American Communist Gus Hall Sees Better Days For Party
New York AP profile notes Gus Hall, America's top Communist, sees the CP-USA softening its line, taking a more pro constitutional stance, and courting wider sympathy amid Vietnam and civil rights tensions. It traces party shifts since 1919, FBI scrutiny, and legal battles that restrained but did not destroy the CP-USA. It highlights membership estimates, government interest, and the party's fluctuating influence.
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Castro Seen Regrouping His Forces
Havana observers say Fidel Castro is consolidating power with few signs of internal subversion. They note top officials removed but doubt a weakening regime or organized resistance. Despite assassination plots and economic troubles, experts see no credible dissension in Cuba’s armed forces or leadership.
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Five Children Hurt as Bus Collides with Car Near North East
Five children were injured two critically when a Volkswagen school bus collided with a car on US 40 about two miles east of North East Maryland. The nine children aboard were being taken to Elkton Christian School while the drivers were hurt but not seriously.
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