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New border-to-border telecommunications network boasting a large satellite ground station will provide service to all population centers over 2,500; government educational and cultural programs aid national development.

Changing rapidly in character to reflect the dynamic political and demographic realities of the country itself, it is now the most vigorous in the Middle East, outdistancing its nearest rival, Lebanon, with twice as many copies daily.

While the Nationalist government lately exhibits greater tolerance toward the opposition papers, such tolerance is neither demanded nor insured by law. No guarantees exist that the press will not be further circumscribed.

The number of schools offering international courses has risen from 30 in 1955 to 44 in 1963; course enrollment has doubled. Faculty appreciation of the value of such courses also has shown a marked increase.

The thesis is advanced by a distinguished Red China scholar that the elevation of radio as a prime mobilization tool and the decimation of other media resulted from conflict among the factors of personality, modernization and power.

In a study of 24 Pennsylvania dailies' performance during the final month of the 1956 election, the authors found that space measurement can be used alone as a research technique, disregarding headline size analysis and counting of mentions of themes or issues in the news.

In the first of two reports the authors compare data from Latin journalist elites with those from an earlier Milwaukee study and find great similarity. The second follows in the Winter issue.

Communication behavior data collected by diary and interview methods show minimal use of mass communication. Patterns vary by sex and age, but talk is the main channel.