NIXON BACKING REVOLUTIONARY PLAN

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000500450120-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 9, 2010
• Sequence Number: 120
• Publication Date: August 4, 1960
• Content Type: NSPR

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C
The Washington Merry4i9fleu"
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By Drew Pearson
As reported in this coluam
cesterday,, V I e e Presides
Nixon said some things ig
his acceptance speech whiib
would have
made the Barry I
G o I dwaterites
faint from
(right-if they
had really un-
derstood their
implication.
What Nixon
said might even
t- a v e brought
,words of agree-
ment from Ni. tesnea
kits Khrushchev.
For Nixon proposed "encout.
aging the revolution of peace.
ful peoples' aspirations in
South America, Asia, . and
Africa" In the same spirit as
the American RevolutiolL
This is strong medicine. It
is definitely not. the policy
Mr. Eisenhower has followed
in Latin America in the past.,
It is much nearer the crisis
Fidel Castro has precipita
in Latin America. Because the
rag-tag, unpaid, unshaven Con-
'mental foot soldiers who
j.nocked the crown of George
I I I askew in 1776 were not too
(ii"timilar from tdo sandal.
clad. bearded foot soldiers of
F'del Castro who hate been
tt:caking Uncle Sam's beard
in tuba
Essentially the problem in
Latin America and Africa and
to a lesser extent lit Asia Ii
quite similar to that of the
sm
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meat money ad sell
but
V r4m*t
tile' hauls o
t
week, however1 '16.
l .aster
an the. u m# day ,
dent Nixon 'tleilrata~+:
ceptanee speech in Cble=go?
Ssorttiry. of 8ta ? Ii
Washington. IptH.tad++i~
amounted' to a
am - Poo for
States aim
even If it bordered
me eddvaneed Pe-WA 6.
tint Nixon e ap
out of turn.
not =sre
dbowed that
tloa has deed. tt
Fidel Castro to the punch
by siding moderate reform In
friendly Latin-4mwigI coup
trift Pam h" bow a.
War oe tale re Uoopne with Ai iCa>,
Mee INN reform bent go
be sdvas,oed to saw bleat
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of yoq:..wbo.
t aDrca~'*ltirt
g. m itry $t f
1' 0 As something which this
Okr~nq hu been writing about
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as -Vatted Fruit' '
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mad other consumers, ,
have doing a good job ;
Ior their k' country as well as
4 IIlh=eL .
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4rpedle esters Remi.
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This piottiAt loci.~
Nixon Baskin
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badealty fl
CUM
lL Left Aoeisrlea 1l
vast hlntsi s - 4114
teats wilting to
Jud as the hoorw,
ca waited to Ile 06
__ For 200 years, while the
pioneered, these rut
remained undeveloped
three reasons: (1) Tb. tropical
climate; (2) The backwardness
of the natives; and (3) lack of
any impelling reason for their
development.
? Today modern silence has
provided ways of battling the
tropics, and two powerful
Communistd ~ natlcma -- Rusia
ana ebau~
Free World for de pp4eat of
these beckwar4 . it we
don't help do It, kid/ w~.
China, eepeti411y, w.a brig.
mg population of 115 million
,
already ?' plans to:- Migrate
South Am ica~ takk coned
k nmigration b ar r i'e t and
bring Several minion
For 09nozimately alien
yews this ihsenhower Admint?
station had followed-- a tow
My eakulatld Oolky-W61ch
has help" block Xatin-Ameri-
A* U. JL de elop?
try. which bb etS