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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1964
Page
4
The Chinese People's Daily denounces Khrushchev as a fraud and accuses the Soviet Union of imperialism and perfidy in a 1500 word preface to Suslov's critique of China. Beijing warns Moscow against publishing further anti Chinese statements while planning to release extracts from two Moscow attacks.
Belgrade reports Romania aligns with Premier Khrushchev's policy and calls on Moscow and Beijing to halt war of words. A Bucharest paper published after a Communist Party Central Committee meeting says peaceful coexistence underpins socialist foreign policy and should settle disputes by negotiation.
LOURENCO MARQUES Mozambique reports a contingent of Portuguese troops arrived over the weekend to reinforce Mozambican military garrison, according to the South African Press Association.
An advertisement from the Teroff office in California markets scalp treatment for baldness. It touts expert services, thousands of clients treated, and a trial treatment offer for $2.00 with no appointment needed. The message emphasizes brief examinations by trained specialists and a focus on working people.
A London paper reports possible diplomatic feelers for a three-way summit among Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union before year end. The piece cites Khrushchev seeking a joint policy to curb nuclear weapons and halt new tensions amid looming elections and postwar power shifts.
Mongolian sources report widened alliance with Moscow by gradually replacing Chinese personnel. Since last year, estimates place 13,000 technicians and 40,000 laborers involved in the shift as the Kremlin deepens cooperation with Mongolia.
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