

Mr. Kelley found that Mr. Tydings

suffered heavy losses in most of

the colored wards of Baltimore City

where he had carried or lost .them

by slight margins in 1944

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1956). Washington, D.C., 1956-07-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1956-07-15/ed-1/?sp=28

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1956-07-15.