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INDEX OF WORLD OUTLOOK

Volume I

No~ 1, September 27, through No. 14, December 27, 1963.

ALGERIA

Algeriats New Constitution and the Election of Ben Bella The Soviet Loan to Algeria Algeria on the Eve of the Decisive Stage

~-- by Michel Pablo Ben :eella .Re'affirms Socialist Aims Alg:eria. Faces Armed Rebellion For the Defense of the Algerian Revolution

~- by Michel Pablo Aims of the Armed Rebellion in AIg~r:is:t ... _ , Ben Bella Wins Big Victory in Kabylie China Grants~ Algeria $50,000,000 Loan Algerians Approve Cubats Stand on Test-Ban Pact Fourth International Appeals for Defense of Algerian

Revolution Moroccan Monarohy Spearheads Neocolonialist Assault

on Algeria .. . The uFront of Socialist Forces" -- by Joseph Hansen

. French Imperialism Fears Another Cuba Algeri~ SQo~es Gains in Defens~ Against Moroccan

Attack National Congress of Peasants Opens in Algeria Appeal for Aid to Algeria Moroccan Embassy Picketed in London Wa~e of Nationalizations in Algeria Ben Bella as Seen Through Capitalist Eyes Algeria Cele'brates Ninth Anniversary Book on Algerian Revolution Published: M6rocc~~ Embassy Picketed Again in London Dereatlsm on' Both Sides? -- by Joseph Hansen More ori the "Front of Socialist Foroes" Ouzegane Tells Chinese About Algeriafs Froedom

Struggle More Nationalizations in Algeria ........... . Algeria's Con~ress of Peasants -- A.Revolutionary

Gathering . An,Ttalian Socialist View of Algeria Bombay-Mee.tlng Celebrates Algerian Indepe'hdence New Algerian' Magazine . A Typical Case of Social-Chauvinism [French CP

and Algeria] -- by Pierre Frank Rd-ss Dowson Explains Algerian Revolution to

Canadians Labour Party Delegation to Visit Algeria Mohamed Boudiaf Released Acilor -- Algeria Confronts a Caseoi' Bureaucratism'

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ALGERIA . (G ont t .d. )_

Book on Algeria Discussion in Milan Association to Aid Algeria Organ~zed in Quebec Where the Algerian Revolution Stands Today

.... - by Michel Raptis Khrushchev Greets Algerian Delegation

ANGOLA

Guerri·lla War:fare Stepped Up in Angola Portugues~Terror in Angola Twenty Women and Children Escape from Angola

ARGENTINA

Oil Companies Under Attack in Argentina American Oil Kings Lose in Argentina FIR Bulletin Appears in Buenos-Aires

BOLIVIA

Bitter· Str~ike Struggle in Bolivia Paz Estenssoro Provokes Battle with Bolivian Miners

CANADA

Canadian Fair Play :for Cuba Committee Launches Tour Canadian Government Attack on Maritime Unions Runs

into Squalls Ross Dowson Explains Algerian Revolution to Canadians Association ·to Aid Algeria Organized in Quebec Part! Socialiste du Quebec Canadian CP Leaders Back Moscow Against Peking

CEYLON

Ceylonese Express Solidarity with People of South Vietnam

Ceylon Group Urges Relief Fund for Cuba Ceylonese Communist Party Expels Union Chie:f Ceylonese Communist Group Convokes Congress Ceylon Communist Party on Verge o:f Split

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Luis Vitale Sentenced for ',Pro-Cuba Position Support in Chile for Hugo Blanco Pr~-Chine~e Wing Advances in Chile

CHINA

Celebrate Chinese Revolution China Grants Algeria $50,000,000 Loan Chinese Help Arrives in Cuba Robert Williams on Tour in China Robert Williams Gives Press Conference Chou En-lai Tours Africa

