Expert Offers Latin Policy Reforms and Recognition
The piece argues U.S. policy should acknowledge Latin America and maintain clear support for democracies, avoiding past tolerance of dictators, while shaping concrete inter-American mechanisms. It cites Cuba, Venezuela, and Kennedy era aims, urging economic aid tied to development rather than Cold War leverage, with emphasis on regional sovereignty and democratic governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Central and
South America
Asia
Latin America
U.S
Cuba
Florida
Aocas
Washington
Hubert Mumphrey
Caracas
Kennedy
Johnson
Soviet Union
Rene Dumont
Socialisme Et Developpement
Faris
Dumont
Americas
Bolivia
la Paz
Atlantic City Convention Portraits of Democratic Leaders
AAP report previews the 1964 Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. Lyndon B. Johnson is seen as a strong contender with wave of support in cities. profiles of Bailey, McCormack, Pastore, Bush, Frazier, Miller, Albert, Boggs, Connally, and Brown highlight careers, backgrounds, and roles. Johnson plans to attend nomination events. convention hall readied for start Monday.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Johnson
Bailey John M. Bailey
Baryard
Hay
Hartford
Conn
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
John F. Kennedy
Bailey
LBS
John Morar Bailey
John McCormack
House of Representatives
John
Edward
Knocko) McCormack
Boston
John William McCormack
Pastore Sen
John Orlando Pastore
Rhode Island
Jeho
Smalls
Senate
Dorothy McElroy
Redenburgh Bush
William N
Miller
Pascagoula
Miss
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Little Dixie
Oklahoma Univerity
Rhodes
Oxford
Okla
Hele Boggs
Louisiana
House
Washington
Corinné
Hale Boggs
Lyndon Johnson
Dallas
Connally
Texas
Brown
California
John Bowden Connally
Edmond Gerald
Pat) Brown
No Traditions of Moderation Stormy Days Ahead To South
John P Davies Jr argues in a Harper’s Magazine excerpt that Latin America faces turbulent transition as old orders break and moderation fades. He critiques liberal complacency toward Marxist subversion, notes volatile nationalism, and questions democratic forms amid recurring military interventions and uneasy power balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Davies Jr
Harper's Magazine
Latin America
Washington
John Paton Davies Jr
Lima
Peru
U.S. Foreign Service
Radical Center
Latin Countries
Long Road to Desegregation in Southern Schools
A survey shows at least 84 Southern public districts plan desegregation for 1964-65, totaling 528 districts with mixed enrollment. Court orders drive biracial classes in 21 districts, with 63 voluntary actions amid Civil Rights Act pressures. Virginia and Prince Edward County move ahead. Mississippi and Alabama rely on federal orders. Private colleges announce desegregation policies as public and private higher education expand desegregation to about 190 of 291 private colleges.
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Southern School News
Nashville
Ibstete
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
US Department of Justice
Virginia
Prince Edward County
Mississippi
Alabama
South Carolina
Florida
Lee
Putnam
South
Public College and
University Feve
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Romulo Betancourt
Associated Press
State Department
Kenneth Keating
New York
Congress
Atlantic City
Arthur Edson
Philadelphia
Harry S. Truman
Adlai E. Steveson
THE
Venezuela
Betancourt
Rio Grande
Council of Ministers
Moscow
New Dixie
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