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This bibliography, prepared for the Department of Political Science, 

represents a selected portion of the holdings of the Air Force Academy Library on the subject of "The United States in the Caribbean. I' 

The primary purpose of the bibliography is to assist the young leaders 

from colleges and universities throughout the United States who will 

participate in the Thirteenth Air Force Academy Assembly on the 

topic - TI"e United States in the Caribbean. This Assembly is to be 

held at the Air Force Academy April 14-17, 1971, 

This bibliography was compiled by Mrs. Ottie K. Sutton of the Reference Staff of the Academy Library. Mrs. €3. Jean lvord prepared 

the manuscript for,.fie printer. I' 1 

CLAUDE J. 

Director of the Library 
TABLE OF CONTENTS 

RE:FEREI\;ICEADS ........................ 1 

THE CARIBBEAN REGION AND 

CENTRALAMERICA .................... 5 

THE CONTINENT ....................... 12 

CUBA. ............................. 21 

DOMINICANREPUBLIC .................... 25 

UNITED STATES POLICES ................... 28 
REFERENCE ADS 

American Assembly. The U. S, in the Caribbean. Ed. by Tad 

Szulc. Englewood Cliffs, N, 5. : Prentice-Hall, 1971. (on 

order) 

Bayitch, S. A. Latin America and the Caribbean; a bibliographicaf guide to works in English. Coral Gables: University of 

Miami Press, 1967. (2 1601 B35) 

Bemis. Samuel F. Guide to the diz>lomatic histsrv of the United 

States, 1775-1921. New York: Peter Smith, 1951. (Ref 

2 6465 U5 345) 

Foreign affairs bibliography. 1919-32- 4v. New York: Council on Foreign Relations. (Ref 2 6463 F72) 

Gropp, Arthur E. (comp. ) A bibliography of Latin American 

bibliographies. Metuchen, N. J. : Scarecrow, 1968. (Z 

1601 G87) 

Handbook of Latin American studies. no. 1- 1935- Gainesville: University of Florida Press. (Ref Z 1605 €323) 

Library has v. 1- 

1 
Inter-American Institute ~f International Legal Studies, The 

Inter-American system, Dobbs Ferry, Ne Y, : Oceana, 

1966. (Ref F 1402 161) 

- 

ivartin, Michael R. Encyclopedia of Latin-American history. 

Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill., 1968. (Ref F 1408 L&f38 

1968) 

Pan American Union. Dept. of Legal Affairs, Inter-American 

Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance; applications. 

Washington: 1964- (F 1405. 9 e I49 P18) 

2v. 

Trask, David F. A bibliography of United States - Latin American relations since 1810. Lincoln: University of 

Nebraska Press, l968, (2 1609 34 T77) 

Vetiz, Claudio. Latin America and the Caribbean, hTew York: 

Praeger, 1968. (Ref F 1408 V43) 

The West Indies and Caribbean yearbook. London: T. Skinner, 

1926/27- (Ref F 2131 W-51) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

American Universities Field Staff. Reports service; Mexico 

and Caribbean area. New York: 1954- 

Central America: symposium. Current History, December 

1966. 

Central America today: symposium., Current History 50:1-44, 

January 1966. 

2 
Chasieswosth, James C. (ed, ) Latin America tomorrow: symposium, 

Annals 36Q:I - 138, July 1965, 

kmerican Academy- of Political and Social Science, 

Cuba ten years after: symposium. Trans-Action 6:8-47ff, April 

1969. 

Focus on Central America: symposlum. Current History 51:321- 

59ff, December 1966. 

Latin 

Latin 

Latin 

America and the Caribbean: symposium. Current History 

56.1 -49ff, January 1969. 

America, 1967: symposium. Current History 53:257-302ff, 

November 1967. 

America: symposium. Current History 58:65-117, February 1970. 

Latin America: symposium. Current History, November 1966. 

Latin America today: symposilm. Christian Century 85:69-83ff, 

17 January 1968. 

U. S. foreign aid: an overview: symposium. Current History 

5O:321-57ffy June 1966. 

U. S. foreign aid: case studies: symposium. Current History 

51:1-44ff, July 1966. 

U. S. military commitments in Latin America: symposium. 

Current History 56:321-61ff, June 1969. 

