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qt NY 97-1792 "He thanied Papandrew for having invited him and his people. He felt that every one should be interested inwhat is happening in South America and Central America. He chastized the United States for its silence on the killings of innocent people by dictators. (He received the loudest ovation of the day’. / “papandrew then introduced Dr, Engrique\sanchez from the Dominican Republic (?). He gave a very long, dreary, Kid almost wnintelligble sermon on Pan Americanism. Dr. Buch _— interpreted for him. "Panandrew then (mercifully!) introduced someone named Rivera (?) from San Salvador a former lecturer at St. Jchn's University who gave another monotoned talk but shorter on the ‘ideals of the revolution’. ‘In 1952 in was Bolivia and the latest is Cuba’, 'i4terature was at the desk at the entrance to the meeting and distributed by two Spanish speaking men outside of the Church. t The May 8, 1960 issue of the "Revolucion", ~~ a daily Spenish language newspaper published in Havana, Cuba, carried a full page picture story captioned "Conversation On The Lagoon", The story depicts,a visit of SIMONE [DE BEAUVOIR and her husband JEAN-PAULNGARTRE visiting Cuba. The six photogrephs show BEAUVOIR ahd SARTRE in the company of Cuban Premier FIDEL CASTRO visiting various places in Cuba,