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The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 4, 9 August 1963 · p. 2 of the scan · 207 words

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This wack we hava had such a surplus of matiricl that wo hava had to issue a supplement. Some of the itums this weak are of sp@ ial importance,e.g. Castro's speech on tho July 26th aniversary inticstes quite clearly that reports that Cuba i now under the tiveub of the Frantin are not trie. Corning at the time whe tre Test Bac Treaty wes in the offing, Castro's speech puts giato the lefty 1f the “hincee wd shows ru sign of the Guban leaderchip watering dowa their appeal io Latin= Amarican masses ct the bidding of Kreechoyv. The naterial on the alloged build-up of Chinese forces on the Indian border neede to receive the widest publicity, We sre in danger of once again boing the victima of o giant confid anco trick, The ‘Boonomist' may chamgo its tune as it did last autumn when it first reported that tho Indians most likely started the fighting,

In view of tho way somo journals have stressed the arrest of Boudiaf it will bs interesting to sea if thoy report hia Poe relanse,

Next wack there will be a six p2ge iseusa, as the editor has been away part of this wesk, and will not be returning until noxt weok-ond.

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