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Wednesday, September 11 Education in Latin America (CBS, 7:30-8:30 p.m.).The problems and progress of education in Latin America, where an estimated 45 million are illiterate, are discussed by a panel of distinguished educators, including Teodoro Moscoso, U.S. coordinator of the Alliance for Progress...
...Besides, Teodoro Moscoso, U.S. boss of the Alliance for Progress, arrived in Lima last week to meet Belaunde and to discuss Peru's request for $80 million in aid, based on reforms being made. Both the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate quickly approved the program. But the vote, said a spokesman for the opposition APRA Party, "merely extends to the government a line of credit for its intentions. Each of its projects will have to be debated together with similar projects presented by the opposition parties in order to seek a compromise...
While he was rushing about adding links to his U.S. chain, Hilton's unfailing courtesy launched him almost by accident into the international hotel business. When Puerto Rico decided in 1947 that it needed a first-class hotel to help lure U.S. businessmen to set up shop there, Teodoro Moscoso, chief of the Puerto Rico Development Corp. (and now the director of the Alliance for Progress), fired off letters to leading U.S. hotelmen inviting them to come down. Only Hilton answered promptly, with a warm, friendly letter that began by greeting the Spanish-speaking Moscoso as "Mi estimado amigo...
...suggestions for further progress. But by far the most serious talks would revolve around ways to check the subversive activities of Communist Cuba. The specific U.S. aim-to be pushed by Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs Edwin Martin and Alliance for Progress Coordinator Teodoro Moscoso-is to cut the travel line to Cuba. At present, almost any Latin American can travel to Mexico on a regular passport, pick up special papers there to fly to Havana, then return home as a trained Red agent...
...report that Teodoro Moscoso signed an agreement with the governor of the state of Rio Grande do Norte in Brazil "promising an immediate $50,300,000 in U.S. aid plus enough U.S. technicians to make sure the projects succeed...