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H. M. K1Dg Paisa! IBN Abdul-azjz Al-Saud Sovereign of the Khlgdom of Saudi Arabla Rtyad, Saudi Arabia

Your Highness;

June 9. 1970

The National Presbyterian Center ill constantly sensitive to events that shape the course of peace in our time.

J We have felt that it 18 p8l'ticularly appropriate on the occasion of the 25th anniver-

sary of the slgJlhlg of tile United Nauons chartet to have dme tor recollection and for /. vision into the future of this great institution.

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We~ therefore, have set aside the evenlng 01. June 25, 1970, when there will be a dlnner in the hall of the new National Presbyterian Church and Center. AJJ one of the signers to be honored OIl this occasion, we sincerely hope you can come. We Invite you most warmly. If, however, you find it 1mposs1h1e to be with us, we would be honored to receive a message from you.

We have the assurance that Governor Harold E. Stassen. the only Uv1ng member of the United States delegation that signed the charter, will be present~ as weU as many other d1st1ngU1shed United Nations personalities.

1 trUly hope that you will find it possible to accept this invitation and. not alone to be present. hit to make comments about whatever i8 in your heart and mind regard'" ing this great instrumentalJty for peace and understanding in our modern world.

Most eordtally yours,

Lowell R. Ditzen

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His Excellency Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa The Ambassador of Nicaragua 1627 New Hampshire Avenue, Washington, D. C. 20009

Dear Mr. Ambassador:

June 6, 1970

Thank you for your gracious letter of May 25 concerning the United Nations celebration at the National Presbyterian Church and Center on June 26. We have sent a letter of invitation to Dr. Luis Manuel Debayle.

We are so sorry you will be unable to attend the celebration here, but feel sure the anniversary ctlebration in San Francisco will be most inspiring. Would you be kind enough to designate some member of your Embassy to represent you? We would be happy to send him an invitation to the dinner here.

Thank you for your help in this.

Yours most cordially,

Lowell R. Ditzen

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EMBA..JADA DE N I CARAGUA

WASHINGTON , D. C .

May 25, 1970.

Dear Dr. Ditzen:

I deeply appreciate your kind letter of May 21, inviting me to the celebration on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the signing of the United Nations Charter to be held on June 26 as one of the dedicatory events of the new National Presbyterian Church and Center.

I regret exceedingly to have to inform you that owing to the fact that I am scheduled to be in San Fran-cisco on June 26 for the United Nations 25th Anniversary Celebrations there, I am constrained to deprive myself of the pleasure of joining you and your distinguished as-sociates and guests at this auspicious event. I sincerely hope to have the opportunity to enjoy your gracious hos-pitality on some other occasion.

In connection with your desire to contact Dr. Mariano Argllello and Dr. Luis Manuel Debayle, as co-signers of the United Nations Charter, it is most unfortunate that Dr. Mariano Argllello passed away just a few weeks ago. However, Dr. Luis Manuel Debayle may be contacted in Managua, D. N. , Nicaragua, C. A.

Reiterating my regrets, and with the assurances of my high consideration, I remain,

Sincerely yours,

~ -- ----- -Dr. Lowell R. Ditzen Director The National Presb erian Center Washington, D. C.

Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa /'

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HiS Excellency Dr. V. K. Wellington KOQ 1185 Park Ave. New York, N. Y.

Dear Dr. Koo;

May 25, 1970

The National Presbyterian Center is constantly sensitive to events that shape the character of this nation and its destlny.

We fcJbt that it is particularly appropriate on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the signing of the United Nations Charter to have time for recollection and for vision into the future of this great 1n8t1tution.

We, therefore, have set aside the evening of June 26, 1970, when there will be a dinner in the hall of the Nationsl Pre.byterian Church and Center. As one of the signers to be hon-ored on ~s occasion. we sincerely hope you can come. We invite you most warmly.

We have had aSSUl"ance that GovernoJ' Harold E. Stassen, who is the only living member of the American delegation that signed the Charter wlll be present, as well as many other dis-tinguisited United Nations personalides.

