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sh BRAZIL 19 December 1962 Rio de Janeiro Neridional in Portuguese to Brazil 0130 cut 29 December 1962--wW (Text) Brasilia--The meeting of President Goulart and Mr. Robert Kennedy will determine several measures in the fields of Brazilian &itiéstic and foreign policies, in line with the reorganization program of the Alliance for Progress. In spite of the secrecy surrouniing tre — talks, it was revealed that there has been no demand regarding Brazilian policies. It is said that Kennedy merely expressed the apprehension of his government about the extremist infiltration in Brazil, with communists in key poste of the administration. The trip of the President's brother to Brazil, according to well- informed circles, is said to be connected with the journey of Juscelino Kubitschek to the United States. In addition to the task entrusted to him by the Organization of American States, Kubitschek is Said to have been asked to talk with U.S, financial authorities about Brazilian foreign obligations. His success in these talks is said to have suffered because of suspicion caused by the presence of many comminists in the Rrazilian Government and the absence of financiel Measires. Then Robert Kennedy went to Brazil to personally express the reasons for the reservations of his government. However, the problems of our foreign policy and financial matters are said to have been of secondary consideration (in the talks?), Diplomatic cireles of Brazil say that the first measure to be taken by Goulart wll be to appoint a conservative politician as foreign — minister, suggesting that the new foreign minister will be Tancredo Neves. The talks no doubt dealt with the need of continental action against camunist infiltration, in view of the repercusions of the Cartbbean crisis. In this connection, it was revealed that the proposal for a denuclearized zone in Latin America will probably be abandoned to its own fate due to a lack of interest on th part of the Brazilian Foreim Ministry. ‘The proposal was already finding general opposition and the tendency was to postpone its discussion unt‘l the second sessiam of the General Assembly, where it would be rejected. Afonso Arinos, its AfPOnAOr, would not be present then to defend the proposal before sy. Uv ite Nations, nor would be be in the Foreign ran LEX 7 oe NOT RECORDED FOREIGN BROADCAST INFORMATION Line (le ee as rat Gober (ee a Xu or oo -- ae en ee ee me eg reer eee ee bw pAtmeta et Bey ®