Mexico bars ships for Vietnam war

by a special correspondent · The Week Vol. 4, No. 9, 9 September 1965 · p. 10 of the scan · 90 words

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The Mexican Government has prohibited the entry of Mexican vessels into war zones, including South Vietnam. The Director of Merchants Ships of the Mexican Ministry of Navy announced this on August 26th in connection with the freighting of Mexican vessels for shipping arms to South Vietnam. The paper La Prensa, which carried on August 27th the statement of the Director, quoted him as saying that the Mexican Government from its stand for peace, would avoid as far as possible the traffic of arms and war materials.