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Peace And Disarmament Literature — Part 5
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be erscanic replied to this with the remark that an
economic explanetion was distortion in itself. To be sure,
the Union Miniere is a Belgian concern. But consider this,
he said: when @shombe was premier of Katanga Province, he
seceded from the Congolese central government, The then premier,
Lumunba, appealed to the United Nations for aid and received it.
Tshombe was Griven out. The power went to Cyrille Adoula
after Lumumba's assassination; Adoula, incidentally, was a weak
character who could not keep power in the same way that Lumumba
had. Tshombe was called in to fill the leadership gap; he now
occupies the same position that Adoula once had, receives the
same support; and why is this? According tow? it is
because Tshombe is the legitimate premier of the Congo. To
be sure, he zaid, the rebels murdered many natives--they
murdered anyone who could read and write, or who had a radio,
as "American imperialists." He finished his remarks by saying
that ona should read many newspapers to find the proper
viewpoint; one newspaper should be corrected by another.
Next was @ question and answer session.
A final question was directed touguuaseinaanafe Have
U. S. newsmen béen allowed into North Viet Nam?. He replied
that they have not, and cited a similar case when 28 American
reporters were to enter Red China from Hong Kong, but their
entry vas blocked by Red China, <gmagagiagcommented that
this was bscause the United States has refused to accept the
Red Chinese terms cf the reciprocal arrangement, whereby Red
Chinese reporters could come to the United States,
In the afternoon, «ggg discussed his concepts
of what is propaganda. .
The September 16, 1963 issue of the "New York Times"
containsd a story on page one relating to a rally of
student3 on September 15, 1963, held at’ Town Hall,
New yore City, Ths vally was held by American
students who had traveled ta Cuba. Among the
speakers was JAMES HIGGS, assistant editor of the
York "Gacette and Daily," who helpsd take a collection
for the students! legal defense, future trips and the
family of one travslcr who died in Cuba.
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