Castro's Cuba Sees Slow Economic Gains and Hard Work
The Havana report notes Cuba shows economic improvement but faces long road ahead. Fidel Castro calls for six percent annual growth for ten years while Cuba leans on Soviet aid, raises wages, expands schooling, and normalizes life with rationed basics amid limited private consumption and a large state drive.
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MU Chancellor Opposes Gay Lib Recognition
Dr James C Olson chancellor of the University of Missouri Kansas City said recognition of a gay liberation group would not be in the schools best interest. The remark came at a campus hearing on the Gay People's Union request for recognition as a legitimate student organization. Similar testimony was heard in Columbia where another group seeks recognition.
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