Freedom of the press worldwide in 1973 censored in many regions
The 1973 year saw growing government control over domestic media, with notable gains in Thailand and Turkey restoring press liberty. Uganda, Rhodesia, and Argentina faced severe restrictions, while dissidents in the Soviet Union gained voice and Latin American regimes tightened censorship.
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Thailand
Turkey
Soviet Union
Africa
Uganda
Idi Amin
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Indochina
South Korea
Seoul
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Singapore
Taiwan
Indonesia
Greece
Spain
Portugal
Kremlin
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Juan D. Peron
Associated Press
United Press International
Buenos Aires
Santiago
Salvador Allende
Allende
Arab World Marks Id al Adha with War Tensions
Cairo observes four day Id al Adha feast as Egypt remains on alert on the Suez front after the October war. Muslims celebrate with lamb feasts, prayers, and aid to the poor while parliaments members visit troops with gifts.
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Cairo
Egypt
Jerusalem
Israel
Suez
Abraham and
Isaac
Allah
Ibrahim
Ismail
Mt. Arafat
Mecca
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Arafat
Anwar Sadat
Aswan
Nile
Defenders rethink lead in modern bridge play
A bridge column notes how leading the jack of clubs in a four spade contract can force three quick tricks. It contrasts past standard practice with current expectations, highlighting a possible East lead to shift the suit and aid the defense.
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East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Ment
Russia
Andrei Sakharov
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Voice of America
British Broadcasting Corp
West Germany
Deutsche Welle
Latin America
Morocco
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