Cuban writers adhere to the revolution
In Havana a visiting reporter tours La Bodeguita del Medio with Cuban officials Ernesto Dum Pierre and Jose A. Tabares del Real. They discuss writing within the revolution, the role of the writers union, and the limits on dissent, noting Castro's dictum that inside the revolution everything, outside nothing. The piece contrasts Cuban censorship with freer press norms back home.
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John McCormally
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Ernesto Dum Pierre
Alan Barron
McGovern
Castro
Mary Pickford
Dorothy Killgallen
Ernesto
Tabares Jose A. Tabares del Real
Tobares
Foreign Ministry
Writers’ Union
Herberto Padilla Lorenzo
Raul Castro
Jean Paul
Nicholas Guillen
Alina Aloya
Elizabeth Hernandez
Ministry of Foreign Affirs
Nguyen Thi Binh
PRG
Gates hires William L. Robison as industrial relations expert
Gates Rubber Co at the plant in Iola appoints William L. Robison of Iola as industrial relations specialist. He previously served two years as vocational rehabilitation counselor here and holds a counseling degree from Fort Hays State College. His duties include plant safety staffing counseling and community relations.
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Iola — Gates Rubber Co
William L. Robison
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Robison
Fort Hays State College
Gates
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