The Cuban Revolt Story: AP, UPI and 3 Papers

Howard L. Lewis

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When dictator Fulgencio Batista fled Cuba the first day of 1959, a controversy developed about press association reporting of the Castro revolt and newspaper coverage of it. Here is a one-month study of AP and UPI stories and their use or nonuse by three leading United States dailies.

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