Word: carrillo
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Last week the U.S. abruptly throttled back. Not long after Mexican Foreign Minister Antonio Carrillo Flores personally complained to Secretary of State William Rogers by telephone, U.S. and Mexican representatives announced in Washington that Operation Intercept had been replaced by "Operation Cooperation." The U.S., said a terse communiqué, would "adjust" customs procedures to cut out "inconvenience, delay and irritation"-meaning that the border inspections would be eased. In two weeks, talks are to begin in Mexico City on a joint antidrug effort. U.S. officials are calling that a victory, but it has the ring of a bugout...
...pencil-thin moustache and often quizzical expression make him look a bit like the late show's Leo Carrillo, sans sombrero...
...Notable experimenters: Czechoslovakia's Alois Haba, Russia's Ivan Vyschnegradsky, author of a text on quarter-tone theory, and Mexico's Julian Carrillo, who has invented instruments that play quarter, eighth and even sixteenth tones...
...four engineers, two doctors, two generals, a colonel, an accountant and a professor. In two key nominations, the new President reappointed Finance Minister Antonio Ortiz Mena, who is responsible for sustaining record economic growth along with a stable peso (121 to the dollar), and for Foreign Minister picked Antonio Carrillo Flores, who as Ambassador to Washington since 1959 had earned the respect of the State Department and the enmity of Mexico's Communist Party...
Solidarity First. The choice of Carrillo Flores, plus reports that Diaz Ordaz detests Fidel Castro, was taken by observers as an indication that Mexico may in time sever relations with Cuba, which, alone among Latin American nations, it persists in recognizing. Diaz Ordaz is unlikely to break with Cuba in the near future, however, lest he be accused of repudiating López Mateos...