Commu nist Split in Moscow and Peking Shapes East West Ties
The piece argues that the Moscow Peking split is a power struggle for leadership of world communism and policy toward the West. It warns against overoptimism, notes Khrushchev leaks suggesting possible easing, and forecasts longer term, larger opportunities and risks for East West relations amid both capitals competing for influence with newly independent nations.
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Moscow
Peking
Soviet Union
China
West
Pevate
Mr. Khrushchev
el Helo
Upsi
Dali
Khrushchev
Mr. Kheweshehev
Incompatibility of Communism and Capitalism
The article discusses the fractured unity of world communism from Stalin to Mao and the Yugoslav split, urging Washington and the West to recognize the need to understand and potentially support national communism as a stabilizing factor amid ideological swings.
National interests redefine the Cold War bloc
The article argues that national interest, not ideology, shapes policy toward Communist states. It notes Yugoslavia’s divergence from Soviet lines and urges Congress to restore most favored nation status for Yugoslavia and Poland. It warns that schisms could foster new forms of national communism within the bloc.
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Romania
United States
Moxon
Peking
Washington
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
White House
Congress
Poland
Mason
Not enough context to define headline
Fragmentary text discusses discreet responsiveness to a satellite in strengthening links with the West for mutual gain in the world power struggle. No clear individuals, places, or organizations identified.
Dollar Day Praise From A Loyal Reader
A reader named Cora B Steele writes to the Herald expressing appreciation for the weekly paper and thanking the staff for their kindness and effort. The note references Dollar Day and praises the Herald’s wart ads and salesmanship.
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Cora B. Steele
Myrtle Point Rally Squad Tours Area
Local youths from Myrtle Point High School joined seven rally squad members in a weekend tour through Oregon, visiting relatives in Edgewood California and Portland. The group includes Jeanne Thompson Sonya Robison Susan Gaess and Vickie Able among others.
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Lewis and Clark College
Portland
Myrtle Point High School
James Howe
Jeanne Thompson
Sonya Robison
Susan Gaess
Vickie
Able
Oregon City
Bowe
Gene Benniksen
Jame Schroeder
Ruby Branksma Wen
Elton Schroeder
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Society For the Prevention of
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Kennewick
Wash
Tom Perrier
Earl Sligeby
Edgewood, Calif
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