SI’AIN. where freedom of the press is unknown, restrictions on newspapers seem to have whetted the public appetite for the truth. At the American Library in Ma drid. maintained by the United States In formation Service attendants have a diffi cult time preventing visitors from making off with newspapers and magazines played in the reading rooms for the benefit of the public. Many of the visitors clip articles from the papers and periodicals. They find stories critical of the Franco regime the most appealing.

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