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The Ypsilanti Daily Press
Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan
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In Monterrey, Mexico, on Apr. 21, Presidents Roosevelt and Manuel Avila Camacho met, pledging close collaboration for war victory and postwar peace, delivering a joint radio address on unity, and promoting the good neighbor policy as a global model.
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Monterrey, Mexico. Apr. 21-INS -President Roosevelt today expressed hope that further conferences would be held with President Manuel Avila Camacho of Mexico after the two leaders jointly pledged their countries to close collaboration in winning the war and the peace to follow. Mr. Roosevelt, who arrived in Monterrey late Tuesday after an extensive inspection tour of war activities in the southern United States, held a dramatic meeting with Camacho which was climaxed by a joint international radio address of unity and friendship. Speaking at an official banquet of state in this ancient Spanish city high in the mountains of northern Mexico, the leaders of the two sister nations offered their good neighbor policy as a model for the world after the enemies of democracy are defeated. Praising each other's national efforts in the war and in preparation for the peace, the two presidents foresaw still closer bonds of mutual independence as a result of the fusion caused by war.
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Monterrey, Mexico
Event Date
Apr. 21
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joint pledge for close collaboration in winning the war and the peace; joint international radio address of unity and friendship; good neighbor policy offered as model for the world after defeat of enemies of democracy; closer bonds of mutual independence foreseen.
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President Roosevelt arrived in Monterrey late Tuesday after inspecting war activities in southern United States and held a dramatic meeting with President Manuel Avila Camacho, climaxed by joint radio address. At official banquet in Monterrey, leaders praised each other's war efforts and preparations for peace.