I hope you may find it possible to accept this invitation and, not alone to be present, rut to make comments about whatever Is in your heart and mind regarding this great instrument-ality for peace and understanding in our modern world.

Most cordially yours,

Lowell R. Dltzen

EM BAJADA DEN I CARAG UA

WASHINGTON , D . C .

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May 25, 1970.

Dear Dr. Ditzen:

I deeply appreciate your kind letter of May 21, inviting me to the celebration on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the signing of the United Nations Charter to be held on June 26 as one of the dedicatory events of the new National Presbyterian Church and Center.

I regret exceedingly to have to inform you that owing to the fact that I am scheduled to be in San Fran-cisco on June 26 for the United Nations 25th Anniversary Celebrations there, I am constrained to deprive myself of the pleasure of joining you and your distinguished as-sociates and guests at this auspicious event. I sincerely hope to have the opportunity to enjoy your gracious hos-pitality on some other occasion.

In connection with your desire to contact Dr. Mariano Arg-crello and Dr. Luis Manuel Debayle, as co-signers of the United Nations Charter, it is most unfortunate that Dr. Mariano 'tf. /' Arg-crello passed away just a few weeks ago. However, Dr. _ ~ Luis Manuel Debayle may be contacted in Managua, D. N. , Nicaragua, C. A.

Reiterating my regrets, and with the assurances of my high consideration, I remain,

Dr. Lowell R. Ditzen Director The National Presb erian Center Washington, D. C.

Sincerely yours,

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lte charter to, adapt it to changing peacekeeping capacity, reactiva- i om world cond1tions and make ' it tion ' of the International Court of I uld more, effis:ient for maintenatx:e Justice' ~I!~ re;organizati~n of ! ish of world peace and econonuc U.N. actIVlties m ecooonuc and : ~ty progress. ' human rights. v .Romulo suggested suspending .In li'OO with the wishes of Ja- '

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.lan volving. use of armed force 'by my state" for Japa·n, whichf , for theUrutedNatiom." dates to World War II.

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ment as the comlpittee opened : debate· on. .the charter review. At I the opening, of the current as- : sembly session" the big pow- : ers . had opposed any discussion : of the problem, this year but were voted down by the medium ' and smaller nations. ' \

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ORGANIZACION DE LOS ESTADOS AMERICANOS ORGANIZACAO DOS EST ADOS AMERICANOS

ORGANISATION DES ETATS AMERICAINS ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES

17th Street ard Constitution AVBrue, NW Washirgton, D.C 20006

June 2, 1970

Dear Mr . Ditzen :

Thank you very much for your kind letter of June 1 informing me of the dinner to be held on the evening of June 26 at the National Presbyterian Church and Center in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the signing of the United Nations Charter, and inviting me to be one of the honored guests on this occasion .

I should like very much to be present at what I am sure will be a gala event . However, the first session of the newly created General Assembly of the Organization of American States is scheduled to be meeting in Santo Domingo at that time . As my presence at the General Assembly is indispensable, I must regret-fully decline your invitation.

With all good wishes for the success of t~ occasion, I am

Mr . Lowell R. Di tzen The National Presbyterian Cente 4125 Nebraska Avenue , N.W . Washington, D.C . 20016

Sincere,ly yours,

His Excellency Galo Plaza Secretary General, OAS Washington, D. C.

Dear Mr. Plaza;

The National Presbyterian Center is constantly sensitive to events which shape the course of peace in our time,

We have felt that it is particularly appropriate on the occasion of the 25th an-niversary of the Signing of the United Nations Charter to have time for recollection and for vision into the future of this great institution.

We, therefore, have set aside the evening of June 26. 1970, when there will be a dinner in the hall of the National Presbyterian Church and Center, As one of the signers to be honored on this occasion, we sincerely hope you can come. We invite you most ararmly.

