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Soviets Ignore Chincy
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MOSCOW (W The Sov.et
party ignored Chinese Conn ainist
critic': :n of Premier Khrushf cv’s
conciliatory strate/.y in the Caban
crisis.
Pravda, the party organ, in a
report on Communist-bloc support
for Soviet moves in the crisis,
gave a bare one-sentence summary
of Peiping’s reaction: Meetings of
solidarity with the Cuban people.
Although words of praise for
Khrushchev’s decision to with
draw Soviet missiles from Cuba
have come in from most Commu
nist capitals, the Chinese have
conspicuously refrained from send
ing their compliments.
The scarcely concealed anger
over Khrushchev’s tactics display
ed in comments from Peiping is
believed to have deepened the
ideological split between Moscow
and Peiping.
The Soviets appeared to reply
to the Chinese in typically round
about fashion. Pravda published
a long editorial attacking a re
cently purged Mongolian Commu
nist party politburo member, who
is reliably reported to have been
a key figure in a pro-Chinese fac
tion in Ulan P>ator.
The Mongolian Communist, D.
Tumur-Ochir, was accused of a
series of crimes including nihilism,
nationalism, anti-Marxism and at
tempting to disrupt Mongolian
Soviet friendship.
The prominent play given the
reprint of the editorial from the
Mongolian Communist party organ
was interpreted here as a thinly
veiled slap at the dissenting
Chinese.
NOTICE OF
GENERAL ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that pur
suant to the Alaska Election Code
as amended and in conformity
therewith, a General Election will
be held on Tuesday, November 6,
1962, between the hours of 8 a.m.
and 8 p.m. for the purpose of
electing:
A UNITED STATES
SENATOR
A UNITED STATES
REPRESENTATIVE
A GOVERNOR OF
THE STATE OF ALASKA
A SECRETARY OF STATE
TEN (10) STATE SENATORS
FORTY (40)
STATE REPRESENTATIVES
and for voting on the following
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INITIATIVE NO. 1 (ON
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FOUR (4)
BONDING PROPOSITIONS
THE RETENTION OF TWO
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Location of polling places and
precinct boundaries will be posted
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precinct in all Election Districts.
Further information regarding
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aries is available for the North
western District at the Office of
Mrs. Mary Andersen, Election
Supervisor, Nome, Alaska.
HUGH J. WADE.
Secretary of State
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AGAIN
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HE WASN’T IN WASHINGTON WHEN
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2. PRESIDENTS EMERGENCY POWERS
3. THE TRADE EXPANSION ACT
GRUENING WAS ABSENT
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