Near War Fears Between Russia and China in 1960s
In a 1960s context the article discusses tensions between the Soviet Union and China, noting Khrushchev era brinkmanship and a Sino Soviet split. It highlights border clashes, nuclear threats, and high level diplomacy including Kosygin and Zhou Enlai efforts to avoid war and pursue détente with the United States.
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Russia
United States
Eritor
Striitar Ganger
Red Ching
Fleney Shagire
Bles
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Jabor Kheushchey
Shhrushchesian
China
Moscow
Peking
Owithin
Eulrope
Wicheiushey
Forest Pelleres
Forest Pelleres. No Sooner Wes Krhrushehes
Prem
Er Choy Enelar
Moser
Kremlin
Peling
Tieseyviet Vroon
Khrushches
Tizer
Cua
America
TGA
Alexei No Kosygin
Pexing
Vemeean
Pope Tgl
Whrusnehev
Trovka
Four African Nations Pleased With New Customs Pact
Four southern African states Swaziland Botswana Lesotho and South Africa plus three former British territories expressed satisfaction with a new customs accord. The deal raises revenue sharing and aims to ease duty costs, starting March with enhanced payments through April 1969, and ties tariff matters to economic integration.
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Pretoria
Swaenland
Botswana
Lesotho
Ich Commission
Peete Perte
Lesathe
Finance, Commerce and Industry
Britain
Peete
South Africa
Kayes Bay
Oor
Swaziland
Tata
Fereron Pele
Basinesattan Ghyeryes
South Attia
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