Whitaker, Arthur P. U. S. in Latin America to 1933: an overview. Current History 56:321-26ff, June 1969. 

3 
u&. 

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S. 

S. 

S. 

Agency for International Development. 

Division, A. 1, D, economic data book, Latin America. 

Washington: 1967. (Ref HA 751 U5) Loose leaf volume updated continuously. 

Statistical and Reports 

Congress. House, Committee on Foreign Affairs, Collective defense treaties. Committee print, 9lst Gong., 1st 

Sess., 1969. (Y4. F%/l:T71/969) 

Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations. Foreign 

assistance and related programs appropriations, 

9lst Gong., 1st Sess., 1969. (Y4. Ap6/2:F?6/7/970) Annual, 

only the latest is cited. 

Hearings, 

. Committee on Foreign Relations. United States - Latin 

American relations; compilation of studies, Senate doc. 125, 

86th Gong., 2nd Sess., 1960. (Serial set v, 12262) on order. 

4 
THE: CARIBBEAK REGION 

AND 

CENTRAL AMERICA 

BOOKS 

Conference on the Caribbean, 1st- 'gniversity of Florida, 1950- 

The Caribbean . . . ; Papers delivered at the annual confer1 ence on the Caribbean. Gainesville: UnLversity of Florida 

Press, 1951- (F 21'71 F63) Library has 19SO-- 

Davis, Harold P. Black democracy-; the story of Haitie Rev. ed. 

New York: Biblo and Tannen, 1967. (F 1921 D26) 

Dix, Robert H. ColoAmbia: the political dimensions of change. hTew 

Haven: Yale University Press, 1967. (F 2277 D61) 

Dubois Jules. Danger over Panama. Indianapolis: Bobbs --Me rriil, 

1964. (F 1567 D9) 

Galeano, Eduardo €3. Guatemala: occupied territory. New Ycrk: 

-Monthly- Review Press, 1969. (F 1466. 5 Gl5) 

Gugrin, Daniel. The West Indies and their future. London: D. 

Dobson, 1961. (F 1608 G9) 

Hammarskjold Forms, New York, 1964. The Panama Canal. 

Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. : Oceana, 1965. (JX 1398. 8 H22) 

Hansen, Roger D. Central Anierica: regional integration and 

economic development. Washington: National Planning 

Association, 1967. (HC 141 H24) 

5 
Hil1, Howard C. Roosevelt and the Caribbean, New YQT~; Russell 

and Russell, 1965 (cl927), (E 756 H64) 

Holt, Pat Colombia today- and tomorrow. New York: Praeger, 

1964, (F 2258 H7) 

Jones, Chester L. The Caribbean since 1900. New York: PrenticeHall, 1936. (F 2171 57) 

Lierrwen, Edwin. Venezuela. New- York: Oxford University Press, 

1965. (F 2308 L72 1965) 

Lis s , Sheldon B. The canal; aspects of United States - Panamanian 

relations. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press, 

1967. (E 183. 8 . P2 L77) 

McCamant, John F, Development assistance in Central America. 

New York: Praeger, 1968. (HC 141 Mi2). 

Manigat, Leslie F. Haiti of the sixties, object of international concern. Washington: Center for Foreign Policy Research, 

1964, (F 1928 iM.27) 

Martz, John D. Central America, the crisis and the challenge. 

Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1959. 

(F 1436 M38) 

. Colombia; a contemporary political survey. Chapel Hill: 

University of North Carolina Press, 1962. (F 2278 iV3) 

iMitchel1, Sir Harold P. Caribbean patterns. Edinburgh: W. &r R, 

Chambers, 1967. (HC 155 M68) 

. Contemporary politics and economics in the Caribbean, 

Athens: Ohio University Press, 1968. (HC 157 , C2 M68) 

6 
Parker, Franklin D. The Central American republics. London: 

Oxford University Press, 1964. (F 11428 P23) 

Perkins, Dexter. The Vnited States and the Caribbean. Rev, ed. 

Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1966. (F 2171 P44 

1966) 

Proudfoot, Mary- M. Britain and the United States in the Caribbean. 

New York: Praeger, 1954. (F 2171 P96) 

Rippy, James F. The Caribbean danger zone. New York: G. P. 

