China's Blast At Soviets In Snubbing Red Congress
Moscow dispatch notes the Peking blast signaling ongoing bitterness between China and the Soviet Union. Analysts say the dispute could influence other Communist parties and shift alignment as relations stay tense after the snub at the Red Congress.
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Tense disputes split unlikely in Soviet Chinese rift
Observers in Moscow and Peking weigh a possible split at a Soviet led congress as China rejects Moscow’s line and warns unity may hinge on Soviet stance. Attacks on Stalin and Mao Zedong’s policies surface amid talk of Sino Soviet leadership shifts and enduring tension.
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Supreme Court Borden case limits price discrimination
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that the Borden Co may price evaporated milk differently by brand, rejecting a blanket prohibition. The decision remands to the Sixth Circuit to assess evidence, while the FTC had urged broader limits on price differences for like products. Justice White led the majority with a view that labeling does not change the product. Justice Harlan and Justice Stewart dissented. NBC option on Dream of Jeannie noted as a separate brief item.
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