VENEZUELANS SET FOR FIGHT

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CIA-RDP88-01315R000400130079-1
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December 16, 2016
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October 29, 2004
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79
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July 21, 1964
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CtP t-O s Approved For ReleaseY( # T $I8-01 5 9 Q40?11.30O . S JUL 21 1964 DIPLOMATICALLY SP EAKING l,iele wds a SLheit vi oatue- discovered'no one heard you. pictures to prove it. and victory-in the air at last polite but deaf. An exhibit "to prove" the night's dinner at the Vene- With the Foreign Minister charges against;the.Viet Cong i zuelan Embassy. It was the j came his wife, who with the; was shown, . photographs of eve of the big OAS fight over delegation's secretary are the the war and its atrocities. It whether or not to impose, only two women with the was a novel sort of "national ' co raihn llective sanctions against visiting delegation. day" celebration. guests sweeping in, a trio of, in the air: A battle was : accords now, South Viet Nam musicians playing a harp andf imminent, and they expected Protests against the Commu- ukuleles: to win. If you asked, "What if cost attack by its northern It seemed like an black tie'' half of them in army uniform, into North and South Viet y spoke Spanish and some Nam. While ac dinner, with elegantly dressed; French, and you could feel it accepting the t By PAS SS TO STALL The Venezuelan delegation, partitioned the Asian country j y enezuelans Set for Fig As chief protagonist, Vene- that he-he had visited every A black tie dinner at the zuela was host, Ambassador foreign pavilion at the World's! Ecuador Embassyi last night: and Mrs. Tejera Paris hon- Fair and could "write home : h o n o r e d Foreign Minister ored the team of seven about it" to the various world, Gonzales Escudero, also here. fighters, the delegation head-, capitals. , for the OAS meeting. Ambas- cd by Foreign Minister Iri- I No toasts were made after' sailor and Mrs. Correa. were. barren, who was principal: the tasty dinner which includ- ~ hosts. 4, i Every one of the Venezue- 'zuela: Hearts of palm salad. ant Secretary ot? State for Ian team .,members ltad, been 'The sweet, white hearts are. Latin America Thous Mann;, firghtina fnr' ei - ___ _ ht m t ,.A th nth g o o1can ere t s get the OAS to punish Cuba for its attempt to over-throw the Venezuelan Government last year. The 18 foreign ministers to the historic o t. her guests Included American Development Bank Pakistani Ambassador and Felipe Herrera; the Secretary Begum Ahmed,, Mrs. Al- General of the Organization of Ghoussein, wife ; of the Ku- American States, Jose Mora; waiti Ambassador; the Don- the Deputy Coordinator of the meeting are here and ready l aid MacArthurs, William 'Alliance for Progress William 4 'for today's first session, and?Fitzgeralds, Drew Pearsons D. Rogers; the Deputy As- the word is out: No compro- and David Ginshergs. sistant Secretary of State for raise. * * * *. Economic Affairs Anthony Against this background, A reception celebrating a; Solomon; the Director of the guests came in and made ,Protest is something new, and. International B an k Jorge polite conversation around the the Viet Namese Charge d'-,' Mejia Palacio; the Director;; cluster of round tables in the, Affaires and Mrs. Pham Khac' for Operations for Latin ndbMrs. Rusk, ndersecree Rau held just last night' B a meric n ka Gin the erald International at the Embassy. ~ Lary of State and Mrs. Averell I It was the 10th anniversary William Sanders, Mr. Jack Harriman; from the White of the Geneva accords w ichh' Neal, as well as Ambassador ' y:.:~_,:.. 1 ?--- - - I worth Bunker, World Bank q I head George Wood, and, so,on.I Approved For Release 2005/01/12 : CIA-RDP88-01315R000400130079-1