Putnam's Sons, 1940. (F 2171 R59) 

Wells, Henry. The modernization of Pzlerto Rico. Cambridge: 

Harvard University Press, 1969. (JL 1044 W45) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Alexander, Robert J. Democratic revolution in Venezuela. American Academy of Political and Social Science. 

150-58, March 1965. 

Annals 358: 

Benitez, Jaime. Caribbean: our sea of troubles. Saturday Review I_ 

46:11-13ff, 13 July 1963. 

Caribbean: a sea of growing despair. U. S. News and W-orld Report 

56:64-68, 23 March 1964. 

Caribbean: one more sea of trouble. U. S. News and World Report 

50:88-92, 8 May 1961. 

Caribbean, troubled waters: Guantanamo crisis. Newsweek 63:13- 

14, 17 February 1964. 

7 
Cochrane, James D, U, S, attitudes toward Central American economic integration. 

91, Autumn 1964. 

Inter-American Economic Affairs _I 1833- 

Fritchey, Clayton, Puerto Rico: yes or no: first status plebiscite 

on kind of government. Harper 235:32-34, July 1967. 

Weini, Robert D. , Jr. Haiti, next mess in the Caribbean? Atlantic 220:83-84ff, November 1967, 

Herter, Christian A. Foreign ministers of American republics 

discuss tensions in the Caribbean area, U, S. Dept, of State 

Bulletin 41:299-306, 31 August 1959. 

Islands of the Caribbean: free, and in trouble, 'cJI S. News and 

World Report 62:52-54, 2 January 196% 

Kuebler, Jeanne. Security in the Caribbean, Editorial Research 

Reports p. 835-52, 21 November 1962. 

. Smoldering Colombia, Editorial Research Reports p. 565- 

82, 4August 1965. 

Lewis, Walker. Report on Colombia, Saturday Review 51:50-52, 

24 August 1968, 

McDowe11, Edwin. Will we lose the Canal? National Review 16: 

107-08, 11 February 1964; discussion 16:205ff, 10 March 

1964. 

Maldonado-Denis, Manuel. Puerto Ricans: protest or submission? 

American Academy of Political and Social Science. 

382:26-31, March 1969. 

Annals 

8 
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Plank, John NI Caribbean: intervenzion, when and how, Foreigii 

Affairs 44~37-48, October 1965, 

Rosenhouse, Harvey. Terms of the new treaby for the Panama 

Canal, New Republic 157:10-11, 22 July 1967. 

Safet); first in the Caribbean, Economist 215:617-18, 8 May 1965. 

Schroeder, Richard C. and Nathan A. Haverstock. West Xndies: 

power vacuum. Editorial Research Reports p. 795-814, 

24 October 1969- 

Sickrnan, Philip. South America's shattered showcase: Colombia . . . Fortune 72:164-69ffY November 1965. 

Steel, Ronald. Reports: Haiti. Atlantic 224: ZOfi, September 1969. 

Tanner, James C. Latin setback: Panama's turmoil deals blow to 

U. S. interests in the Caribbean area. Wall St. Journal 171: 

lff, 4 April 1968. 

Tate, Mercer D. Panama canal and political parnership. Journal 

of Politics 25:119-38, February 1963. 

Taylor, Philip B. , Jr. Democracy for Venezuela? Current History 

5 1: 284-9Off, November 1966. 

Tierney, John J. , Jr. The Nicaraguan experience and United States 

Caribbean policy. World Affairs 132:195-208, December 1969. 

Tornasek, Robert D. The Haitian-Dominican Republic controversy 

and the Organization of American States. 

Spring 1968, 

Orbis 12:294-313, 

Turmoil in the Caribbean. Newsweek 75339-40, 4 May 1970, 

9 
U, S. and Nicaragua terminate Bryan-Charnorro treaty; with text. 

U, s, Dept. of State Bulktin. 63:183, 10 August 19’70, 

Unixed States -Panama treaty negotiations, Weekly Compilation of 

Presidential Documents 3934-37. 3 Julv 1967. / - 

DOC U iME NTS 

U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Report 

of the Special Study Mission to Central America on international organizations and movements, House rpt. 1155, 

84th Cong., 1st Sess. , 1955. (In Serial set v, 11824) 

. Report of the Special Study Mission to Latin America: Peru, 

Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica. House rpt. 223, 

88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. (In Serial set v, 12540) 

. United States relations with Panama. Hearings, 86th Cong. 

