Cuba Becomes Self Sufficient Despite Blockade
A National SDS delegation visited Cuba to study its self sufficient economy and socialist system under blockade. Nancy Biberman and Bartard 69 observed rationing, state finance for tuition and clothing, and a labor‑producing mix of Marxist Leninist theories with Fidelist practice. The piece notes Cuba’s reliance on sugar exports to the Soviet Union, student labor, and a shift in values from machismo toward collective nationalism amid imperialist tensions.
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Cuba
Nancy Biberman
Bartard
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
White Suburbs Program aims to radicalize Douglaston
Frank Ward chairs a new Cit Council backed initiative in Douglaston Queens Center for a Democratic Society launches in July with draft counseling and a storefront office The program seeks to organize white middle class residents behind left and far left issues and may expand to high schools and regional conferences No outside Columbia organization controls it despite council ties and SDS alignment noted by Ward Volunteers urged via contact number 224-4258.
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Columbia
Center For A Democratic Society
Douglaston
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Queens
Ward
Columbia Draft Information Service
Douglaston Free Press
North Queens
Joel Frader
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