Twelve Louisiana doctors have returned after a 10-day visit to several Latin American countries with plans for at least six projects to give New Orleans more prominence as a gateway to the south.
Dr. William W. F'rve, dean of the Louisiana State University School of Medicine, and Dr. John A. Hunter, president of Louisiana State University, who led
the contingent of doctors, praised the ''cultural and good-
will accomplishments" of the mission.
Dr. Frye said the doctors were met by leaders in the medical profession, ministers of health and heads of state and were welcomed into the offices of presidents of Costa Rica, Honduras and Nicaragua. Discuss Interests
He said the Louisiana doctors went on personal tours of Central American hospitals and had cpportunities to discuss mutual interests with their Latin counterparts. ! Dr. Hunter described the trip | as "an enlightening and gratify-jing experience."
"We experienced throughout Central America and Panama a genuine disp