We have had assurance that Governor Harold E. Stassen, the only living mem" bel' of the U. S. delegation which signed the charter, will be present. as well as many other distinguished United Nations personalities.

I sincerely hope that you will find it possible to accept this inVitation and, not alone to be present, rut to make comments about whatever Is in your heart and mind re" garding this great instrumentality for peace and understanding in our modern world.

Most cordially yours,

Lowell R. Dltzen

ROYAL DANISH EMBASSY

WASHINGTON, D.C.

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Dr. Lowell R. Ditzen The National Presbyterian Center 4125 Nebraska Avenue , N. W. Washington , D.C., 20016.

3200 WHITEHAVEN STREET. N.W.

WASHINGTON . D .C . 20008 "

TEL .: ( 202) 234·4300

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Dear Dr . Di tzen:

In reply to your letter of May 21, concerning information on the signers of the Charter of the United Nations from Denmark , I can give you the following informationl

Henrik Kauffmann died on the 5th of June 1963,

Hartvig Frisch died on the 11th of February 1950 ani

the address of professor Husfeld is :

Classensgaie 57, DK-2100 Copenhagen ~ , Denmark .

Dr. Husfeld has since 1968 been the president of the Danish Rei Cross.

I wish to thank you for inviting me to join you on June 26th at your celebration on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the signing of the Charter of the United Nations; as I will be in Denmark at that time, I will not be able to be present . ..... ~

Sincerely yours,

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Thank you for your letter of 15 May in which you invite

me to attend the dinner of the National Presbyterian Center to

be held on June 26 on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of

the signing of the United Nations Charter.

I appreciate your invitation. To my deep regret, however,

it is not possible for me to accept it for the reason that I

will be in San Francisco for the official celebration there

at that time.

With best wishes,

Sincerely yours,

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Under-Secretary-General

Dr. Lowell R. Ditzen Director The National Presbyterian Center 4125 Nebraska Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016

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The Honorable Ralph Bunche Under Secretary General tor Special Political Attaires United Nations, N. Y.

Dear Mr. Bunche;

May 15, 1970

The National Presbyterian Center is constantly sensitive to events that shape the character of this nation and its destiny.

We have felt that It 1s particularly appropriate on the oceaelon of the 25th annlv-etflly of the slgoing of the United Nations charter to have time for recollection and for ' vision into the future of th1s gTeat lDBtitution.

We, therefore, have set aside the evening of June 26, 1970, when there will be a dinner in the hall of the National Presbyterlan Church and Center. We hope you can come. We invite you mOflt w.rmly.

We have had aeeutance that Governor Harold E. Staesen, who; as you know, Is the only UVing American member of the delegation that sIgned the charter. will be present.

Knowing of your close association with him at the time of the framtng of the charter, we especially hope that you will find it possible to accept this invitation and not alone to be present hit to make comments about whatever is in your heart and on your tnlnd re-garding this great insttUmentaUty for peace and UDder.tandlng in our modern world.

Most cordially yours,

Lowell R. OUzen

Rio de Janeiro, july 30, 1970 / .;

Mr. Lowell R. Ditzen, Director The National Presbyterian Center 4125, Nebraska Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C.

Dear Mr. DI tzen,

I was away from Rio for over a month and my mail was not forwarded. That accounts for this tardy acknowledgment of your courteous letter and for my long de.layed thanks tor your kind invitation to the Dinner party on the 25th. anniversary of the signing of th~ United Nations Charter.

Nothing would please me so much as to be present at the National PresbyterIan Center on that occasion, had I been able to. leave Brazil at that time.

I feel sincerely sQrry to be thus deprived of pleasure of encountering again Governor ,Stassen, whom remember well, and some other of the former Delegates to San FranCisco Conference, who might have attended to your

the I the call.

It would have been a fine occasion to compare notes with them~after so many years. I trust that I would net be the only one to praise the United Nations for the good work it has accomplished in the SOCial, economic and the cultural fields referred to in the Charter.

