China and USSR Trade Bitter Propaganda Amid Beijing Moscow Clash
China's official statement accuses Moscow of occupying Chinese land since the czarist era, cites 4 189 border incidents since October 1964, and links Sino Soviet tensions to nuclear sites in Sinkiang Ili and Tacheng. Beijing challenges Moscow to publish its side of the border quarrel.
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Reserve Fund Puts U.S. West Germany on Opposite Sides
Paris reports a U.S. West Germany dispute over a new international reserve asset to be activated later this year. The clash centers on allocating 5 to 6 billion dollars annually of Special Drawing Rights to supplement gold amid expected U.S. balance of payments deficits and Bundesbank dollar excess after the mark revaluation crisis.
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Danes legalize sale of pornographic pictures in parliament
Danish lawmakers approved a government bill allowing the sale of pornographic pictures by a 112 to 25 vote with four abstentions. Police oversight would remain to act if window displays cross a yet unspecified boundary.
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Cordoba Strife in Argentina 24 Hour Strike Turns Violent
Regular army troops battled snipers in Cordoba amid a 24 hour nationwide strike for higher wages. Four people died and five were injured as arson damaged public buildings and a curfew persisted. Across Argentina clashes, transportation disruption, and a tanker bomb threat marked the unrest under President Ongania.
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No Majority Expected in French Election Runoff
Polls forecast a first round vote split with George Pompidou at about 40 percent Alain Poher at 30 percent and five other candidates sharing roughly 30 percent The Communist Party likely becomes the swing factor in the second round with Jacques Duclos and the party weighing abstention versus free vote policies.
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Central banks edge toward token activation in Paris talks
The European and New York Times Service report German authorities, flooded with reserves, seek only token action. Central bankers and treasury officials from major industrial nations meet in Paris next week to discuss settlement prospects before summer, with Paul A. Volcker having reached a principle agreement earlier this year.
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West Germany relaxes nonrecognition policy toward East Germany
Bonn ends rigid split stance and declares it may restore ties with Communist states that recognize East Germany. It cites that unity remains the objective and that recognition by the other part of Germany is not a friendly act, with policy dependent on circumstances.
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