2nd Sess., 1960. (Y4. F76/1:P19/7) 

U. S, Congress. Senate. committee on Foreign Relations. Caribbean organization. Hearings, 87th Cong., 1st Sess. 1961. 

(Y4. F?6/2:Cl9/3) 

. The Panama Treaty. Hearings, 84th Cong. ,. 1st Sess., 1955. 

(Y4. F76/2:P19) 

U, S. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Communist 

threat to the United States through the Caribbean. 

9lst Cong., 2nd Sess., 1970. (Y4. J89/2:C73/27/ptO -) PresHearings, 

ently 21 parts, 1959- See also the hearing Y4. JS9/2:W51. 

10 
U, S, Dept, of the Army. Latin. America and the Caribbean; anaiytical survey o€ literature, (D101, 22:550-7) Also Ref 51, 1601 

United States-Puerto Rico Commission on the Status of Puerto Rico. 

Status of Puerto Rico, 3v. Hearings, 89th Gong., 2nd Sess. 

1965. (Serial set v, 12719-1, 2, 3) Also JL 1044 U5. 

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THE CONTINENT 

BOOKS 

Alba, Victor. Alliance without allies. New York: Praeger, 1965, 

(HC 165 ,432) 

Alexander, Robert J. Today's Latin America. 2nd rev, ed. New 

York: Praeger, 1968. (F 1408 A37 1968) 

American Assembly. The United States and Latin America. 2nd ed, 

Englewood Cliffs, N, J. : Prentice-Hall, 1963, (F 1418 A5 

1963) 

Anderson, Charles W. Politics and economic chanqe in Latin - America. Princeton, N. J. : Van Nostrand, 1967. (HC 125 

A54) 

Bailey, Norman A. (ed. } Latin America: politics, economics, and 

hemispheric security. New York: Praeger, 1965. (F 1414 

B14) 

Catholic Inter-American Cooperation Program. Cultural factors in 

interAmerican relatiom. Notre Dame, Ind. : University of 

Notre Dame Press, 1968, (F 1418 C36) 

Connell-Smith, Gordon. The Inter-American system. London: 

Oxford University Press, 1966, (F 1418 C75) 

12 
Eisenhower, Milton S, The wine is bitter, Garden CiLy, New Uork: 

Doubleday> 1963, (F 1418 E361 

Estep, Raymond, The Latin American nations today; a study - of 

developments since World War 11, Maxwell AFB, Ala. : Air 

University, 1964. (JL 954 E79) 

Gordon, Lincoln. A new deal for Latin America: the Alliance for 

Progress. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1963. 

(HC 165 G663) 

Hauberg, Clifford A. Latin American revolutions; Mexico, Central 

America, Panama, and the Islands of the Caribbean. ,Minneapolis: T, S. Denison, 1968. (F 1414 H36) 

Inter-American Development Bank. Social Progress Trust Fund, 

Report. 1st- 1961- Washington. {HG 3881 1595s) Latest 

2 issues in Reference. 

Lieuwen, Edwin. Arms and politics in Latin America. Rev. ed. 

New York: Praeger, 1961. (F 1418 L72 1961) 

Lodge, George C. Engines of change. New York: Kn~pf, 1969. 

(HN 110. 5 L82) 

May, Herbert K. Problems and prospects of the Alliance for Progress, New- York: Praeger, 1968. (HC 125 M46) 

Needler, Martin C. Political development in Latic America. New 

Y.-ork: Random House, 1968. (HN 110. 5 NY) 

Powelson, John P, Latin America: today% economic and social 

revolution. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1964, (HC 165 P88) 

13 
Ray, Philip A- South wind red; our hemispheric crisis, Chicago: 

Regnery, 1962, (HG 165 R26) 

Rockeieller, Nelson A. The Rockefeller report on the Americas, 

Chicago: Quadrangle, 1969. (F 1418 R68) 

Snow, Peter G. (ed. ) Government and politics in Latin America. 

