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By HENRY 8S. BRADSHER Nikita S. Khrushchev October, |their stand against the United ae ae Soviet | 1964, said joint action by the | States.

Union eharged that |Soviet Union, China and their; « greatest China's leaders refused to co-| allies was “especially important | aoe eng teens he operate with the rest of the|in the’ struggle against Ameri- imperialism the . United world Communist movement to|can aggression in Viet Nam ff,

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the refusal to co-operate, for the |Russians have dropped their ake Bg Booed ~~ rejection of unity of action. in ‘silence in the dispute with Pe-|i cach is to concentrate on the sacred cause of helping the {king and have answered Chi- what unites rather than what fraternal democratic Republic |mese attacks in strong terms. | divides it, ec | of Viet Nam and all the Vietna-| Pravda said the Soviet Com- pe

mese people,” says an editoria) |munist’ Party .‘‘has done every- in Pravda, voice of the Soviet |thing in its power” to normalize

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The editorial said the Krem. |Party of China, lin hierarchy had been stung by| It charged the Chinese lead- Chinese charges it was not do- ers with ignoring the opinion of ing enough in Viet Nam and, in |Marxist-Leninist parties and re- fact, was underhandedly co-op- |jecting all initiatives toward erating with the Americans. unity of action. It added that Msiry, said Nov. 28 China jthe Chinese leaders have urned down “specific pro- | stepped up activities to split the posals"—not spelled out—to aid |Communist movement. the Vietnamese Communists: | Despite the criticism of The editorial, strongest attack |China, Pravda made it clear the on China since the ouster of Russians were not relaxing

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