CONGO

Imperialists Squabble Over Congo Oil

CUBA

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Castro outl'1nes Independent Policy'on'Test-Ban Pact '01 Baaks .castro in Test-Ban Policy ~ore Land Nationalized in Cuba Algerians Approve Cubats Stand on Test-Ban Pact Castro Responsible for Hurricane? tlpajaritoU Morales Loses His Shirt Castro Explains Significance of New Agrarian Reforra Canadian Fair Play for Cuba Commdttee Launches Tour Guerrilla Wal?fare -- a Method [par't orie] , .. ,

-- by Ernesto Che Guevara Castro Asks Kennedy to Lift Blockade because of

Hurrieane Appeal to Latin Americans to Help Cuban Hurricane

Victims Chinese Help Arrives in Cuba Ceylon Group Urges Relief Fund for Cuba Moscow Says Story About "Ultimatumit to Cuba Is

Fabrication ~Jrushchev Announces Major Aid for Hurricane Victims

in Cuba German-Cuba':Mail Censored by U.S.? Guerrilla Warfare -- A Method [part two]

-- by Ernesto Che Guevara Cubans Continue to Battle Blockade Italian Socialist Accuses U.S. of Preparing New

Invasion of Cuba Trotsky Included in Havana Mural

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Tlie "Law o:f Value in Relation to Sel:f-Management and Investment's in the Economy o:f the Workers States -­Some Remarks on the Discussion in Cuba [part one] -- by E. Germain

Castro Voices Marxist Opposition to Assassination

ERITREA

The People of Eritrea Seek Their Freedom

FRANCE

French Imperialism Fears Another Cuba French Nuclear Games Arouse Consternation French Workers Say, ttPay Attentionl tt

A Typical Case of Social-Chauvinism [French CP and Algeria] ~- by Pierre Frank

Students and Teachers Strike in France Young Martinique Rebels Condemned

GERMANY .

Adenauer :Hives Way to Erhard -- by E. Germain The Dusseldorf' Trade-Union Congress Mannheim Workers Demonstrate Against'High Cost

of' Living

GREAT BRITAIN

British Labour Party Conf'ident of' Victory -- by A. Adair

Moroocan Embassy Picketed in London Tell U.S. To Go Home with Polaris Bases The Earl Becomes A ttCommonern and the Tories Win

An Aristocratic Image Pro-Chinese Group Denounces British CP Leadership Reply to Five Proposals Published in

The Newsletter Lining Up :for the Elections . (London Letter)

-- by T.J.Peters Not From Peking [De:fense o:f British Trotskyis·tsJ British CP Expels Eight Dissidents Labour Party Delegation to Visit Algeria British Pro-Chinese Communists Hold Meeting

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GREECE

Greek Communist Party Lines Up Greek political Prisoner Dies Rightists Suf'f'er Heavy Defeat in Greek Elections New Situation in Greece (A Background Article) Greek Political Prisoners To Be Freed' - "

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Indian Workers Protest Inf'lation New Revolt in COnIDlunist Party of' India Garlands Counter Censure of' Gopalan

-- by S.R.Singh CP of' Indl:a Opens War on "Trotskyism" Bombay Meeting Celebrates Algerian Independence ttPrivate Enterprise Has Never Had It So Goodu

..:.~ by S.R.Singh No Jubilation on Nehru1 s Birthday

-- by Kailas Chandra

ITALY

Togliatti ·Clamps Down on the ttpro-Ch±nese ll

Doctor Togllatti to the Rescue Italian CP Debates IILef't-of-Centert1 Government

-- by Sirio Di Giuliomaria An Italia~ Socialist View of Algeria Italian Socialist Accuses U.S. of Preparing New

Invasion of Cuba Editor '01' Revolution Speaks in Rome Italyrs "Center-Lef'ttt Government