I doubt though whether I could find amongst the former Delegates anyone holding an optimistiC view concerning the political activities of the Organization. It cannot be blamed though if its unceasing efforts to bring peace and security between states have in most cases come to nothing. The blame should be laid rather on some of . the-member states" which are-notoriously bent inundel"1tlining the Uni ted Nations action whenever and wherever there is a chance to acheive peace and stability.

For the present we can see no prospects of blotting out the margin of mistrust that divides the world in tw oups. If ~there is a tide in the affairs of men", we must await confidently until the Hflood that leads on to fortune": will bring peace and freedom to mankind.

Antonio Camillo de Oliveira

HoD. Antonio Camino de Oliveira Min1Bterio d48 Relacoes BxteriOJ."es Rio de JaneirO, Brazil

Dear Mr. de OUvelra:

August 19. 1910

We were indeedsOtry that It was IlQt poe.lb1e I. you to attend our d1mset commemoratlag the 25th fllmlversary of the sign!1II Of the UDiteCf Nations charter. It was a great event with over 250 per$ODS in attendance.

Sam enclosing a copy of the very significant address given by Governor Harold E. Stassen. It wc\s wen teceived and we hope will assist in the movement toward charter revision by ltfS dtttr1huuon.

With every good Wish.

1 am,

Faithfully yours,

Lowell R. Ditzen

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Mexico, D. F., Agosto 4 de 1970.

MR. LOWELL R. DITZEN, THE NATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN CENTER, 4125 NEBRASKA AVENUE N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C.

Muy estimado Mr. Lowell: Recib! la invitacion de usted para la

cena celebrada en el National Presbyterian Church and Center

con motivo del XXV Aniversario de 1a firma de la Carta de --

las Naciones Unidas.

Lamentablement. he estado gravemente en-

ferm.. Hubier. sido para mi una grande satiafaccion el haber

concurrido a eae banquete en donde estuvieron hombres de tan

senalada importancia de nuestra Ristoria contemporanea.

Le envio a usted mis mejores expresiones

de amistad y consideracion.

EPP/blanf'ca.

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Dr. Ditzen,

Vaguely translated, this letter reads:

My dear Mr. Lowell,

I received you invitation for the celebration in the National Presbyterian Church and Center for the 25th Anniversary of the signing of the charter of the United Nations.

The temperament (La mentablemente - - baguely) was gravely ill. It would have been a grand satisfaction for me to have been at this banquet with men of such importance in our corlemperary history.

I send you my best expressions of friendship and considera-tion.

Very cordially,

VALDIVIA 145

QUITO· ECUADOR

Senor Don Lowell R. Ditzen. Wash&ngton DoCo- UoS. Ao

Estimado Senor Ditzen:

Junio 12 de 1910

Con mucho agrado, he recibido y leido la atanta oomunioaoi on que Usted se ha servido dirigirme con facha 3_ de l corriente, a nombre de "The Na tional Presbyterian Center", in-vitandome finamente a la cena que ofrecera el 26,con motivo de ~wplirse el XXV Aniversario de la suscripcion de la Carta de las Na-ciones Unidas en l a que consta mi firma como Presidente de la Dele-gaoi6n del Ecuador. Afiade Usted que seguramente a sistiran el Gober-nador Harol d E. Stassen, unico Bobreviviente de la Delegacion de los Estados Uni dos , y muchas otras distinguidas personalidades de las Uaciones Unidaso

Creams Us ted que, de ser llosible: e:-:pGrimen-taria vivo pl acer al concurrir a una cel'emonia tan importante "j' volve::-a reuniroe con los lidares de la paz rnul1dial, a cuyo esf ue:rzo !:) i dealis-mo sa debe I e. Ca:rta de las Naciones Uni de. s que, en l a major manel'a ;:.3i-ble , ha preservado los a ltos destinos de la Humanida d durante veintiein-co anos y que, pesa a fallas inevi tables y a r eveses naturales , ha impe-dido una mleva conflagraci6n mundial.

