The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 January 1957 — Page 5

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Moscow Talks Get Complicated

LONDON ILV) — Moscow i ■ ilk.- between Communist China 1 and the Soviet Union on Iron Curtain unity were reported comphcated today by unrest ir ♦he Ukraine and a “crisis’’ in SinoSoviet relations. Diplomatic reports reaching London hinted an intensive campaign was underway ir. the traditionally restive Ukraine to stamp out “Titoism” among intellectual groups there. A Canadian correspondent re- | ported in Hong K mg after a trip |

| to Red China that a “crisis’’ had I developed in relations with RusI sia because Peiping “fiercely resents dependence on Russia.” Reports from Moscow and Peiping on the talks between i Chinese Communist Premier Chou En-Lai and leaders of the Soviet government and Communist Party gave no hint of any trouble. Peiping Radio broadcast a plea today for Iron Currain unity behind the leadership of Soviet Russia but remained silent on the right or wron gof Moscow’s bloody policies of repression in Hungary and Poland. Peiping’s broadcast of an editorial in the official Peiping Peoples Daily left the door open.

by implication, to the possible role of Peiping as mediator in the satellites demand for greater freedom. But Peiping's emphasis upon unity over freedom made it clear the Peiping regime would support the Soviet in any showdown with the Eastern European coun-

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I HE DAILY BANNH WED., 4AN. 9. 1937 Page 5 GREENCASTLE. IND.

RUSSELLVILLE Mrs. Kenneth Sween called on Mrs. Fred Spencer Thursday af-

ternoon.

Mrs. Beulah Frazier was called to Roachdale over the weekend by the death of her brother, James Glenn Hoover. Mrs. Earl Sutherlin entertained for dinner Friday, Mrs. Den-

nis Clodfelter of Fincastle, Mrs. James Carroll and daughter Vicky of Cloverdale and Mrs. Maude Crooks.. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Klein moved Thursday to Ladoga. Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Bickett of Newport spent a few days last ; week with Miss Lucile Gardner. Mrs. Frank Wilson Sr. and Ruth spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. James Garrett at

Martinsville.

Pvt. and Mrs. Hubert Spencer of Tacoma, Washington spent a few days here with relatives and friends over Chruitmas vacation. , returning to Tacoma

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