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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1968
Page
5
Unconfirmed reports quote Hsinhua noting suppression of Red Flag coverage in 1968 due to purges. The text suggests indirect admission that elements connected to Red Flag faced corruption scrutiny and media censorship. The fragment references press access and monthly publications amid political upheaval.
A Red China editorial denounces liberalization as bourgeois influence in the press, radio, and TV and calls for strict adherence to Maoist directives. It accuses officials of betraying the proletariat, urges condemnation of bourgeois journalism, and links past 1964 opposition to Maoist ideas with current purges.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Cedar Rapids Iowa and other regions. It states prices per month and year and notes no mail subscriptions where carrier service exists. The passage also mentions the Associated Press content usage for republication.
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