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A Little Something for Everyone
Wohl, Paul | July 14, 1969 issue

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Moscow has had its way at the Communist summit. For the Soviets the international conference of seventy-five Communist and workers parties, which met in the Kremlin, was at once a liturgical exercise at home and a political maneuver against Peking, China. For the Moscow-oriented movement outside the Soviet bloc it was a quickening experience On the other hand, the Communist parties of Japan, North Korea, North Vietnam and most of southern Asia, which seek to remain aloof from both Moscow and Peking, are gratified that they did not participate in what turned out to be a focused attack on Maoism, earlier Soviet promises not withstanding. Peking has called it a "sinister counterrevolutionary conference" and a despicable plot

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COMMUNISM; COMMUNIST countries; INTERNATIONAL relations; JAPAN; KOREA (North); VIETNAM; SOVIET Union
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