Mao still pursues violent revolution doctrine worldwide
Mao Tse Tung remains convinced that armed struggle is the correct path for China and allied movements. He cites Indochina and the Middle East as proof, urging others to dare in struggle and supporting wars seen as liberating, while clashing with Soviet leaders over risk of wider war.
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Mao
Ih Fochisa
Middle East
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U.S
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Foday
Cambodia
Norodom Sihatouk
Indochina
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Africa
Europe
Andre Bettencour
Yasser Arafat
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Zambia
Somali Republic
Sudan
Syria
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Yemen
Iraq
Browning Indians Launch Four-Page Newspaper
In Browning Montana a Blackfeet led four page offset paper named the Browning Sentinel debuts with a Buffalo Chips column by a pseudonym and aims to portray tribal affairs with a businesslike governance focus. NAB I members publish this nonprofessional venture to inform reservations and Browning residents about tribal council matters and native rights.
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Buffalo Chips
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Tle
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National Association of Blackfest Indians
NABI
Lincoln Billedsaux
Browning
Billodeaux
Chip Wisont
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
America
NAB
Spain's Moral Climate Masks a Modern Rumble
A 1960s Madrid report describes Spain's strict censorship and Catholic family culture while noting contradictions. It cites tourism influence, the bar scene with prostitutes, fiesta culture in Barcelona, and limited liberalization under Franco. It highlights police crackdowns and evolving social mores amid foreign visitors.
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Alicante
San Sebastian
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Barcelona
North Africa
France
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