Communism Summit Splits World Movement Yet Shows Moscow Gains
Henry Shapiro reports from Moscow that the world Communist movement remains fractured after a 13 day summit. Moscow no longer centers world communism as 75 of 86 parties attended and China’s rise caused splintering, yet Soviet hosts claim modest gains and open debate for the first time since 1960.
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U.S. Income Climbs to 735 Billion as May Growth Matches April
Personal income rose by 3.75 billion dollars in May, the Commerce Department reported. The May increase matched April and left the annual rate at 735 billion dollars, with wage gains contributing about 2.5 billion, and interest payments and Social Security checks up 500 million each.
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