AUn conservo vivo el recuerdo de la moviliza-ci6n popular, sincera y emocionada, del pueblo de San Francisco de Ca-lifornia, que representaba al Mundo entero, clamando porIa paz y por-que, en el futuro, ninguna causa volviera a verter los torrentes de san-gre, dolor y destrucci6n que se habian vertido entre 1939 y 1945. Fiel

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amenflzante tra-de vida de las de transcurrir.

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Mr . L~well R. ~ i tzen

Washington , ¢. C.

My dear Mr . Di tzen :

June 12 . 1970

I t was my -pleasure to receive and read your

mos t kind communi ca t ion that you sent me on June 3 , in the name

of "The National Br esbyterian Center" , wi th your cOrteous

invitation to the dinner that will be held on June 26th, to

commemorate the XXV Anniversary of the subscripcion of the Chapter

of the United Nations , where my signature appears as President of

the Delegation from Ecuador . You also state in y~ur l etter , that

probably Governor Harold E. Stassen, the only survivor of the

United States Delegation will be present, besides many other

distinguished personalities of the Unites Nations .

Believe me , if it were pOSSible, it would be

a great p l easure and delightful expirience to attend t~ such

important ceremony and rejoin with the~s of the World Peace , to

whom idea Ii sm and effort we owe the G.Aapt~r of the Uni ted Nations

which in the best possible way, has preserve~the high destinies of Humanity during twenty five years , and t~ in spite of

inevitable deficiencies and misadve ntures, has prevented a new

I still have live memories of the popular

demostrations , sincere and full of em~tions of the people of San

Francisco, California that was representing the whole world ,

demanding for peace, and also that in the future no cause could make

the wor l d spill the river of blood , that was shed in the years of

1933 and 1945 . Loyal to tha t commi tment , 1 am stil l preaching the

Gospel of the World Peace , based on the justice of right for every-

one and for ev erybody . At the same t i me I extend my highest

consideration that God may save mankind from the threatening

tragedy that sorround's them, That the nex t twenty five years in

the life of the United IJati.:ms , will be even m.)re fruitful tha~ the

previous 'Ones.

I remain my distinguish sir, very c'Ordia lly y~urs ,

s.) D~ctor Camilo. Ponce. Enr{quez

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vli'll'lIlly il1d,eed your invitation to me, but I::lID sOl'r'y to

say tw t I shall be unable to ?ccept - on the 26th June

I shflll be in mid-P9cific enrollte to England.

I regret this the more flS there is, it segms to me,

very milch thPt could and should be s~id in exam1ning iVhy,

despite undoubted stlccessos in n1f1ny fi.elds - successes

suffic ien tly vpluable in themselves to iJl'l'l'?nt the vlhole-

hearted support of right-thinking people the vlOrld oVer -

the United J.'lattons has so dismally failed to pchieve the

high hopes of those who helped to crea te it, trw tit 'l.vollld provide" ?s Lts.main objective, ? system of col-

lecttve security for the preserv?tion of pooce pnd the

defence of liberty, an organization \1hich could, and

'V10llla, resist and prevent aggression of every kind.

Thera is, I believe, fAr too mUch reluctance to fpce

f9cts in this connection, ?n fact, I fear, 15

e 'l.vorld is not ye t re?dy to pAy the necessary pra-

nium for insurance ?-gEJinst 'Hal", ['nd twt is the accept-

ance or third-pprty jlldgment by all n?tiOl:ls in all dis-

putes - combined '-Ii th the necElssory corollery, adeqll9 te

mean s of enfor cil:lg ~h jUdgmen ts.

It dis tres :- es me beyond measure' tha t in the present

stfl te of the world I see no prospect ww tever of estab-OVER

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May 25, 1970

The National Presbyterian Center is constantly sensitive to events that shape the course of peace in our time.

We have felt that it is particularly appropriate on the occasion of the 25th an-niversary of the Signing of the United Nations Clarter to have time for recolleetion and for viSion into the future at this great instlltution.

