61.   Aristide asked Beaubrun to head a commission that would review the disgraced Haitian military and recommend changes both in personnel and size.

62.   Aristide asked Beaubrun to head a commission that would assess the Haitian military and recommend changes both in personnel and size.

63.   As the United States moves to disarm the Haitian military, Aristide broke three days of silence and voiced support for US troops in Haiti.

64.   Baker questioned why Clinton did not act earlier to use covert action to remove the Haitian military.

65.   But Dante Caputo, the Argentine diplomat who was the UN special envoy to Haiti, warned that there would be trouble with the Haitian military.

66.   But despite the lack of success, Willey said that the scheme will continue to operate at the occupied former airbase of the Haitian military.

67.   But under the agreement the mainly US force is supposed to cooperate with the Haitian military and police.

68.   Christopher said that President Bill Clinton has not made a decision to invade and is still hoping an international trade ban will force out the Haitian military.

69.   Carter said his talks with the Haitian military would be confidential, that he would brief Clinton on them and would make no more remarks to reporters in Haiti.

70.   The only good news for the Haitian military Thursday was the embarrassing grounding of a US patrol boat off Haiti.