New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1967. (F 1414 S67) 

Szulc, Tad. The winds of revolution. Rev, ed, New York: Prae - 

ger, 1965. (F 1414 S99 1965) 

PE RXODZCA L ART IC LE3 

Barbtr, Willard F. Can the Alliance for Progress succeed? 

American Academy of Political and Social Science. 

351:81-91, January 1964. 

Annals 

Camargo, Albert0 L. The Alliance for Progress: aims, distortions, obstacles, Foreign Affairs 42:25-37, October 1963, 

Church, Frank. Latin America: toward a new policy. Vital 

Speeches 36:418-23, 1 May 1970, 

Davies, John PI, Jr. Another view of the Latin American problem. New York Times Magazine p. 15ff, 25 August 1963. 

Davis, Stanley MI. U. S. versus Latin America, Harvard Business Review 47:88-98, November 1969. 

Denham, Robert E. The role of the U, S. as an external factor 

in the integration of Latin America. 

Market Studies 7:199-216, March 1969. 

Journal of Common 

14 
4 Draper, Theodore Je Alliance far Progress: failures and opportunities. Yale Review 55:182-90, December 1965, 

Dreir, John C. New xvine and old bottles: the changing interAmerican system. International Organization 22:477-93, 

Spring 1968. 

Fitzgibbon, Russell H. Measuring democratic change in Latin 

America. Journal of Politics 29:129-66, February 1967. 

Furtado, Gelso. 

ica. 

U. S. hegemony and the future of Latin Amer - 

World Today 22:375-85, September 1966. 

Goodwin, Richard N. Our stake in a big awakening. Life 62:66- 

68ff, 14April 1967. 

Gordon, Lincoln, Punta del Este revisited. Foreign Affairs 45: 

624-38, July 1967. 

Groves, Roderick T. Expropriation in Latin America: some 

obs e rvations . Winter 1969. 

Inte r -Arne rican Economic Affairs 2 3 : 47 - 66, 

Hinson, William J. Tensions in U. S. - Latin American relations. 

Christian Century 83:1004-07, 17 August 1966. 

Linowitz, Sol M. Tinderbox in Latin America. Saturday Review 

52~10-13, 16 August 1969. 

Lodge, George C. U. S. aid to Latin America: funding radical 

change. Foreign Affairs 47:735-49, July 1969. 

May, Ernest R. The Alliance for Prcgress in historical perspec - 

tive. Foreign Affairs 41:757-74, July 1963, 

Meek, George. New milestones in the inter-American system. 

Amgricas 19:l-8, April 1967. 

15 
Morse, Wayne. Perspectives on Latin America. 

36:86-90, 15 November 1969. 

MOSCOSO, Teodoro. Should U. S. end hemisphere 

and World Report 6417-18, 20 May 1968, 

Vital Smeches 

aid? u. s. News 

Needler, Martin C. Political development and military intervention 

in Latin America. A-rnerican Political Science Review 60161 6- 

26, September 1966. 

New realism. National Review 22:18-19, 13 January 1970, 

Oliver, Covey T. Foreign and human relations with Latin America. 

Foreign Affairs 47:521-31, April 1969.. 

. Latin America: the Alliance moves on, Vital Speeches 

34:135-38, 15 December 1967. 

On the Alliance for Progress. Congressional Quarterly Weekly 

Report 27:197-200, 31 January 1969. 

Plaza, Galo. Opening to the future. America 122:96-99, 31 January 1970. 

Pwrta del Este. Americas, October 1961. 

Quality of life in the Americas; statement of Pres. Nixon with text 

of the Rockefeller mission report. U. S. Dept. of State 

Bulletin 61:493-540, 8 December 1969. 

The question of the effectiveness of the Alliance for Progress. 

Congressional Digest 42:65-96, March 1963. 

Summit meeting reviews Alliance's first six years. Congressional 

Quarterly Weekly Report 25594-99, 14 April 1967. 

16 
Tallett, jorge, Understanding Latin America, Sou~h Atlantic 

Quarterly 6$:285-94, S~mmer 1969. 

U. S, and the Alliance for Progress. Congressional Digest 42: 

67-77if, March N63. 

Villaverde, Juan. Not so dirnlbright future of Latin America. 

Arngricas 21:16-22, February 1969. 

