Evening star

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American. He could be counted

on to dispose of Duvalier and

the rest of the anti-American

clique now ruling troubled

Haiti.

The State Department con

alders him to be a "lesser-of-

Ihe-two-evlls’’ sort of a char

acter, but he has to be reck

oned with because he is fight

ing Duvalier with bombs and

guns within the shadow of the

dictator’s Presidential Palace In

Port au Prince.

The other force, discounted

by Barbot as "talkers” not

"doers," is composed of perhaps

JOO Haitian exiles now living

across the border in the Do

minican Republic. This group

1c headed by Louis Dejole, who

is in Washington this week end.

Hit-Run Raids

Those familiar with Haiti'

doubt that Dejole has the will

to attack Duvaler’s regime un

less he Is actively supported by

the United States or by Domin

ican President Juan Bosch.

It appears certain that Bar

bot. despite the tiny forces at|

his command, Intends to fight

Duvalier with or without;

United States support. Pres

ently, he is limited to staging

hit-and-run bombing raids and

sniping at the Duvalierlst mi

litia In Port au Prince. Barbot

has money. What he needs are

guns and explosives.

Haiti’s history of 130 revolu

tions in about 160 years of

existence indicates that sooner

or later someone Is going to

topple the Duvalier regime.

Some American officials In

THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT

Payroll Deduction Plan Depends

On Consolidation of Fund Drives

By JOSEPH YOVNG

Ster St.H Writer

A Government employe pay

roll deduction plan for contri

butions to charity and health

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1963). Washington, D.C., 1963-05-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1963-05-26/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1963-05-26.