The United States was reported to be so pleased with Argentina's tentative proposal for a common front against foreign armed aggression. or attempts to implant—undemocratic: systems in the western hemisphere that it planned today to withdraw a similar United States proposal.
Mr. Cordell Hull, United States Secretary of State and leader of the American delegation to the Eighth Pan-American Conference here, was to make a similar proposal in behalf of the United States.
Tt was reported, however, that he shelved his plans because Argentina's proposal goes further than any other proposal. Argentina's declaration asking approval from the 21 American Republics represented at the Conference suggests more concrete measures than. anybody hoped in the move toward the alignment of the American Republics.
The declaration, which would in effect give a multilateral character to the Monroe Doctrine, was drafted by the Argentine and Mexican delegations and presented by Argentina United Press.
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