L. T. -FISHER
I
VBDNISDAY
I
SEPTEMBER
7,
1966
GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY:
The basic
split
between Ruaaian and Chinese C01111un11t
1deolog1ea waa spelled
out
today
aa
never
before;
ln an article
published in
Pravda --
the
official
Ruaaian COalllun1st
party
newspaper.
The
article flatly reJectlng
Red
Chlna'a theory-•
tbal
a
Comunlst country
11uat
export wars
of
revol11tlon --
to
overcoae
capitalism
by
force. Prav•a
cltlng
aa
ita
a11thorltle1 --
~
other than one
Vlad■ lr
Lenin
and
Prledrich
Engels.
Lenin quoted as categorically refuting the ldea
t.hat
other countries should be puahed into revolutions. AB for
Ingle■
- one of the two founders of Communism he was quoted as aaylng:
"The
victorious proletariat cannot impose its happiness l.lpon
any
foreign nation without undermining its own victory."
Thus'";&aid Pravdk~ thfe best thing Russia can do for
worl
Communism -- 1s to build
a
su~cessful Communist
society
right
at
home.
WARSAW
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CONVICTION
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JAPAN
Renewed rlotlng today -- a battle royal, they say --
at
Yokosuka. Japan. Thousands of leftist st~denta and
unlonlata•
attempting
to
storm the U.S. Naval Base. In
proteat
agal.nlt the
recent docking -- of the U.S. nuclear submartr-.
Seadryon.
Turned back
from
the base by nearlJ
flve
thouaanp polla
-- the
rioters thereupon
emaahl.ng
nearby ahop
wlndowa -- aettlnl
fire to
otflclal
care --
and
atoning police. Untll tbeJ
NN
flnallJ
routed -- by apeclally -- trained rlot
aquada.
The
toll or
battle:
Two•hundred-and-torty-two
,11n
pollc••n
lnJUNd --
tour ••rloulr; aeven atuden,1
throllD
into jail.
SOUTH
AFIIICA
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all
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.Prime
Minister
Harold
Wilson
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as
evidence -
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of
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disrrepancies: in lite slories of those
who
look parl - in lite all
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executio11.
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that
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ommit suicide
-
tha11 face trial as a
war
criminal
The book
further
asse
-
rli11g /Ital Clara Petacci
/1
Duc
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's nlis/ress
-
ulto 11as
captured with
ltim
u•as
probably
slai11
by
lite parlisans. as claimed
But after
Mussolini
had taken /tis own life
-
and llten o,zl_v lo
eliminate
lt
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r as niln
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- still set for
Frida
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Using
mockups of th
eir
oun
Ge1ni11i spacecraft
n11d
<111
!lg
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na I a
·
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rock e
I
-
I
he
two
men
s;
mu
la ling
a
rendez
v
ous
in
space
.
With Gordon
la/er
"walking
through''
some of the /asks he
will
al/empt lo perform
=
during
a
pl a
,in
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d space walk of near
I
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I
w
o
Ito
u
rs
.
1leh
earsal
completed - space officials reporting
",to problems
.
The ueatherman adding a
preliminary
l
-
"all cl en r "
-
Jo r L
It
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Jul l
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It
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-
da
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miss i o,,
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.,,
C
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P
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ElJewnere
'.l
t the
C
·
:pe
--
n
frenzs
o
f
o
ct.
l
vlty today
in
l:n;t rnirwte prep~r·:tions for the f
l
lpht
of
Gemi
ni-Ele
ve
n.
In
-
.dn1
t
l
o
n to ·1st
ron
·
u
ts
n
d of
fir.i
a
l w
o
rk
pa
r
t
ie
s
--
thousan
·s
o
f
tourists thro
nv
in
g
the op
a
ce
p
ort
--
tryin
g
to s
e
e wha
t
ts
g
otn
g
on
The
to
u
r
ists
adm
i
t
ted under
a
ne
w policy
permitt
ing
gu
ide
bus tours o
f Cape
K
e
nn
edy;
seven
days
a
week,
a
t two-fi
f
ty
a
he
ad
.
The two
q
uestions
a
ske
d
most frequently
--
a
re the two
ques
t
i
ons
m
ost
dif
ficult to answer. Number one
:
"When will we
e
t to the moon
?
'
'
lm
d
number two:
1
How do the
a
stronauts
g
o
to the bathroom
?
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flf'el,·c
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wil/1011/
/he b
e
u
cfif
of
a
si
ngle
di,
,
orce
.
Polic
e
repo,•ling
Jl,al
yo
un
g
Tatar himself
was unemployed:
l,ut
e
a
c
h of his
lwel,
e wives
had a
good
j
ob - - and
eaclt
of
/hem
gate
ltim
her
wages.
Until
he
was
And how does lo,
e
r Tovar
-
explain
his success
I)
with the
ladies?
Th
e
answer simple
-
said
he
:
"I'm
irresislible."
- LTP.1966.09.07.pdf
- LTP.1966.09.07ii.pdf