Attacks on Czechs Renewed in Soviet Press Clash
Moscow reports say a cease-fire in tensions between the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia collapsed as Literary Gazette attacks Litera turni Listy for misreporting dangers to Czechoslovakia. Pravda continues a three-part primer on communism amid three-power military maneuvers along Czechoslovakia’s frontiers.
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Literary Gazette
Literaturni Listy
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Soviet Vigilance Push Tells of Ideological Sabotage Risks
The Kommunist notes revived Stalinist habits among Soviet leaders after the Soviet Czechoslovak showdown. It warns of internal party worries from perceived Western influence and spies. The piece stresses unity against alleged saboteurs posing as tourists, delegates, or travelers while flagging intensified West contact and foreign agents seeking state secrets.
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Ceausescu Rejects Armed Intervention in Warsaw Pact Affairs
Romanian party leader Ni colae Ceausescu said there is no justification for armed intervention in the internal affairs of any Warsaw Pact member. He spoke in Bucharest before a visit to Czechoslovakia, urging independent state handling and direct negotiations to reduce Communist movement tensions.
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