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	<TD>Audio</TD><TD>Yes</TD></TR>		<TD>Audio</TD><TD>Yes</TD></TR>
	<TD>Youtube?</TD><TD>[[yt:Ba9SB2klcJU\|~~Posted by Me~~]] (with [[75-03-A6\|Cuba A Documentary]])</TD></TR>		<TD>Youtube?</TD><TD>[[yt:Ba9SB2klcJU\|Listen]] (with [[75-03-A6\|Cuba A Documentary]])</TD></TR>
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	The men who came to dinner had to wait through an hour of insults from their host before the first course was served. I'll be right back.		The men who came to dinner had to wait through an hour of insults from their host before the first course was served. I'll be right back.

	We've heard a lot of talk lately about it just being a matter of time before we normalize our relations with Castro's Cuba. The talk got its first big push last fall, when two U.S. senators, one a ~~democrat~~, one a ~~republican~~, took off for Havana with a bevy of newsmen but without approval from the state department. We haven't had diplomatic relations with Cuba for some 15 years, but the senators thought they'd engage in some personal diplomacy to see if Mr. Castro was softened up a bit. He treated them to a one-hour vitriolic harangue against the United States. If our two senators were indignant about the insult, they didn't show it. They sat down to dinner with him as if nothing had happened. About the same time, a privately endowed group, The Commission on U.S./Latin American Relations, sent the president a 54-page report urging that we lift the embargo on trade with Cuba. We're hearing a steady drum beat of like-minded newspaper and magazine articles.		We've heard a lot of talk lately about it just being a matter of time before we normalize our relations with Castro's Cuba. The talk got its first big push last fall, when two U.S. senators, [[wikipedia:Claiborne_Pell\|one a Democrat]], [[wikipedia:Jacob_Javits\|one a Republican]], took off for Havana with a bevy of newsmen but without approval from the state department. We haven't had diplomatic relations with Cuba for some 15 years, but the senators thought they'd engage in some personal diplomacy to see if Mr. Castro was softened up a bit. He treated them to a one-hour vitriolic harangue against the United States. If our two senators were indignant about the insult, they didn't show it. They sat down to dinner with him as if nothing had happened. About the same time, a privately endowed group, The Commission on U.S./Latin American Relations, sent the president a 54-page report urging that we lift the embargo on trade with Cuba. We're hearing a steady drum beat of like-minded newspaper and magazine articles.

	Why the concerted campaign to open trade and diplomatic relations with the Cuban dictator whose people have lived since 1959 in egalitarian poverty. Surely the yearning for Havana cigars can't be that great. The rationale seems to be that there's nothing to be gained in continuing the isolation of Castro's communist island, therefore, we should be gentle to him. Very little has been said of what we should expect from him in exchange for a lifting of the embargo and for recognition by the United States. If, in fact, the time has come for us to reevaluate our Cuban policy, let's do it with a solid quid pro quo in mind. That's Latin for "something for something." I give you this, you give me that, we make a deal. It's done every day by millions of people in their business and personal transactions.		Why the concerted campaign to open trade and diplomatic relations with the Cuban dictator whose people have lived since 1959 in egalitarian poverty. Surely the yearning for Havana cigars can't be that great. The rationale seems to be that there's nothing to be gained in continuing the isolation of Castro's communist island, therefore, we should be gentle to him. Very little has been said of what we should expect from him in exchange for a lifting of the embargo and for recognition by the United States. If, in fact, the time has come for us to reevaluate our Cuban policy, let's do it with a solid quid pro quo in mind. That's Latin for "something for something." I give you this, you give me that, we make a deal. It's done every day by millions of people in their business and personal transactions.
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	* The two Senators appear to have been [[wikipedia:Jacob_Javits\|Jacob Javits (R-NY)]] and [[wikipedia:Claiborne_Pell\|Clairborne Pell (D-RI)]].

