Charge D'Affaires of Haiti addresses coast-to-coast radio audience. Raoul Lizaire, Charge D'Affaires of Haiti, addressing the coast-to-coast audience of the Columbia Broadcasting System Sunday March 30 from Washington, in the conclave of Nations series during which ranking diplomats of all countries
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