The World - News from April 1, 1986
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A U.S. congressional delegation began a fact-finding tour of Haiti. Its leader, District of Columbia delegate Walter E. Fauntroy, said, “We believe Haiti should not have to go it alone.” Fauntroy added that he and the other congressmen will meet with a cross-section of Haitians to discuss a return to democratic processes after almost three decades of dictatorship.
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