DOCUMENTS 

Ue S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Foreign 

assistance and related agencies appropriations for 197 1. 

Hearings, 9lst Cong., 2nd Sess., 1970, (Y4. Ap6/1:F76/3/ 

97l/pt. ) Annual, only the latest is cited. 

. Committee on Foreign Affairs, Aircraft sales in Latin 

America. Hearings, 9lst Cong., 2nd Sess., 1970. (Y4. 

F7 6/ 1 : L34/ 6) 

. Gomununism in Latin America. Hearings, 89th Cong. , 

1st Sess. 1965. (Y4. F76/1:C73/6) 

. Communist activities in Latin America, 1967, Hearings, 

90th Cong. , 1st Sess, , 1967. (Y4. F76/1:C?3/9) 

. Governor Rockefeller’s report on Latin America, Hearing, 

9lst Cong. ? 1st Sess, , 1969. (Y4. F76/1:R59) 

. 

American development. Hearings, 9lst Cong. , 1st Sess. 

1969. (Y4. F76/ 1:In8/44) 

New directions for the 1970Ts: toward a strategy of inter17 
. 

American development. 

New directions for the 1970's: toward a strategy of interReport by the Subcommittee on 

Inter-American Affairs. (House rpt. 385, 9lst Cong., 1st 

Sess., 1969) 

. Report of the Special Study Mission to Latin America on 

technical cooperation. House rpt. 2442, 83rd Cong. , 2nd 

Sess., 1954, (In Serial set v. 11742) 

. Reports of the Special Study iMission to Latin America, 

Committee print, 9lst Congo , 2nd Sess. , 1970, (Y4. F76/ 

1 : L34/ 4) 

. 

American republics. Hearings, 85th Gong, 2nd Sess. 

1958, (Y4. F76/1:Am3/6) 

A review of the relations of the United States and other 

. Support for a new phase of the Alliance for Progress. 

Hearings, 90th Congo 1st Sess. , 1967. (Y4. F76/1:Al5/3) 

. Committee on Government Operations. A review of 

Alliance for Progress goals. Report by the Bureau for Latin 

America, A. I. D. Committee print, 9lst Cong., 1st Sess. , 

1969. (Y4. G74/7:A15/3) 

. U. S. aid operations in Latin America rrnder the Alliance 

for Progress. Hearings, 90th Cong. , 2nd Sess. 1968, 

(Y4. G74/7:L34/968) 

U. S. Congress. Joint Economic Committee. Latin American 

development and hemisphere trade. Committee print, 89th 

Cong., 2nd Sess. , 1966, (Y4. Ec7:L34/4) 

. Private investment in Latin America. Committee print, 

89th Cong. , 2nd Sess. 1964. (Y4. Ec7:L34/2) 

18 
, Latin American de.ire1oprnent and hemisphere trade, 

Hearings, 89th. Cong. 1st Sess, , 1965, (Y4, Ec7:234/3) 

. Private investment in Latin America, Hearings, 88th 

Cong. 2nd Sess., 1964. (Y4. E:c~:LM) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. 1 Committee on Appropriations. Special 

report on Latin America. 

Sess. 1961, (Lq Serial set v. 12444) 

Senate doc. 80, 87th Gong., 1st 

. Committee on Banking and Currency. Study of Latin 

American countries, 

Sess, 1954, (Serial set v. 11733) 

Senate report 1082, 83rd Gong., 2nd 

. Committee on Foreign Relations. Rockefeller report on 

Latin America. Hearings, 9lst Gong. 1st Sess,, 1969. 

(Y4. F76/2:R59) 

. Survey of the Alliance for Progress. Committee prints, 

90th Congo, 1968-1969. (Y4. F76/2:A115/1-9) Also in 

Serial set v. 12844-2 as Senate doc. 17, 9lst Gong., 1st 

Sess. 

Committee on the Judiciary. Red Chinese infiltration 

into Latin America. Hearing, 89th Gong., 1st Sess. , 

1965. (Y4. J89/2:C44/6) 

19 
RAND REPORTS 

Brown, Thomas A. Statistical indications of the effect of military 

programs on Latin America, 1950-1965. 1969. (p-4144) 

Einaudi, Luigi R. Latin A-merlcan security issues. 1969. 

