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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1963

Page

27

Berlin Wall Emerges as Global Flashpoint in Cold War

AP describes the Berlin Wall as a symbol of a world wide clash between East and West. The piece traces Cold War tensions from 1950 to the 1960s with leaders like Khrushchev Kennedy and Eisenhower, noting ultimatums and retreats amid crises in Berlin Cuba and Laos.

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Kennedy shifts Cold War language to strategic world view

AP dispatch outlines Kennedy administration moving away from the term cold war toward a broader strategic struggle. Gen. Lucius Clay leads a review of U S foreign aid to align with stated interests and potential long term commitments through 2000.

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Red China Sees War as Communist Tool in World Struggle

AP reports that Red China, mired in poverty and mismanagement, relies on war as a weapon to push a Communist world order. The piece contrasts Mao’s militant stance with Khrushchev’s view that Marxist ideas are outdated amid nuclear risk and a shifting Soviet stance.

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Khrushchev Debates Peaceful Coexistence in Communist Split

Khrushchev advocates peaceful coexistence and renunciation of war while China led by Mao Tze-tung pushes for leadership of the Red camp. The article notes Mao's vow to overthrow Khrushchev and his claim that any deviation from Chinese Marxism-Leninism leads to revisionism.

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