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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1964
Page
10
The text notes broad accord between Soviet and Chinese communists. They agree the United States is the world’s chief evil and must be destroyed, the International Communist Movement will achieve this, and that the Peaceful Coexistence program means conquest without thermonuclear war.
The text notes rival views between Russians and Chinese on peaceful coexistence. Russian Communists advocate external encirclement plus internal demoralization as a path to progress, reflecting ideological disputes during the Cold War era.
The Chinese Communists favor internal violent revolution led by the Communist Party targeting minorities, unemployed, and intellectuals. They propose Asia Africa and Latin America liberation wars to weaken the West and demoralize the United States. They foresee U S coaxed by external accommodations under a communist dominated world power.
The record notes sharper thermonuclear bravado by Russian Communists over missiles in Cuba. Chinese Communist statements reject brandishing nuclear weapons and advocate mass strength over weaponry to resolve international disputes.
The text contrasts two communist threats, arguing Chinese methods provoke mob violence while Russian strategy threatens democracy more subtly. It warns Americans to recognize and oppose both forms to avoid total victory by communism.
Fragmented text outlines a college program on speech and hearing, listing tests and features. Mentions detectives, standards, and training related to speech pathology with reference to a Bra tor and initial dance like context.
The readable parts describe a discussion about a test, orders, and a person named Siegel. It mentions a problem with a scope and a need to explain the process and timing.
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