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University Daily Kansan Monday. Dec. 12, 1960
Latin American Strife May Last 30 Years
A WIRE SERVICE reporter in in Havana has told journalism students that the upheavals in Latin American governments will last for at least three more decades.
"Social change comes to all nations that are striving to grow up and this is what is happening in South America today," said Joseph W. Taylor, formerly with the United Press International bureau in Cuba.
"They are entering a great change and period of development, just as the United States did 125 years ago," he continued. "But their problem is that the countries have no leaders. They must have people in public jobs that will accept responsibility. This, Latin America has never had."
Mr. Taylor foresees an uprising coming against Cuba's Fidel Castro within the next year. He said that if the first fails, there will be other attempts.
"Cuba isn't the major problem in South America today," he said. "But it is raw and sore and its pain and ugliness has attracted attention to the revolution."
"CASTRO FACES serious, difficult times ahead because of the economic problems the revolution is encountering."
In alluding to economic difficulties,
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Mr. Taylor said the Institute of Agrarian Reform has not given land to the small farmer. Instead, land has been set up in communes where the people do the work.
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Speaking about the military build-up in Cuba, Mr. Taylor said:
He said the production of foodstuffs has dropped, and there are some days when people are not allowed to even eat potatoes.
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"One of the biggest claims made by the Castro government is that they have turned many forts into schools, but they have also made several thousand schools into military camps."
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Mr. Taylor, a KU journalism graduate in 1952, has been with the UPI for six years. His position requires reporting from every Latin American nation.
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"The basic problem in South America is that there are only small numbers of people with education, experience and opportunity," he said. "These things are measured in terms of income, social advantages and traditions."
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Quill Club Creative Writing Contest.
Manuscripts, prose or poetry due Dec. 16
205 Fraser. Prizes: cash and publication
EL ATENEO — Reunion extraordinaria en el Forum Room de la Union el lunes de diciembre, a las 4 de la tarde; el martes de octubre, a las 5 de veridad de Granada habla (en español) sobre "La Alhambra y El Generalife de Granada." Se servira cafe a partir de la 3:30. Todos los estudiantes del espanol y lo hispanico estan cordialmente invitados.
NSA Committee. 4 p.m. A room in the
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Quill Club. 8 p.m. Kansas Union.
Episcopal Evening Prayer. 9:30 p.m.
D.M. Chapel.
TOMORROW
Teacher's Appointment Bureau. M. J. Whitson & staff from Topeka Public school interview for elementary education candidates. Sign for interview at 117 Bailey.
Catholic Daily Mass. 6:30 a.m.
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Episcopal Morning Prayer and
Communion Breakfast follows. 6:45 a.m.
Communion.
Philosophy Club. 7:30 p.m. Big 8 Room, Kansas Union. Dr. Lawrence Haekstaff, from University of Missouri, "Rationality and Revelation."
Lynn Alver, Oak Park, Ill., sophomore, was crowned Queen of the Military Ball Friday night. Richard Maltby's band played for the dance held in the Kansas Union Ballroom.
The two attendants were Joan Munson, Arkansas City senior, and Pat Batt, Algonquin, Ill., sophomore Ken Brown, Herington senior, was master of ceremonies for the coronation.
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Students may submit manuscripts for cash and prizes to the annual Quill Club competition. Poetry and prose will be judged on their originality, style, and content. Deadline is Dec. 16 in 205 Frasor.
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