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Memoirs of Sirima R. D. Bandaranaike

The UNP had control of the newspapers. The fact is, a cartoonist in the Lake House newspapers stooped to the lowest level to publish vulgar cartoons. After the elections he did not remain in the country. He feared the people's wrath and ran away, out of the country.
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