-- by Sirio Di Giuliomaria

JAIVIAICA

The Test Case of' Jamaica

JAPAN

Death Toll Still Rising in Hiroshima The" General Election in Japan -- by S. Okatani Japanese" Election Results

lVIAB. TINI QUE

Young Martinique Rebels Condemned

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MEXICO

CP Seeks parliamentary Road in Mexioo

MOROCCO

Moroccan Monarohy Spearheads Neooolonialist Assault on Algeria

Moroocan Embassy Pioketed in London Morocoan Embassy Pioketed Again in London

NIGERIA A

Political Sh~ft in Nigeria Nigerian Left Wing Takes Big Stride Forward

-- by Denis Anderson

PERU -Hunger Strike Wins Release of Peruvian Peasant Leaders Hugo Blanco Addresses the People of Pe~u Peru Jogs Oil Company on Tax Bill Peruvian Peasants Seize Land Peasants Attacked in Peru Cartol!n and Molina Appeal for Aid "Peace Cor,psit Ousted at University of Ayacuoho Hugo Blanco Joins Four Comrades in Hunger Strike Message from Hugo Blanoo to the Peruvian People Support in Chile for Hugo Blanoo Campaign in Uruguay for Hugo Blanoo Freedom Offered to Hugo Blanoo? The Need for A Revolutionary Party in Peru

-- by Hugo Blanoo

SOUTH AFRICA

He Was "Wantedit Wasn't He? [on Dennis Brutus] -- by Larue Gervais

Dennis Brutus Taken to ttThe FortH Scholar Arrested in South Africa [On Dr~ Neville

Alexander] UN'Requests South Afrioa to Free Politioal -Prisoners The N avilla Alexandex~ Cas e Neville Alexander Case More News About Neville Alexander Case Indictment Quashed in South Afrioan Trial of Eleven How A Prisoner Like Mandela Is Kept' - ' New York Ttmes Confirms Reports of South Afrioan

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Sometimes South Africa's Political Police Get . Impatient ..

First Hang"ings Under South Africa t s New Law South Af'rica -- Paradise for Capitalists stool Pigeons Testify in Dr. ~eville Alexander Case Pro-Nazis in South African Cabinet

-- by Ilizwi Lesizwe

SOVIET UNION

A Soviet Artist Speaks His Mind Behind Khrushchev's $1,000,000,000 Order for Viheat

-- byE. Germain Good Word fnr Stalinfs Concentration Camps Moscow Says Story About "Ultimatum" to Cuba Is

Fabrication Khrushchev Announces Major Aid for HUrricane Vlctj .. ms _

in Cuba Grave Deficiency in Soviet Agriculture Moscow Levels New Attack on Fourth International Another Step in De-Stalinization Khrushchev Greets Algerian·Delegation

Strikers Tortured in Spain The Asturian Miners Strike

SPAIN

Franco Court Gives Cruel Sentences to Young French Revolutionists

New Arrests in Bilbao Criminal Insult to FrancoIs Political Police Asturians Confirm Report of Torture Gen~ Franco Satisfied [Kennedy Assassination]

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UNITED STATES

u.S. Now uModernizingtt Its Ar.tillery Do the Dead of Hiroshima Weigh on His 'C'onscience? uPeace-Loving lt President Welcome Change in U.S.Public Opinion [Vv.heat sale

to Soviet Union] U.S. Troops in Vietnam Now 16,500 The Assassination of Kennedy -- Its Political

Background and Aftermath -- by Joseph Hansen The American Negro -- Population Shifts and Economic

Status (A Background Article) -- by Evelyn Sell They Have Not Hesitated to Fabricate uProofs"

[The Dallas Police and Oswald] The Conclusions of Leo Sauvage

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UNITED STATES (.cont.! d •. )

Johnson Puts Earl Warren in Charge Marxists in u.s. Denounce Assassination Gen. Franco Satisfied Fourth International Answers Moscow Slander

on Oswald . Fourth International Disavows ttAlvahueten statement ,. Your Country, Too, Needs a Vice-President (The ~nerican Way of Life)

New Blood in American Business AFL-CIO Bureaucrats Feel Pressure of llFreedom Nowt!

-- by Evelyn Sell ACLU Accuses Dallas Police New statesman on Kennedy Assassination Darlas Children Applaud Neo-Na;zis First to Say Oswald Ambushed Walker Johnson -- A Champion of Civil Rights? -- American

Negroes Adopt Wait-and~See Attitude -- by Evelyn Sell

Will Kennedy Assassination Become Excuse for New· Witch~Hunt? -- by Joseph Hanseri

French Press Remains Skeptical That Mystery Will Be Solved' . .

