ARGENTINA & U.S.A.
AMBASSADOR WELCOMED NEW YORK, July 24. ■ A crowd of prominent Agentinians, including two former Foreign Ministers, gathered at the railway station to pay a spontaneous tribute to Mr Braden, returning from Santafe Province, says the “New York Times’s Buenos Aires correspondent. The Argentinians were expressing repudiation of personal attacks on Mr Braden ■in the past few days and cheered him and the United States. enthusiastically. The demonstration assumed such a clearly political character after Mr Braden departed, that the police had to disperse the crowd. The Associated Press says it was a personal triumph for Mr Braden. Observers considered the incident politically significant in view of the efforts of persons and supporters to promote him as Presidential candidate. ____
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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 July 1945, Page 6
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