	* "The Commission on U.S.-Latin American Relations" was [[nyt:1974/05/15/archives/group-to-review-us-latin-policies.html\|announced on May 14, 1974]], paid for by the Ford Foundation, Clark Foundation and Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
	* [[nyt:1974/09/28/archives/javits-and-pell-fly-to-cuba-despite-objections-of-us-senators-say.html\|Javits and Pell Fly to Cuba Despite Objections of U.S.]]		* [[nyt:1974/09/28/archives/javits-and-pell-fly-to-cuba-despite-objections-of-us-senators-say.html\|Javits and Pell Fly to Cuba Despite Objections of U.S.]]
	* [[nyt:1974/10/01/archives/javits-and-pell-find-castro-friendly-buckley-said-hed-go.html\|Javits and Pell Find Castro ‘Friendly’]]		* [[nyt:1974/10/01/archives/javits-and-pell-find-castro-friendly-buckley-said-hed-go.html\|Javits and Pell Find Castro ‘Friendly’]]
	* [https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CPRT-93SPRT41004/pdf/CPRT-93SPRT41004.pdf The United States and Cuba: A Propitious Moment] (PDF)		* [https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CPRT-93SPRT41004/pdf/CPRT-93SPRT41004.pdf The United States and Cuba: A Propitious Moment] (PDF)
	* A copy of the report was sent to Henry Kissinger in November of 1974 according to [https://~~findit~~.library.yale.edu/~~images_layout~~/~~view?parentoid=~~11774970~~&increment=34~~ documents at Yale].		* "The Commission on U.S.-Latin American Relations" was [[nyt:1974/05/15/archives/group-to-review-us-latin-policies.html\|announced on May 14, 1974]], paid for by the Ford Foundation, Clark Foundation and Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
			* A copy of the report was sent to Henry Kissinger in November of 1974 according to [https://collections.library.yale.edu/catalog/11774970 documents at Yale].
	* The report was called, "The Americas in a Changing World" and it was published in book form in 1975.		* The report was called, "The Americas in a Changing World" and it was published in book form in 1975.
	* [https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA093023.pdf The Americas in a Changing World] (PDF)		* [https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA093023.pdf The Americas in a Changing World] (PDF)
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	* [[nyt:1974/09/28/archives/javits-and-pell-fly-to-cuba-despite-objections-of-us-senators-say.html\|Javits and Pell Fly to Cuba Despite Objections of U.S.]]		* [[nyt:1974/09/28/archives/javits-and-pell-fly-to-cuba-despite-objections-of-us-senators-say.html\|Javits and Pell Fly to Cuba Despite Objections of U.S.]]
	* [[nyt:1974/10/01/archives/javits-and-pell-find-castro-friendly-buckley-said-hed-go.html\|Javits and Pell Find Castro ‘Friendly’]]		* [[nyt:1974/10/01/archives/javits-and-pell-find-castro-friendly-buckley-said-hed-go.html\|Javits and Pell Find Castro ‘Friendly’]]
	* [https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CPRT-93SPRT41004/pdf/CPRT-93SPRT41004.pdf The United States and Cuba:		* [https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CPRT-93SPRT41004/pdf/CPRT-93SPRT41004.pdf The United States and Cuba: A Propitious Moment] (PDF)
	A Propitious Moment] (PDF)
	* A copy of the report was sent to Henry Kissinger in November of 1974 according to [https://findit.library.yale.edu/images_layout/view?parentoid=11774970&increment=34 documents at Yale].		* A copy of the report was sent to Henry Kissinger in November of 1974 according to [https://findit.library.yale.edu/images_layout/view?parentoid=11774970&increment=34 documents at Yale].
	* The report was called, "The Americas in a Changing World" and it was published in book form in 1975.		* The report was called, "The Americas in a Changing World" and it was published in book form in 1975.

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	* "The Commission on U.S.-Latin American Relations" was [[nyt:1974/05/15/archives/group-to-review-us-latin-policies.html\|announced on May 14, 1974]], paid for by the Ford Foundation, Clark Foundation and Rockefeller Brothers Fund.		* "The Commission on U.S.-Latin American Relations" was [[nyt:1974/05/15/archives/group-to-review-us-latin-policies.html\|announced on May 14, 1974]], paid for by the Ford Foundation, Clark Foundation and Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
	* [nyt:1974/09/28/archives/javits-and-pell-fly-to-cuba-despite-objections-of-us-senators-say.html\|Javits and Pell Fly to Cuba Despite Objections of U.S.]]		* [[nyt:1974/09/28/archives/javits-and-pell-fly-to-cuba-despite-objections-of-us-senators-say.html\|Javits and Pell Fly to Cuba Despite Objections of U.S.]]
	* [nyt:1974/10/01/archives/javits-and-pell-find-castro-friendly-buckley-said-hed-go.html\|Javits and Pell Find Castro ‘Friendly’]]		* [[nyt:1974/10/01/archives/javits-and-pell-find-castro-friendly-buckley-said-hed-go.html\|Javits and Pell Find Castro ‘Friendly’]]
	* [https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CPRT-93SPRT41004/pdf/CPRT-93SPRT41004.pdf The United States and Cuba:		* [https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CPRT-93SPRT41004/pdf/CPRT-93SPRT41004.pdf The United States and Cuba:
	A Propitious Moment] (PDF)		A Propitious Moment] (PDF)

