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first year in power). | The Communists proclaimed | abies : ‘their loyalty to Kassem while! By STAN CARTER

|right wing groups plotted against | ROME (AP3—They are erecting | him. When Col. Abdel Salam a concrete Arch of Triumph 50) Aref, Kassem’s closest friend-and feet high in the streets of Bagh-‘deputy premier, made rabble- dad. “ rousing speeches on behalf of us- -symbol of | ion with the U.A.R., the Commm- nists proclaimed solidarity with the Soviet Union. During these first few months -

It will stand as a revolutionary victory when Iraq on July 14 begins a week-long celebration of the first anniver-

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Outwardly at least, the masses of the people seem content. There ate some elements of discontent but few spezk out openly. Moderates have been encour-

rested. The Peoples Court, which had been formed to try members of the old regime, convicted Kas- seri’s younger comrade of trying to assassinate the premier and sentenced him to death. But his execution never has been. an- nounced. :

With the eclipse of the pre Nas- ser elements, the Panarabist

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. aged and Communists infuriated 9:05—A.M. Chronicle. by Kassem’s recent actions im/Baath and Istiqial (Independ- 9:55—News. ‘ shunting aside Communist efforts|}ence) parties were discredited 10:00—A.M.._Ohronicle to obtain positions of power jn the| and the Communists gained in im \ oe ee Commnemiary government and army. fluence. Tae nN But the Communists remain the| Communists obtairled subordin- a: ia: best organized political group im ate but key positions in the gov- OO,

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A number of army officers be- Ve came increasingly worried about the Communist\advance and—it now appears — planned a coup against Kassem. It was set off prematurely by Col. Abdul Wahab Shawaf in Mosul last March 8.|° Shawaf was among about 2,000 persons killed in the bloody re pression of the Mosul revolt. DEMAND PURGE ;

The Communists demanded the arrest of thousands and.the purge} - of the “afmy and civil service. They ‘demanded the arming of the people. They demanded for- tation of @ national front govern ment with themselves in key pe- sitions. ; :

Iraq. The Communist menace has fot been dissolved. : The Communist advance in Iraq shows how a tiny. well-or- ganized group can exploit a mid- ‘dle class revolution. The soldiers who surrounded ‘Ithe royal palace and other key buildings ‘in Baghdad at 6 a.m. ; last July 14 were led by. officers 3:00—CBC News and T-C Mat-|who primarily represented the ed- * .dnee ucated middle class. The extrem- 4:00—V ancouver Sering Orches-|ists among them were Arab na- 3 tionalists who wanted to unify

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