is simmering international problem came to a head in 1958, when the red forces of mao zedong on china'sainland shelled the offshore islands garrisoned by trips from the , republic of china. united states's seven fleet appeared for action though , america's allies opposed intervention. president of, the china, was presented to disavow intentions to invade the mainland, and the shelling dwindled to a stop, leaving the china conflict unresolved. in cuba, several rebel factions united to fight for the over for batista.ator florencia during the revolt, the american naval base at guantanamo, cuba, was reinforced as a precautionary measure, but the united states maintained a hands-off policy. fidel castro, leader of the united rebel factions entered , havana in january, 1959, following the flight of batista, . castro promised free, democratic elections. these never materialized. brutal executions following his war trials, and the marxist backgrounds of chief aides made it increasingly evident his regime was under russian influence. evidence of communist agents in latin america had previously a

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he once wrote a book on "how to win an election for your car he said i adopted the tactics of mao zedongsaid that if the situation is propitious, you can get millions of people to vote for someone who has the absolute opposite ideology that they do. so he was a very tough campaign manager. host: we have a question in the audience. please introduce yourself and go ahead. >> good evening. my name is richard muse are. i was 16 months old when we moved to arizona, so i claim to be a native. it was a pleasure to hear the information about senator goldwater from so many experts. when i was in the second grade, i made a gentleman named bill mcewen, and we have been friends since then. in 1964, i was a lowly specialist fourth class in the army in fort benning, georgia. i wasn't old enough to vote at that time because arizona was 21 and i was only 20. when i listened to the senator discuss using low yield nuclear weapons in vietnam, it made sense to me as a military person and it made sense to a lot of my fellow soldiers at the same time . the point that the johnson campaign exaggerated, the impa

. -- mao zedong. saw the light a few years later. was a very close friend of henry luce but they had an ideological parting of the ways. he had a a very vivid, wonderf, productive life. >> host: what do you mean by fellow traveler? >> guest: well, he tended to think everything that mao zedong came up with was probably correct on talking about the late 30s and early '40s during the time when time shall check was with the undefined and there was a lot of corruption but his hospitality to the maoist movement alienated henry luce was very, very from on the other side and closed that resignation. >> host: we are used to see you playing box at the phoenix symphony arbeit about bach but in this appreciating section you have a column is beethoven a monument? what's that all about? >> guest: well, that's an interesting point. adam smith said the state can legitimately do certain things and those are a very short list. it can look after the common sense and it can be the custodian of monuments. so i asked myself the question, does the authorit