UNITED STATES POLICY FOR LATIN AMERICA SAID UNCHANGED -- NO CHANGE POSSIBLE IN CONSTITUTION UNTIL NEW PRESIDENT TAKES OFFICE -- BRAZILIAN GUERRILLAS OPERATING IN AMAZON JUNGLE by Osmar Luis -- PARAGUAYANS VIEW BRAZILIAN ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE AS MORE VITAL THAN TREATY -- BOLIVIA-SAO PAULO GAS PIPELINE STILL AWAITS SIGNING OF AGREEMENT -- SOYBEAN CROP WILL REQUIRE SPEEDY TRANSPORT -- HUNGARIAN TRADE MISSION -- 'EL MERCURIO' CHARGED WITH CIA TIES -- TEXT OF CONVOCATION FOR SECOND FMC CONGRESS -- NEW I.D. CARD TO BE ISSUED FOR CDR MEMBERS by Juan Hierro -- PERUVIAN DELEGATION MEETS WITH CDR LEADERS by Fernando G. Davalos -- TRADE UNION DELEGATIONS MAKE STOPOVER IN CUBA -- POLISH INTERPRESS NEWSMEN VISIT 'GRANMA' -- PAUL ROBESON DOCUMENTARY ON TV -- FABIO GROBART SPEECH ON ESCALANTE ANNIVERSARY -- BAY OF PIGS VICTORY HAILED IN PERU -- POLYTECHNICAL SCHOOL OPENED -- SUGAR PRODUCTION REPORT FOR 9-15 APRIL by Juan Varela Perez -- REPORT ON METAL CONSTRUCTION PLANS FOR APRIL by Jose Gabriel Guma -- NEW FURNACE FOR ANTILLANA STEEL WORKS by Joaquin Oramas -- AEROGEODESIC AGREEMENT SIGNED WITH USSR -- SOCIALIST PARTY SCORES SPECIAL POLICE POWERS -- DEFENSE APPEALS SENTENCE FOR CONVICTED TERRORISTS.
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