Red China Deepens Africa Penetration Under Chou Visit
In Africa, Red China quietly expands diplomacy and influence as Premier Chou En-lai plans a two month tour to gauge penetration, meet leaders, and boost loans, subsidies, and propaganda. Africa hosts 13 diplomatic missions and widespread youth ties amid mixed reactions to Communist discipline and achievements.
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Miners in Bolivia Hold 19 Hostages Amid Talks
In Catavi, 180 miles southeast of La Paz, Communist led tin miners keep 19 hostages including four Americans, awaiting clarity on a deal negotiated by Vice President Juan Lechin. The pact, aimed at freeing two imprisoned union leaders, spurred mixed signals as radio stations accused leaders of capitulating to government pressure.
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Pas Estenssoro
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Lon Michael A. Kristula
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