Change in Russian policy seen as deception on world stage
A Washington analysis claims the New York conferences failed to advance US policy and allowed Communism to gain ground globally. It cites shifts on disarmament, site choices, and funding, noting Communist victories in Latin America, Europe, and Britain, with Russia pursuing world domination.
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Stalin's Health and Political Shifts in Postwar Notes
Diplomatic dispatches from Moscow indicate Marshal Stalin suffered a heart attack in November and rests in the Crimea. The report notes his age 67 and a history of illness, while broader stories discuss rent-control lobbying, Indian claims commission pads, and GOP convention chatter with potential sites and candidates.
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