John Birchers Try to Stir Up Witch-Hunt

URUGUAY

Campaign in Uruguay for Hugo Blanco

VENEZUELA

FLN Protests Betancourt's Repressive Measures Betancourt Continues Preparations for Fraudulent

Election Setback for the Left in Venezuela

VIETNAM

Coup d'Etat in Vietnam

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rzv-estia Attacks the Fourth International In. -RepIy.to uS. Ivanovitchn -- by Pierre Frank MO$cOW Levels New Attack on Fourth International CPof-India Opens War on ttTrotskyismtt

New Statesman Speculates Over Attack on Trotskyism Timof'eyev Tackles "Permanent Revolution"

-- by E. Germain Not ~~om Peking [Defense of British Trotskyists]

FOURTH INTERNATtONAL·

Fourth International Greets Ceylonese Development Fourth International Appeals for Defense of

Algerian Revolution Moscow Levels New Attack on FoUrth International Twepty ... F:i.ve Years of the Fourth International

-- by Leslie Goonewardene ~ Reply to Five Proposals Published in The Newsletter Fourth International Answers Moscow Slander on Oswald Fourth International Disavows ttAlvahuete" Statement

MARXIST ECONOMIC THEORY

The Law of Value in Relation to Self-Management and Investments in the Economy of the Workers States -­Some Remarks on the Discussion in Cuba [part one]

by E. Germain

NUCLEAR- DISARMAMENT CAMPAIGN

New Threat Faces Esk~os and Lapps A Few More steps Along the Path of Insanity

[France, Canada] Another Record [Strontium-gO] tiThe First All-Out Nuclear Confrontation" Frenoh Nuclear Games Arouse Consternation

SINO-SOVIET CONFLICT

Moscow-Peking Dispute Affects Scandinavian CP's. Togliatti Clamps Down on the 1IPro-Chineseu Forward to Leninl -- Not Back to Stalin in the

Fight Against Khrushchev -- by E~ Germain Norweglan Connnunist Party Straddles in Mos·cow­

Peking D:Lspute Indonesian Communist Party Leaders Veer Toward China The Highest. Expression of Khrushchevism

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Chou En-l~i Seeks to Ease Tension Doctor Togliatti to the Rescue Greek Communist Party Lines Up A Welcome Development in Peking 1 s Polemics Pro-Chinese Group Denounces British CP Leadership Timof'eyev Tackles uPermanent Revolution"

-- by E. Germain British Pro-Chinese Communists Hold Meeting Pro-Chinese Wing Advances in Chile Sino-Soviet Conf'lict Divides World Peace Council Canadian CP Leaders Back Moscow Against Peking .

TEST-BAN PACT

castro Outlines Independent Policy on Test-Ban Pact HtY Backs Castro in Test-Ban Policy A gerians Approve Cuba's Stand on Test~BanPact

BOOK REVIEWS

Deutscher! s Biography of Trotsky ".Tp.e _.prop1:l,.at Outcast" [part one] -- by Joseph Hansen

Deutscher!s Biography of' Trotsky ttThePrephet Out6ast" [part two] -- by Joseph Hansen

MISCELLANEOUS Jakarta Hit 1,518 Times A Day [Adverti.sing messages] Unexpected Back:fire . . . .. ~. '. .. Good Choice f'or Peace Prize [Linus Pauling] Another Reoord [Strontium-90] Drawings of' the Boss? An Action That Came Natural Operation "Big Liftn

If You Need A Consoling Word Anim.o.1s:LessFree Than You Think Nobel Prize Was An ItInsult it

H-Bomb Paves Way for New Deterrent N~ Flowers Either First Responses to World Outlook If' the Bomb Doesn't Get Us, DDT Will

-- by Paul Abbott -Two Pamphlets to Send For [tiThe Corrnnunist Manif'esto

Today'" and "The Moscow-Peking Dispute 'and the Fourth International"]'

Another Triumph for American Civilization

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