FOREIGN POLICY BLASTED

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000500380011-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
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• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 29, 2003
• Sequence Number: 11
• Publication Date: September 10, 1964
• Content Type: NSPR

SAN LUIS OBISPO, CAL.
TELEGRAM-TRIBUNE
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Front Eon
Papa Paq
SEr'
Letters,
10 1964
r oreign policy blasted (_9
To the editor:
In a letter to the editor, Sept.
7, Mr. Teague said he shuddered.
to think of the possible alterna-,
-win. As planned by the Eisen-
bower administration the inva-
sion of Cuba by the Cuban Free-
c1om Fighters would have been
successful. I ? refer .111'. 'Teague
and any other interested per-
sons to lteacte rs Digest Sept.
The Bay of Pigs invasion was
an excellent example of the
present administration's will to
Taylor's article is a necessary,
part of the solution. What Mr.
Teague did not mention is the
will to win, a very necessary
part of a great nation's posture.
lives to negotiating. 1. agree that
negotiation in those troubled
areas mentioned in Henry J.
Cuba is not only a base for
Communist agitators, but a pos-
sible launch site for Soviet mis-
siles. Part of the negotiated(
agreement after the missile
crisis was the on-site inspection
and removal of Soviet troops. }
These issues have been very'
quietly buried along with the''i
Monroe Doctrine by the Demo-
cratic administration,
would have involved planes:', of a vice president who may be
flown by free Cubans, The prey- come president.
ent administration, then under
President Kennedy, refused to. Yes, Mr. Teague, we have a
authorize the necessary air choice, to negotiate through;
strikes as outlined in the plan. weakness with a. no win policy,
The original operation as tie as Practiced by the presentl
signed by the CIA and Joint Democratic administration or ton
Chiefs of Staff wd`iilcf have re. negotiate through strength with;
suited in a free Cuba. Instead, the will to win. The choice is',
we have a 'Communist base for % yours and mine--Nov. 3.
subversion and espionage. Dennis W. Murphy,
1964 and the article "Decision
for Disaster" by Dr. Mario
Lazo, The key to that plan -
called Operation Pluto .- was
the use of air power, which
1: shudder to think of the way
this and other Democratic ad-
Ministrations have negotiated',
away the freedom of millions'
of people. This no win, policy
was exhibited at Yalta and
Potsdam with the resultant sur-
render of the people of Eastern`'
Europe to the Communists. I
shudder at the thought of. North
Korea being turned over to the
Communists, of Berlin and Ger--
many remaining divided, and of
Viet ' Nam negotiated to the
Communists. Mr. Teague, I
shudder at the thought of ne-,.
ot.iating away our freedom be
cause we lack the will to win. ,
This no Will, coexistence poI-"
Icv has been' espoused by the
Americans for Democratic Ac- ;
tion (ADA). The Democratic'
vice presidential candidate, IIu-
bert 11. Humphrey, has been `
vice chairman of the ADA for'
over 19 years. I challenge every-
reader of this newspaper to look
Into the aims and purposes of
the ADA. I feel this should be
a definite factor in the election
San Lids Obispo.
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