We, therefore, have Set aside the evening of June 26, 1970, when there will be a dinner in the hall of the National Presbyterian Church and Center. As one of the signers to be honored on this occasion, we Sincerely hope you can come. We invite you most warmly.

We have had assurance that Governor Harold E .. Stassen. the only llving member of the American delegation that signed the Charter, will be present, as well as many other distinguished United Nations personaUties.

I sincerely hope that you will find it possible to accept this invitation and. not alone to be present, but to make comments about whatever 1s in your heart and mind regarding this great 1n.strUmentaUty for peaee and understanding in our modern world.

Most cordially yours,

Lowell R. Ditzen

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The National Presbyterian Center 4125 Nebraska Av enue, N. W. Washington , D. C. 20016

Attention: Mr . Lowell R. Ditzen

Dear Mr . Ditzen,

We acknowledge receipt of your letter dated May 21, 1970.

With reference to the information you request on several chilean signers of the Char-ter of the United Nations , we are only able to in-form you as follows:

Mr . Marcial ~lora M. _ Retired. A tf~~,I) Address: Marco Polo 1138 ~lv

Mr . Gabriel Gonzalez Videla - President of the "Banco Frances e Italiano para la America del Sur".

Address: Avenida Pedro Torres 250

Mr . Carlos Contreras Labarca -

Address: Huerfanos 1117

Mr . G man Vergara Donoso - Lawyer Ex Foreign Affairs Minister

Address: Agustinas 1022, Of.903~4

Mr . Julio Escudero Guzman - Lawyer Professor of International law at the "Universidad de Chile ll •

Address: Moneda 1137

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Mr . Rudecindo Ortega died some years ago .

On the possibility of their presence for the celebration of June 26th, we are unable to give you any information and suggest you contact them personally .

Sincerely ,

Rodriguez Press Attache

Embassy of Chile

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His Excellency Rafael Alberto Zuniga Ambassador Designate of Costa Rica 2112 S. St. N. W. Washington, D~ C 20008

Dear Mr. Ambassador;

June 16. 1970

Thank you for your eordial letter concerning the United Nations I dinner of June 26th honOring the signers of the United Nations charter.

We especially are gratefUl tor the address of Mr. OreamWlo and sincerely hope that he Win come. We have already sent him an 1nvitation.

It 1s good to know that you Will attend and we hope that you wUI encourage Mr. Oreamuno to come With you. We would be pleased to have your Wife and Mrs. Oreamuno to also be our guest$ on this signtficant occasion.

Faithfully yours,

Lowell R. 01tzen

RAFAEL A. ZUNIGA

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Dear doctor Ditz n:

June 1.) 1971

I wish to refer to your note of May 21, 1910 I addre sed to my predecessor, Ambassa,dor Tinoco.

It pi as s us to 1 arn that you are 'ponsoring a celebra Uon on th occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the s1gn1ng of the Ch rtet of th nlted Nation as one of the d dlcatory ev ilts of the nav .Jational Pr- byt rian Church and Center on June 26th.

You , xpress the d sir- to g.t 1n touch v,ith n invite the Signers from Costa Rica, Messrs. Julio Acosta and

• Raf 1 0 eamuno, to b r s nt on th t 19n1 ic nt occa-s1on.

PI s be informed th t Mr. co t pass d way everal year 9e'. Mr. Oteamuno, 'who h s b en Ambass dor

of Costa Rica to the United State'" on three occa i.o I h pp n to b living In the rea. Hi addre is: 1911 Street N. W. Ap rtm nt 612, Washington, D. C. 20009.

limy schedule atlo s it, it will give me to j01n you for the cel br~tion.

THE NATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN CENTER 4115 NEBR ASKA AHNUE 1\ W

WASH/NeTON , Dr 2001';

His Excellency Luis Demetrio Tinoco Ambassador of Costa Rica 2112 S Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20008

Dear ~r Ambassador:

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