Suggested Readings
Locker, Mike
Regis Debray, "Latin America, the Long March" New Left Review No. 33 (Sept.Oct. 1965). Thirty seven page reprint available from RIPP, Student Union for Peace Action (SUPA), 658 Spadin, Toronto...
...hardback only...
...Thirty seven page reprint available from RIPP, Student Union for Peace Action (SUPA), 658 Spadin, Toronto 4, Ontario, Canada...
...An analysis of the post-Cuba guerrilla experience in Latin America in the light of Debray's two years there along side militants of every kind...
...Gives insights into what the U.S...
...Percy W. Bidwell, Raw Materials: A Study of American Policy (Harper and Brothers, 1958...
...Conor Cruise O'Brien, To Katanga and Back: A UN Case History (Grosset's Universal Library, 1962: $2.45 paperback...
...This Council on Foreign Relations study gives an excellent run-down of U.S...
...Though the authors center their account around rather sensational events, they openly discuss the modus operandi of the CIA throughout American society through front groups, academics, corporations, arndhigh level policy-makers...
...Debray, a close friend of Castrols, was reported "captured" in Bolivia in the last week of April...
...government means by "Communist...
...David Wise and Thomas B. Ross, The Invisible Government, (Bantam, 1964, $-.95 paperback...
...Readers are encouraged to submit suggestions for this section of the newsletter...
...A critical account of the UN Congo operation by the Secretary General's representative in Katanga...
...resource needs in lead, zinc, copper, nickel, iron, steel, wool, rubber and oil...
...A revealing report of how the UN is run, who has power and how it is utilized when crucial interests are at stake...
...A realistic appraisal of successes and failures with a good deal of theoretical analysis...
...The most comprehensive and accurate public report on U.S...
...intelligence operations at home and abroad...
...The geographical location of corporations interested in each commodity is set forth in compact form...
...A detailed discussion of national policy with regard to each resource, especially in terms of "national security," is also offered...
Vol. 1 • June 1967 • No. 4
