Red China Loses Worldwide Communist Support
The piece notes Red China has fallen from a leading role in world communism, losing key allies from Japan, Indonesia, Cuba, and Algeria’s bloc. It cites Albania as its sole formal ally, with many nations and parties shifting toward Moscow’s line in the Sino-Soviet feud.
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French Judge Delays Ben Barka Kidnapping Trial
Paris AP report says Judge Jean Perez splits the case, severing charges against Moroccan Interior Minister Mohamad Oufkir and fugitives from the six in custody. An in absentia trial for Oufkir will follow after the current hearings, with about a month’s grace before a cabinet minister faces public trial for kidnapping and murder. Ben Barka, 45, Moroccan opposition leader, disappeared October 29 on a Left Bank sidewalk and is presumed dead.
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Red China Isolation Cited Across Regions
The text notes limited pro China sentiment in Belgium, Australia, and parts of Latin America with some pro-Peking support in Asia, but concludes that Red China remains largely isolated globally.
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Sudanese President Invited to China's National Day
In Khartoum, a government spokesman said Ismail al Azhari is invited to China for its national day celebrations in Beijing next month and that he would accept the invitation.
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Soviets End Booster Rocket Test Near Midway Island
The Soviet Union announced the end of booster rocket tests fired toward the Pacific Ocean about six weeks early. Officials said the test area reopened to shipping and air traffic and gave no purpose for the tests. The program is linked to a possible manned satellite launch and space-link experiments planned for fall.
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Syrian Plot Crushed by Baath Government
Damascus reports the Baath Socialist government crushed a plot to overthrow it. The regime claims backing by King Faisal of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Israel.
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Dominicans Offer Wessin U N Job After Exile
President Balaguer offered ex General Elias Wessin y Wessin the post of alternate delegate and military adviser to the Dominican Republic's mission to the United Nations to keep him from becoming a rallying point for right wing dissidents. Wessin, in Miami, said he would accept to aid stability and progress while remaining loyal to the president. He declined a consul general appointment in Miami from the Garcia Godoy provisional government.
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Gen Maxwell Taylor Visits Tokyo for Talks With Officials
Gen Maxwell Taylor, former U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam, arrived in Tokyo for a five day visit and discussions with Japanese officials.
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