Moscow fears Mao undercutting communism in China
Moscow worries that Mao Tse-tung's policies threaten the Communist Party as Kommunist warns of internal danger to Mao and his regime. The piece notes Soviet fear of China’s possible ouster and accuses Mao of provoking military trouble, reflecting broader tensions in the communist world.
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Long Distance Peak as North State Expands Facilities
North State Telephone reports a record 16 250 outgoing long distance calls on Monday as furniture buying boosts traffic. Despite Bell system strike affecting others, local service remains steady with operators handling calls, while delays occur when calls require distant operator assistance. Executives man switchboards as new equipment comes online for the Spring show.
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Misguided Students Linked to Leftist Demonstrations in Britain
The piece warns that student protests abroad are linked to leftist groups and outsiders. It notes potential policy to bar future students and cites demonstrations in London and an upcoming rally at the United States Communications Center in Ruislip Middlesex.
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Vietnam Solidarity Committee
Bertrand Russell
Peking
Moscow
House of Commons
London
United States Communications Center
Ruislip
Middlesex
Washington
Vietnam
United States
Atomic Energy Commission to Test Biggest Underground Bomb
Editorial Research reports the AEC planned a near megaton underground blast at Pahute Mesa Nevada with potential effects felt 250 miles away. It notes prior Nevada tests, the ongoing program targeting 40 to 50 explosions in 1968, and compares underground yields with air tests by other nations.
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Atomic Energy Reports
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Mint Hotel
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Congressional Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
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Nuclear tests spark treaty tensions and Gasbuggy blast
Big Blast claimed to violate treaty by releasing radioactivity beyond Russia. U.S. AEC counters no U.S. tests cross borders while inquiries go both ways about Soviet tests. Gasbuggy underground nuke in New Mexico on December 10 with El Paso Natural Gas Co. cited as a success. U.N. disarmament talks expect final report in a year or two.
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Russia
AEC
U.S
New Mexico
el Paso Natural Gas Co
United States
U.N. Disarmament
Geneva
U.N. General Assembly
Pahute Mesa
Bernard T. Feld
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
U.S.S.R
Germ warfare within Vietnam war breeds new US health fears
Drew Pearson warns that Vietnam war illnesses spread beyond the battlefield. Malaria hepatitis tetanus typhus and plague concerns rise among GIs and at home as rats fleas and cargo practices risk transnational spread. Researchers work on melioidosis leptospirosis and scrub typhus as cures loom.
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