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13-00000 = ~enay~ ne aa Gea. Pace 2 MEXICO CITY 2454 $ E CR ET 4. IN SAME STAFF MEETING COUNSELOR FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS SAID MEXI FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS aSSOC, CONCERNED OVER CASE BECAUSE (a) THEY FEARED WaLDO MIGHT HaVE BEEN EXPELLED BECAUSE 3F aSTT-MExTCaNn ARTICLES HE HaD URITTEN FCR DENVER POST AND wew TORA TIMES «FOR wHiCh HE STRINGER), AND (8) WALDO OWES CLUB Q) “at 4 nr — oF) 12) 39 PESOS 38 GAR BILLS AND THEY FEAR THEY VILL LOSE  LHANCES OF. COLLECTIOG BECAUSE GF EXPLUSION. 4. ACCORSING U.S. CON GEN MEXT, WALBG 1s UoS. CITIZEN AND HAD LATSES!’ U.% PASSPORT ISSUED MEXI 1966. 5. MEXICO CITY ENGLISH-LANGUASE NEVS CARRIES STORY BY vAIME PLENN ii AUG MEADLINED “SEARCH ON FOR MISSING NEWSMAR™. FLUWN WRETES THAT OISAPPEARANSE Of WALDO, PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR AT UNIVERSITY OF AMERICAS, AAS BECOME OBSECT OF OFFICIAL AND FATJATE TSQUIRTES. FOLLOWING IS GIST PLENN aRTICL eg waLDo LEFT MEAT UNEXPECTEDLY EARLY CULY. LAST HEARD FROM IN LETTER POST- MARZO LOS ANGELES ADDRESSED To UNIVERSITY .LaIMING HE HAD BEEN - fe EP IN MEXT AND THal PRESSURE FuT ON Him TC LEAVE COUNTRY, Wa.GO & MEMBER | OF FOREIGN CORRES GNDENTS asSoc., WHICH LISTS HIM AS CORRESPONDENT FOR DENVER POST, SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE, and THOSON CYTIZEN. a Sh WROTE Peet aor y fap aruey uc, BsoERS “BOLH UNIVERSITY AND assoc. TRYING cOlaTE waldo. t. PrEme STORY CONT igvEeD: Webo 3 Herias af pene aEANEDY
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