Guantanamo Naval Base Seen Vital to U S Defense
The article reports on Fidel Castro drafting a decree to seize Guantanamo Bay, claiming U S sovereignty is invalid since Cuba never signed the Treaty of Paris. It notes Raul Castro’ s influence, Bonsal diplomacy, and Adm. Burke’s warning of a possible hostile occupation.
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U.S. Defense
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Naval Operations
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Raul
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York Times
United States
U.S.A
Philip Bonsa
Castro
Fidel
Havana
Marcello Fernandez
Bonsal
Bonsai
Admiral Burke
Revamped Communists Spread New Propaganda
William L. Ryan analyzes the Communist Party's extensive propaganda apparatus as it gears up for a renewed push within the world movement. The piece references central committee resolutions and a shift in messaging to sustain global revolutionary momentum.
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Associated Press
Communist Party
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San Antonio student campaigning for Lee
A fragmentary report discusses student campaigning for Robert E Lee and a posthumous citizen status amid talks on socialist influence and international tension. The piece mentions Soviet Union guided propaganda and a drive to train Communist youth, amid a broader revision of internal messaging and patriotic appeals. Idaho is noted as the only state with no foreign flag flown.
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Soviet Union
Asia
Africa
Central Committee
Idaho
United States
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