Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-23
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Rio, before continuing on to
Argentina, Chile and Uruguay
! Secretary Of State Christian
A. Herter was designated to
read the declaration in English,
and the Brazilian foreign min
lister, Horacio LATER, to read it
in Portuguese. at the site of a
monument commemorating Mr..
Eisenhower's visit to BraSilia.
The declaration is to be in
Scribed at the monument in
this spectacular new city on a
pleateau 600 miles northwest
Of Rio.
Symbol of Progress
/ President Eisenhower called
BraSilia a symbol of Brazil's
progress.
Your decision to carve a
beautiful city out of the wilder
ness reminds us of our decision
many years ago to move the
Capital Of our fledgling Nation
from Philadelphia to the Dis
trict of Columbia" he said in
a brief address prepared for a
civic reception.
The address was aimed mainly
at BraSilia'S construction work.
erS and their families. To
those workers and to all others
In Brazil. Mr.. Eisenhower
brought special greetings.
May your toll be fruitful in
advancing Brazil's development
and well-being," he said. May
your hands be firmly clasped
with those of the workers OF
the United States and the en-
tire free world in the building
Of a richer life in freedom for
yourselves, your children and
all generations to follow"
The declaration by Mr.. Eisen-
hover and Mr.. Kubitschek on
economic advancement linked
to the preservation of peace re-
called the American Presidents
emphasis on that point in his
talk to the people of the United
States Sunday night.
Gets Key to City
The two Presidents expressed
belief that the inter-American
system. calling for an ever
improving way of life. presents
one Of the greatest challenges
and opportunities of this age.
They called for full imple-
mentation of principles of
political and economic solidar-
ity as set forth in the charter
OF the Organization of Ameri-
can States and the mutual
assistance treaty of Rio de
Janeiro.
The modernistic capitalize
be was decked out colorfully
for Mr.. Eisenhowers first stop
on the four-nation mission he
hopes will cement Western
Hemisphere unity.
On his arrival, Mr.. Essen
hover received a key to the
city and a greeting from Presi-
dent KubitShek.
Il do not hide the emotion
with which I see you descend
in Brasilia to begin your voy-
age to South America" the
Brazilian President told Mr..
Eisenhower. The plane that
brought you from your country
has just landed in a veritable
field of battle. This recently
cleared ground is a critical zone
in the war that we forcefully
carry forward for a better des-
tiny for our people.
Intent on Industrialization
Constructive work-that is
the new war, the rich war, the
first and only crusade of SAL
Walton of this century. the war
that generates peace. E.
Brazil has started-and God
knows with what sacrifice-for
the conquest Of its place in the
world. We do not wish to be
mere theorists of development,
but rather to prove, by our
tenacity and example. that we
act as we talk"
Mr.. Kubitshek expressed hope
that the United States will
understand that Brazil is re-
solved Ito industrialize, to use
its natural wealth. to prepare
better conditions of life for our