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The Guardian. Charlottetown. Tues» Dec. 22, 1964. 13

Red China Has Taken

By JOHN RODERICK l China was not a signer. Its TOKYO iAPi—The Chineseunuclear explosion forced these.

who once sail. a long joiii"‘eylnations—~emoag them leading

begins with a single step. under-members of the Communistl

took a new voyage on Oct mlbloc—to take a new look at the

No one can say when or how it Peking government.

.will end.

The modern-day Chli‘rliese jour- ney began in the Ta a Makang I Desert of remote Sinklanl prov- the we“ "lewd 1“ a Variety ince on tha crisp autumn rlav 9f WW3: The detractors. many as a tree-like cloud. its angry.1n the unllld States. dismissed!

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REACTIONS VARIED 3 Scientists and politicians in:

.- the Chinese bomb

centre a sVlll'lll'il mass of , I as an changing comm rose huh inmlachievement of. httie conse.. we sit gquence. Some said that without

At this evidence that the Com. 3 delivery system the Chinese munist regime of the l’eoplo'el'r'm‘“0t be 8 1111010" menace for - - lsimany years.

years successfully? Others regard the test as a

0n long Journey Into The Future

have been carried out. Behind this reluctance lies are of mutual suspicion. distrust. fear and hatred.

It the Chinese really wished to make a contribution toward the reduction and elimination of nuclear weapons. their course seems clear. They could under- take vigorously to support an atmosphere of peaceful coexist, l to create a climate of

good will which would make ‘rcal progress possible. no merit in the destruction of Instead. following the down- nuclear delivery systems, prob- fall of Khrushchev. the Peking ably because they lack one atll‘eglme has callt'd l" the 1'00!t this time. istrident fashion for a return to

China 1,151,“ the mm, way to the hard. tough policies of the solve the nuclear probi‘em 1‘ its Soviet Union's late .losef Stalin. own way_‘.l world summit com On the international scene, it ference to destroy. halt the pro- COMM“ M NH“ w'r' "ML duction and ban the testing of‘Ut‘O“ and “Olence' ' nuclear weapons. ! One embarked on the root to

[nuclear power. the Chinese are DISAGREE ON METHOD unlikely to turn back.

The West and Russia have " both expressed a wish to pare » STRIKE END! down and eliminate the nuclear: CAPE KENNEDY. Fla. (AP) arsenal. They disagree on howlA carpenters union local Friday to do it. The crux is that of,‘ended a one-day strike which control. No one is willing to‘had unwed work on $246,000,000 accept the word of the other worth of construction at this

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that the stages of disarmamentispacepor.

mated . nude" bomb_ thouurevelation that the mainland's sands of Chinese technicianslmdustry and organizing ability and workers broke Into wild are more advanced than sue- epplause. Epected. They predict that China The joy in Sinkiang was may: “mm” 3 “W 3’93"." echoed by misgivings in the lovglummg 0‘“ more SORhl§tlcat€d nations which in 1963 had signed.iweapons and the ""3511" to a treaty banning nuclear teiitsicarry them '0 dm‘m urge“- . in the air. under water and in 0‘ more lmmﬂllaw inmost outer space. his the impact that the bomb has lth

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Headlines and Weather

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7—— had w in China and on its ll neighbors.

The approval of North Korea. North Viet Nam and Cambodia were expected, but if he looked for congratulations to pour in from Indonesia. Ceylon. or Burma. Chinese Communist Chairman Mao Tse-tung must have been disappointed.

The effect on India. towardj whom China had made some tentative gestures of reapproche-

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bomb served only to referee Indian suspicions and distrust first stirred by the 1962 Chinese invasion of the Himalayas.

GAME CHANGED

One thing it did do was to force both friend and foe to be- gin looking at Asia—and the balance of world power—in all new light. The Sinkiang blast} had added a new dimension to the 15-year-old China problem. It no longer was the same ball game. 5

The bomb apparently has hadi 8:2I—The Morning Show. Part 2 an immense effect on the tlnk-l 8:35—-Mex Ferguson ing of the Chinese leaders them»I 9.00—CBC News selves.

9:11—Commentary Since Oct. 16. a new note of 9:16-A-Mv Chromcl- iron has crept into the declara—‘ 10:15-Plavroom tions and attitudes of the Pekingl 10:30—40 Market With Music leadership. llzm—CBC New The omh appears to have 11:05-Joan Marshall made the Chinese leaders more INS—For Consumere imminent, l .ll‘zo-Rowrd Album They have rejected proposalsl HIM-Thu Archer! tn t‘n-nperale with other nations‘ HMS-Trumpeter: lull-by in curbing the bomb. They have 12:00—Jemboree Junction sneered at suggestions that the INS—Maurice Pearson partial nuclear test-ban treaty be made total. and have found'

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HAMILTON (CPI — Concert pianist Aladar Ecsedy of Dun- das. Ont., as n ohar

under the Immigration Act in connection with the admission to Canada of three immigrants.

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3.03—Trans-Cenade Matinee. Tor. , y was summoned 3'30—Trene-Ceneda Matinee in appear in city magistrate! “lo—CK "9"" court Dec. 29. an SPONGE Mia—Canadian Roundup man said.

4:10—Muslc In The Air Mr. Ecsedy has been chargedI ‘I3°‘C°U"'d°w under Section 50 of the Imml-l 5=0°—M°' Fl!“ 5'0!" gration Act. It provides for a! 5:20—Tempo maximum penalty of $1,000 and‘ soo-csc Note Book six months in jail to any personl coo—CBC News who accepts a reward. favor or.‘ 6=l~‘5-Cl" Parliament Hi" consideration in connection with 6:20-Todsv’s Editorial the entrance to Canada of any; 6:25-Inland Weather and Sports foreign alien, l

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