JOHNSON TO SCAN U.S. LATIN POLICY

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CIA-RDP73-00475R000100400019-3
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March 9, 1964
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QTAT Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr 2013/12/30: CIA-RDP73-00475R000100400019-3 NEW. XORIC limus MAR ? 9 1964 jciiNsON To sau to:nn,";.?.,\.rcHsteernis eager, hi atfie.(La; say, to give a persc:ms.1" imprint 7,7 Alliance based or his IT C1 1,ATIN in 'the: Administra- Linn. of Franklin Roosevelt, 'lid-March is an a.pproprille time for such a review. It. was in March 13,-1961, that. Presi- Future of Alliance aent Kennedy. pledged his Ad- ministration's full support to the program the Alliance for Progress seeks to implement. Envoys Called to Discuss ? By:HEN-MY RAYMONT Special to The New York Times $2 Billion Yearly Cast , WASHINGTON, March 8 ? . The United States contribu- . President Johnson will begin, a tion to the plan is estimated . ? broad inquiry this week into at the rate of $2 billion a year in public and private funds. . United States relations with, Tne program has had the, ! Latin America. , general support of Congress,' ?. ? The ?President plans to meet: although lately it has been with high State Department of-, threatened by growing opposi- , . ficials .. and the United States. tion to foreign aid. ' ?. f.r.voys: to the hemisphere coun-; There has aiso been consider- ?,.,-7:,tr, in what may develop into, able criticism, both here and , Lie most comprehensive policy Latin America, concerning its :review since the Alliance for. !administration. ? in - . Progress was inaugurated three P::?esident Johnson made a 'years ago. . . pointed reference to Congress ?? Mr. Johnson is expected to. at his news conference yester- , meet with Secretary of State' day .in what seemed to be an . Dean Rusk and Thomas C. ? implied appeal. *for continued : Mann,. Assistant Secretary of support for the Alliance. . State for Inter-American Af- S?ieaking in the East Room, ifaiTrgh where Mr. Kennedy proclaimed Tho 'ambassadors and. chiefs .the alliance to the Latin-Amer- Of? mission of the Agency of lean ambassadors, Mr. Johnson International Development in.: said: 1.8 ,Latin-American countries "My Commitment to the Al- have been called, here for three; ,lianie for Progress is complete, : days of- meetings, tentatively' ? and it also enjoys strong sup- set to begin March 16. The port from Congress. We will .. United States has no relations beIvorking with our arnbassa- , with ?Cuba and Panama, the dors and aid directors ? to remaining two Latin republics.' strengthen our efforts in this ? Meetings Have Intervened .; field." . . I i ; Administration officials con- Such an ambassadorial con-- cede privately that the support . ference was first mentioned' of which Mr. Johnson speaks three weeks ago. Since then; as. far ?from unqualified. ? . President Johnson has conferre,1 ? .. ; with President Adolfo Lopez. ., O.A.S. to Hear Johnson . Mateos of Mexico, and only last: i The Latin-American policy: . week a group of 2P Mexican: lexamination will be highlighted: ' legislators. visited Washington,. by a, speech' Mr. Johnson is pre-' ; arid exchanged. ideas with Sen-, :paring to' deliver before the, ? : ators, ? Representatives and; )`,:i.A.S. here ,on March 16, The; C members of the Adm in inistration.' eeting .Will inaugurate the In-1 Most of the meetings .duringi ter-American Committee for the' the three-day policy .conference. Alliance ; for Progress, a new. : will be under the chairmanship) high-level coordinating agency.. ? of Mr. Mann, but President; Tie timing of the conference.; ? Johnson expects to have one on will Prevent Mr. Rusk and Mr.1 more sessions with the enveys, Mann from attending the in-' at the White House. . ; :.augiration of President-electl ? The President was said to 'Rail Leoni in Venezuela Thurs-! -, have two aims in mind: ! day. . . ? cTo obtain a direct account', Secretary of , the Interior.: , of 'the area's problems, an ap-, 'Stewart Udall will head the' prtItsal of the relations of in-! *United States. delegation. . . . ? e.f.V.-lual nations with tho United . The absence of any major: ...States and of the effectiveness, foreign policy official has dis-': :. 'of Alliance programs. He is alsol rna'yed the Venezuelans, partic- expected to gauge the climate ,ularly. bbcause :)f Washington's .1nthe hemisphere for sanctions' high; regard for -,outgoing. Pres.; against : against Cuba by the Organizai iderit, R6muIo -Betancourt. , ' ? . ,t ...Lion of American States. L. q TO impress on United States 1- ? ' personnel . in the field his own i views and hoes for the future.1 ? I Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr 2013/12/30: CIA-RDP73-00475R000100400019-3