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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1966

Page

17

China Calls U S Russia Allies By Teng Hsiao-peng

In Shanghai Teng Hsiao-peng, general secretary of the Chinese Communist party, urged a broad international united front to isolate the United States and Soviet Union. He condemned Soviet leadership and called for decisive action against U S imperialism and “the holy alliance.”

John Roderick Tokyo Teng Hsiao-peng Chinese Communist Party China Albania Teng United Front Shanghai Mehmet Shehu Chou En-lai New China Communist Party of the Soviet Union U.S United States Hysni Kapo Communist Party Viet Nam

No clear answer in sight for U S China policy

James Marlow argues two decades of stalemate in U S foreign policy, from Hitler to Red China, fuel congressional discontent over Vietnam. He notes Dean Rusk’s stance on China, Kennedy and McGovern’s push for a blue ribbon commission, and the administration’s insistence on firm policy unless China signals interest in better relations. The piece assesses long term implications for U S leadership and the Johnson era critics.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington Hitler Russia Stalin Congress Viet Nam Johnson Administration State Department Dean Rusk China U.S United States United Nations

Business Review warns Wall Street fears of overheating

New York AP reports traders see two sided risks as the economy shows a strong first quarter, potentially boosting confidence and prices. Rising profits may fuel labor demands and trigger higher taxes in an election year, unsettling financiers and businessmen.

New York Wall Street Congress

Economic outlook cautious as 1966 boom cools

A Frederick News summary notes some factories show weak spots and uneven growth. It cites slower new orders in steel and a 5 percent drop in April car sales, housing starts below prior rates, and corporate cuts in expansion plans. Experts warn early signals of leveloff midyear, with tax payments and output easing potential.

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