Castro keeps the Cubans under his thumb
Carl Rowan reports from Guama Cuba on life under Fidel Castro eight days into his visit. The piece notes limited freedoms and a police state atmosphere while highlighting visible social gains such as housing schools clinics and factories.
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The unmanageable presidency by Jim Bishop
Journalistic critique traces expansion of the presidency from FDR to Nixon and Eisenhower, noting growth of staff and secrecy. It warns that the president has become the overseer of many bureaus and agencies, with executive privilege enlarging powers beyond accountability. It calls for trimming the workload and restoring the president as servant of the people.
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