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Latin Commies Plan 'New Cuba By WILLIAM L. RYAN MEXICO CITY (AP)--What are the chances for a new Cas- tro-style revolution in Latin America? Communists and their Castro- ist allies work throughout the Western Hemisphere to bring about a new explosion. They operate on the theory that one more such upheaval woul wreck U.S. hopes for the area. Many Latin leaders believe another Cuba would set off a chain reaction whose effects would indeed spell disaster for the United States. A special consultative com- mittee of the Organization of American States has warned that "prominent persons in the hemisphere . . . persist in un- dor, a land of perplexing para- doxes, a promising theatre for the Communists. A country of towering mountains and fertile soil, it is rich in possibilities but poor in social and economic de- velopment. Ecuador's president, Carlos Julio Arosemena, 42, will visit the U.S. in July for talks with President Kennedy. Arosemena has indicated he is no admirer of the U.S.--that, in fact, he has an anti-Yankee complex. Arosemena has publicly pro- claimed himself the 'good friend" of Pedro' Saad, Ecua- dor's Communist party boss. The president has been under army pressure to oust Commu- nists and left-extremists from high places, but has not done so. And he appears to have out- yee saad the Communist mahoeuvred the military, for anger." The commitiee says the num- fhe time, being. ber of Communists might notigeGaN IN 1961 seem large, but their efforts] : are dangerous because of Com-| Ecuador's current situation munist operations among mass) had its beginnings in 1961. groups: Students, workers, far-/Arosemena, then vice-president, mers, intellectuals, even politi-|led a delegation on a junket to cal leaders the Soviet Union and satellite lcountries. To some in uito it TWO PRIME TARGETS jseemed an odd coincidence that Reeently, the left-extremists|President Jose Velasco Ibarra} seemed to have chosen twojcame violently under attack} prime targets for their efforts:|shortly after Arosemena re-| Venezuela and Ecuador, Injturned from Moscow | Venezuela they met wo succes-| The spark was a new tax de- sive defeats in attempted mili-|cree, Students demonstrated. } tary uprisings. Such blunders|Ibarra tried to put down the| set them back. They may now|rioting, but people were killed find themselves required tojand the pressure grew. The} mark time in Venezuela for an-|worried army pushed Ibarra other two years. aside and tried to instal a pro- That could make little Ecua-!visional president pending new elections, but rioting broke out once again. This time it was with d ds for Ar '8 constitutional i to the to break witn Cuda ano me eo viet bloc and to kick Commu- nists out of high places. A bowed to the rup- presidency. The army bowed. Later, flushed. with victory, the Communists began demand- ing an armed student militia. That may have scared Arose- mena. In April, the army command gave Arosemena an ultimatum ture in relations, but the Com- munists and extremists re- mained in influential positions: In the university, in the gov- ernment-run "house of culture," in information and communica- tions spots, in the student fed- eration. he DON GALLINGER, LAKE ROSSEAU MUSKOKA, ONT. A dream vacation on beautiful Lake Rosseau. Splendid meals and accommodation at a wide range of rates --$56.00 weekly and up. Write for folders, CANADA'S Managing Director former National Hockey League Player with "Boston Bruins* Complete Co-operation With Trave! 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