Cold War II reshapes Soviet Chinese splits and world moves
The piece outlines Moscow and Peking battling over world revolution strategies, with NATO and nonaligned states urged to absorb divergent views. It highlights Sino-Soviet rifts, Africa and Asia policy shifts, and Western responses as Cold War diplomacy grows more complex and bilateral.
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North Korea
Moscow
United States
Red China
West Germany
Japan
France
China
Soviet Union
Asia
Africa
Latin American
Peking
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Mao Tze - Tung
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Latin America
U. S
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Romania
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Scranton's Delegates Bid Shapes GOP Prospect
Washington AP reports former VP Nixon weighs Scranton as a possible nominee and the Republican race narrows to Goldwater or Scranton with no surprise dark horse. Scranton camps on wooing delegates in New York and Connecticut as he attacks Goldwater's hold on the party.
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Guiana clamps down as governor detains leaders
In Georgetown British Guiana without cabinet approval, Governor Sir Richard Luyt declared emergency powers to curb weeks of violence. He ordered predawn detentions of Deputy Premier Brindley Benn, youth arm leader Moses Ghagwan, and MP Robert Jordan, while stressing the constitution remains intact. The strikes and clashes between East Indian and African descents have left over 30 dead.
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Richard Luyt
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Cheddi Jagan
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Lynda Johnson Urges Youth To Participate In World Work
Lynda Bird Johnson urged teenagers at the University of Hawaii to join projects like the Peace Corps and anti poverty programs. She called for practical action guided by strong ideals, stressing that even small contributions matter and that the era’s new idealism blends ambition with service.
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Unity Plea by Viet Nam Chief Warns of Party Chaos
Saigon reports Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh urged unity and warned against political and religious bickering as South Viet Nam debates party roles. A 31-party landscape since Diem’s fall was outlined, with 16 recognized and 15 seeking recognition, amid pressure for a two party system.
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Land
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