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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1960
Page
9
The document notes discussions among Communist and workers parties on peace democracy national independence and socialism. It mentions an appeal to global peoples and emphasizes fraternal friendship based on proletarian internationalism and mutual aims despite reported Western and Soviet tensions.
In Moscow the three week Red summit of Communist party leaders from 81 countries ended with a brief communique showing little progress on major policy differences. The note stressed harmony though behind closed doors clashes reportedly arose between China and the Soviet leadership over promoting communism.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said Nixon is not the actual leader of the Republican party, only its titular head, after talks with President Eisenhower. Rockefeller stressed collective leadership and focus on New York, leaving open a presidential bid in 1964 despite Nixon’s current prominence.
In Vientiane neutralist Premier Souvanna Phoumi says rightist rebels will join a Communist led coalition to end civil war. Western diplomats hesitate as Phoumi vows to drive Pathet Lao from Laos. Samsanith in Luang Prabang confirms agreement.
Baltimore County executive Christian A. Kahl blasted the county council for a stupid blunder after cutting $1.7 million for the Patapsco Neck Junior High School from the 1961 budget. He urged funding from his $91,534,803 plan, while the council reduced the tax rate eight cents next year.
The Roman Catholic fraternal organization reports more than 369000 reader inquiries and 50000 mail applications for Catholic instruction during the past year. The note also mentions serving ideas with coffee and brandy as a suggested pairing for company gatherings.
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