(P41 - 09) 

Johnson, Leland L, The course of U. S, private investment in 

Latin America since the rise of Castro. 1964. (RM-4091- 

EA) 

Wolf, Charles, Jr, The political effects of military programs: 

some indications from Latin America. 1963, (RIM-3676- 

20 
CUBA 

BOOKS 

Abel, Elie. 

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Cuba and the 

The missile crisis. New York: Lippincott, 1966. 

E13) Chronicle of the Cuban crisis, 1962. 

United States. Washington: - Brookings Institution, - 

1967. (E 183. 8 . C9 C96) 

Fagg, John E. Cuba, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. Englewood Cliffs, N. J. : Prentice-Hall, 1965. (I? 1741 F15) 

Mamm-arskjold Forums, New York, 1962. The Inter-American 

security system and the Cuban crisis. Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. : 

Oceana, 1964. (JX 1404 €322) 

Jackson, D. Bruce. Castro, the Kremlin, and communism in 

Latin America. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1969. (F 

1776. 3 . R9 Jl2) 

Mallin, Jay. Fortress Cuba: Russia's American base. Chicago: 

€3. Regnery Go., 1965. (F 1788 M25) 

Mezerick, Avrahm G. (ed. ) Cuba and the United States. New 

York: International Review Service, 1960- (D 839. 3 15 

v. 6 no. 60; v. 9 no. 79) 

Pachter, Henry M. Collision course: the Cuban missile crisis 

and coexistence. New York: Praeger, 1963. (E 841 P11) 

21 
Plank, John (ed. } Cuba and the United States: long range perspec - 

tives, Washington: Brooking5 Institution, 1967, (E 183, 8 

C9 C96) 

Smith, Robert F, The United States and Cuba e . . 1917-1960. New 

York: Booknnan Associates, Inc.., 1960. (E 183. 8 e C9 S6) 

Smith, Robert F. What happened in Cuba? a docurnentary history. 

New York: Twayne Publishers, 1963. (E 183. 8 e C9 ,565) 

Williams, William A. The United States, Cuba, and Castro. New 

York: Monthly Review Press, 1962. (E 183, 8 . C9 W7) 

W-ohlstetter, Albert J. Controlling the risks in Cuba. London: 

Institute for Strategic Studies, 1965. (U 162 A23 no. 17) 

PE RIODI CA 1, A R TIC LIES 

Atlantic report, Atlantic 218:28ff, November 1966. 

Beedharn, Brian. Cuba and the balance of power. World Today 

l9:36-4f, January 1963. 

Berle, Adolf A, Jr, The Cuban crisis: failure of American 

foreign policy. Foreign Affairs 39:40-55, October 1960, 

Bonsal, Philip W. Cuba, Castro and the United States. Foreign 

Affairs 45:260-76, January 1967. 

Chayes, Abrarn. The legal case for U. S, action on Cuba. Address, U. s. Dept. of State Bulletin 475’63-65, 19 November 1 

1962, 

+ 

22 
Crane, Robert D. The Cilban crisis: a strategic analysis of 

American and Soviet policy. Qrbis 6:528-63, Winter 1963. 

Hudson, Richard, Cuba: test case for coexistence. WarlPeace 

Report 43-6, September 1964, 

Zohnson, Leland L. U. S. business interests in Cuba and the rise 

Kristol, Irving. The case for intervention in Cuba, New Leader 

of Castro, World Politics 1?:440-59, April 1965. 

45:lO-11, 15 October 1962. 

Lawson, Herbert G, and Sidney T. Wise. Fidel and Uncle Sam: 

some see possibility U. S. , Cuba may restore diplomatic, 

trade ties. Wall St. Journal 173:1ff, 13 February 1969. 

’. 

Bethel - , - - -.ARoucek, Joseph S. Cuba in its geopolitical setting. Contemporary 

Review 198:663-67, December 1960. 

Smith, Robert F. Cuba: laboratory for dollar diplomacy, 1898- 

1917. Historian 28:586-609, August 1966. 

U, S. and the situation in Cuba. Congressional Digest 41:25?-67ff, 

November 1962. 

Viator (pseud) Cuba revisited after ten years of Castro. -Foreign - 

Affairs 48:312-21, January 1970, 

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LJ, S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Castro 

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