Border clash claims flare in Sino Soviet dispute
Hong Kong based report says Beijing accused Soviet troops of provoking a border clash and sending armored units into China near Karami oil fields in Sinkiang. Moscow countered that Chinese shepherds crossed into Soviet territory and fired first, with no casualties reported.
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Italians Reject Soviet Unity at World Communist Summit
The Italian Communist party spurned the Kremlin at a 75-nation summit, denouncing the call for a single world movement and the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia while urging dialogue with China. Other parties, including Australia and Norway, withheld support for the unity document. In parallel, an Ann Arbor murder case raises fears as University of Michigan coeds face renewed danger.
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