WOULD PEACE TALKS BE SO EVIL?

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP88-01315R000400130052-0
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 29, 2004
• Sequence Number: 52
• Publication Date: August 12, 1964
• Content Type: NSPR

Approved For Release 2005/01/12 CIA- -01315R 004061300
EL CAJON, CALIF
VALLEY NEWS
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Date: AUG 1
~Would Peace Talks' Be So 'evil?
ibex co is sticking by her guns on ,nit iy South 1irIwtn revolutions "
the Cuban issue. have been., Mexico' knows that Cas
Three weeks ago,at a meeting of .._tro 'did not invite aid from Russia
the Qrganization of American until we spurned him and began
States,: 1.5 member' nations out of. "lending: clandestine aid ' to. his ene-
,..La voleu to impose sanctions on mics. +.
Cuba and to break diplomatic rein "
?tions with Castro. Mexico knows that Castro can
One ~ nation', walk around among his people with ::
Bolivia, abstained, more freedom, and apparently with:
and three 'nations-Chili , Mexico
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`rally in. I-I vana they: , say half the ; ? ', .
At the time of the.OAS meeting, male population goes armed.
I'.it was thought the four dissenting. ' Castro is a. dictator, to be sure.
But Mexico let it be known this U.S.A. And he hasn't been kept in:
r'.cott against Cuba unless 'ordered to . other dictators south of the border .r
1,do so by the World Court. 'Mexico':. -:can crake this claim?
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Mexico's stand' won't be. populat, " get'her.,sa " straighten ? out . their fir
,.in Washingtoi:. It tends .to show up problems on Cyprus.' Yet here in our'.)
the OAS, for what it 'is-a colh c ` own back yard we refuse, to 'sit
tion of puppet nations" controlled.by.; down and work out our difficulties;
Uncle Sam. with Cuba, even though Castro is
But. we predict history -.will ap- willing.
plaud ' Mexico for ' courage, ' inde .'When 'the' most powerful nation
pendence'and a sense. of fair. play.," on earth won't take a friendly step,'
Mexico reeognizes the Cuban. revo-. toward one of the. weakest, how can
lutioh ag a revolution of the. People. we have. the gall to, advise others }
It vas- not engineered by. the .cloak about how to achieve pcacet : Ve
and da ger boys of 'the. C ' `as so should take a ti front : Mexico. "
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