Fidel Castro and Cuba in a troubled balance of power
An Associated Press report from Havana argues Castro’s grip on Cuba remains strong yet challenged by internal opposition and chronic shortages. It notes Soviet aid and technicians, mass rallies, a damaged economy, rationing, and growing discontent across classes with limited real industry.
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Buddhist Sentiment Rises Against Catholics in Ceylon
In Colombo Buddhist monks lead protests linking Viet Nam unrest to Catholics in Ceylon. Catholics, about 6 percent of 10 million, face political pressure as Buddhists push for government posts and control of schools, amid accusations of Catholic conspiracy and Cold War blame.
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