Reagan admin at 02:39, 17 February 2026

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	===Added Notes===		===Added Notes===
	* The two Senators appear to have been [[wikipedia:Jacob_Javits\|Jacob Javits (R-NY)]] and [[wikipedia:Claiborne_Pell\|Clairborne Pell (D-RI)]].		* The two Senators appear to have been [[wikipedia:Jacob_Javits\|Jacob Javits (R-NY)]] and [[wikipedia:Claiborne_Pell\|Clairborne Pell (D-RI)]].
	* "The Commission on U.S.-Latin American Relations" was [~~https~~:~~//www.nytimes.com/~~1974/05/15/archives/group-to-review-us-latin-policies.html announced on May 14, 1974], paid for by the Ford Foundation, Clark Foundation and Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
			* "The Commission on U.S.-Latin American Relations" was [[nyt:1974/05/15/archives/group-to-review-us-latin-policies.html\|announced on May 14, 1974]], paid for by the Ford Foundation, Clark Foundation and Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
			* [nyt:1974/09/28/archives/javits-and-pell-fly-to-cuba-despite-objections-of-us-senators-say.html\|Javits and Pell Fly to Cuba Despite Objections of U.S.]]
			* [nyt:1974/10/01/archives/javits-and-pell-find-castro-friendly-buckley-said-hed-go.html\|Javits and Pell Find Castro ‘Friendly’]]
			* [https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CPRT-93SPRT41004/pdf/CPRT-93SPRT41004.pdf The United States and Cuba:
			A Propitious Moment] (PDF)
	* A copy of the report was sent to Henry Kissinger in November of 1974 according to [https://findit.library.yale.edu/images_layout/view?parentoid=11774970&increment=34 documents at Yale].		* A copy of the report was sent to Henry Kissinger in November of 1974 according to [https://findit.library.yale.edu/images_layout/view?parentoid=11774970&increment=34 documents at Yale].
	* The report was called, "The Americas in a Changing World" and it was published in book form in 1975.		* The report was called, "The Americas in a Changing World" and it was published in book form in 1975.

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	* A copy of the report was sent to Henry Kissinger in November of 1974 according to [https://findit.library.yale.edu/images_layout/view?parentoid=11774970&increment=34 documents at Yale].		* A copy of the report was sent to Henry Kissinger in November of 1974 according to [https://findit.library.yale.edu/images_layout/view?parentoid=11774970&increment=34 documents at Yale].
	* The report was called, "The Americas in a Changing World" and it was published in book form in 1975.		* The report was called, "The Americas in a Changing World" and it was published in book form in 1975.
			* [https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA093023.pdf The Americas in a Changing World] (PDF)
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	<TD>Audio</TD><TD>Yes</TD></TR>		<TD>Audio</TD><TD>Yes</TD></TR>
	<TD>Youtube?</TD><TD>[~~https~~:~~//www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~Ba9SB2klcJU\|Posted by Me]] (with [[75-03-A6\|Cuba A Documentary]])</TD></TR>		<TD>Youtube?</TD><TD>[[yt:Ba9SB2klcJU\|Posted by Me]] (with [[75-03-A6\|Cuba A Documentary]])</TD></TR>
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	<TD>Book/Page</TD><TD>N/A</TD></TR>		<TD>Book/Page</TD><TD>N/A</TD></TR>
	<TD>Audio</TD><TD>Yes</TD></TR>		<TD>Audio</TD><TD>Yes</TD></TR>
	<TD>Youtube?</TD><TD>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ba9SB2klcJU Posted by Me] (with [[75-03-A6\|Cuba A Documentary]])</TD></TR>		<TD>Youtube?</TD><TD>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ba9SB2klcJU\|Posted by Me]] (with [[75-03-A6\|Cuba A Documentary]])</TD></TR>
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	===Added Notes===		===Added Notes===
	* The two Senators appear to have been [~~https~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Jacob_Javits Jacob Javits (R-NY)] and [~~https~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Claiborne_Pell Clairborne Pell (D-RI)].		* The two Senators appear to have been [[wikipedia:Jacob_Javits\|Jacob Javits (R-NY)]] and [[wikipedia:Claiborne_Pell\|Clairborne Pell (D-RI)]].
	* "The Commission on U.S.-Latin American Relations" was [https://www.nytimes.com/1974/05/15/archives/group-to-review-us-latin-policies.html announced on May 14, 1974], paid for by the Ford Foundation, Clark Foundation and Rockefeller Brothers Fund.		* "The Commission on U.S.-Latin American Relations" was [https://www.nytimes.com/1974/05/15/archives/group-to-review-us-latin-policies.html announced on May 14, 1974], paid for by the Ford Foundation, Clark Foundation and Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
	* A copy of the report was sent to Henry Kissinger in November of 1974 according to [https://findit.library.yale.edu/images_layout/view?parentoid=11774970&increment=34 documents at Yale].		* A copy of the report was sent to Henry Kissinger in November of 1974 according to [https://findit.library.yale.edu/images_layout/view?parentoid=11774970&increment=34 documents at Yale].

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	<TD>Audio</TD><TD>Yes</TD></TR>		<TD>Audio</TD><TD>Yes</TD></TR>
	<TD>Youtube?</TD><TD>No</TD></TR>		<TD>Youtube?</TD><TD>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ba9SB2klcJU Posted by Me] (with [[75-03-A6\|Cuba A Documentary]])</TD></TR>
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