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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1957

Page

15

Reborn into Freedom at La Prensa in Buenos Aires

Bruce Henderson recounts La Prensa's return to life after Peronist repression. Alberto Gainza Paz restored the paper on February 3, 1956, amid union boycotts, shortages, and strikes. Editors rebuilt staff and equipment while defending independent coverage. The paper, once banned, rose to a 320 000 circulation as it faced post dictatorship challenges.

Ee Atres Alberto Gainza Paz la Prensa Buenos Aires Gainza Paz Juan Peron Peron Venezuela General Confederation of Labor Rio de la Plata Montevideo Uruguay United States Associated Press

National Office Management Assn to Meet Tuesday

Lawson Hughes of Coe college will address the Cedar Rapids chapter Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the Roosevelt hotel. Dinner precedes a social period as Hughes discusses Psychology in the Office. He is an assistant professor of psychology who previously taught at Indiana University and worked as a test administrator for a New York foundation. Guests invited.

Lawson Hughes Coe College National Office Management Association Cedar Rapids Roosevelt Hotel Hughes Coe Indiana University New York Research Foundation

On Guard Against Communism weekly Red line roundup

A Cedar Rapids Gazette feature by Jack Lotto outlines Communist party aims from official Red publications. It notes a New York State convention flip to continued party existence and allegiance to Leninist principles, with calls to focus on Puerto Rican and Latin American concerns and intensified anti U S government attacks. It cites the Mad Bomber issue as propaganda jab, drawing parallels to government disarmament debates.

Communist Party Kremlin Cedar Rapids New York U. S Reds Daily Worker Alan Max

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