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But Mao Tse-tung's decision was for industry, not man, for greater tension, not less. The sloganeers took over from the economists. Without iron and steel, they shouted, China is "like a fat man-all flesh and no bone and muscle." Did the farms need fertilizer? Crowed an...
In Moscow last week, Nikita Khrushchev not only waved his 50-megaton bomb and derided capitalism; he also crowed about "disunity" among the Western Allies. "Major contradictions divide the U.S.A. and Britain and other imperialist states," he said. "They appear both in NATO and in other aggressive blocs."
The Same End. With the two major Red powers locked in a struggle for leadership, and East and West choosing sides, little Albania at week's end was sounding more and more like the voice of the opposition. From Tirana, the Albanian radio sneered at Khrushchev as an "anti...
Crisis Victim. The military tribunal at Kiev sentenced Marvin Makinen to eight years' detention-just two years less than the punishment dished out to Francis Gary Powers for flying his U-2 thousands of miles into Soviet hinterland. In all probability, Makinen was a victim of the Berlin crisis...
The settlement that Walter Reuther was in the process of wresting from General Motors last week promised in many ways to be the best bargain for his United Auto Workers since World War II. By Reuther's own estimate, he won an average 12? hourly take-home raise and...