О чем писала газета Нью-Йорк таймс в сентябре 1960
Thursday, September 1, 1960
WEST PROTESTS CURBS ON BERLIN
BERLIN, Aug. 31 — The three Western Allied commandants in Berlin protested to the Soviet Union today about travel restrictions to Berlin and within the city clamped down by the East German Communist regime at midnight last night.
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Friday, September 2, 1960
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Saturday, September 3, 1960
CASTRO SAYS CUBA WILL RECOGNIZE COMMUNIST CHINA
Premier Tells Rally Havana Will Cut Ties to Taiwan
HAVANA, Sept. 2 — Premier Fidel Castro told a cheering crowd of hundreds of thousands of Cubans tonight that Cuba would recognize Communist China and break off relations with Nationalist China.
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Sunday, September 4, 1960
KHRUSHCHEV PRODS WEST ON SUMMIT AT U.N. ON ARMS
HINTS 60-TON SATELLITE
Premier Stuns Finnish Hosts With Attacks on West
HELSINKI, Finland, Sept. 3 — Premier Khrushchev used a birthday dinner for President Urho Kekkonen tonight as a forum to denounce the West and warn that the international situation had "worsened in past months."
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Monday, September 5, 1960
KHRUSHCHEV BACKS MOVE BY FINLAND TO JOIN OUTER 7
KHRUSHCHEV BACKS FINNS' TRADE BID
HELSINKI, Finland, Sept. 4 — The Soviet Union has agreed to negotiations aimed at clearing the way for Finland to join the European Free Trade Association as an associate member.
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Tuesday, September 6, 1960
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Wednesday, September 7, 1960
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Thursday, September 8, 1960
EISENHOWER BIDS SOVIET STOP AID TO CONGO FORCES
President Charges Kremlin's 'Political Designs' Pose Threat to Congolese
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 — President Eisenhower said today that the Soviet Union would create a serious situation if it insisted on supplying the Congo Government with planes and equipment for military use.
Khrushchev Says West Plans Flight Over the Black Sea
Soviet Premier to Arrive Sept. 19 on Small Ship
KHRUSHCHEV DUE BY SHIP SEPT. 19
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 — Ambassador Mikhail A. Menshikov of the Soviet Union announced today that Premier Khrushchev would arrive in New York Sept. 19 aboard the Soviet ship Baltika. Mr. Khrushchev will head his country's delegation at the meeting of the United Nations General Assembly beginning Sept. 20.
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Friday, September 9, 1960
GERMAN REDS PUT A CONTINUING CURB ON BERLIN TRAVEL
All Allied Troops Be Removed From City by End of 1962
BERLIN, Sept. 8 — The East German Communists announced tonight a permanent restriction of the entry of West Germans into East Berlin.
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Saturday, September 10, 1960
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Sunday, September 11, 1960
U.S. TO LIMIT KHRUSHCHEV TO MANHATTANONU.N.TRIP;
SECURITY GIVEN AS REASON
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Monday, September 12, 1960
Russians Calm Amid Tough Talk
Russian People Are Keeping Calm Amid the Tough Talk by Their Leaders.
Despite the rage in Pravda and the rasp of the radio, Moscow is calm and stoic in this season of disintegrating Soviet-United States relations. People seem concerned but not alarmed. They seem to be sorry, not angry.
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Tuesday, September 13, 1960
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Wednesday, September 14, 1960
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Thursday, September 15, 1960
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Friday, September 16, 1960
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Saturday, September 17, 1960
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Sunday, September 18, 1960
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Monday, September 19, 1960
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Tuesday, September 20, 1960
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Wednesday, September 21, 1960
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Thursday, September 22, 1960
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Friday, September 23, 1960
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Saturday, September 24, 1960
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Sunday, September 25, 1960
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Monday, September 26, 1960
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Tuesday, September 27, 1960
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Wednesday, September 28, 1960
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Thursday, September 29, 1960
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Friday, September 30, 1960
MACMILLAN MEETS KHRUSHCHEV AND DISCUSSES ‘SUMMIT’ ISSUES;
NEUTRALS ASK U.S.-SOVIET TALK
Macmillan in U.N. Appeal
Khrushchev Shouts Protest
CHINA REAFFIRMS MAO'S 'HARD' LINE
Timing of New Book Is Seen as a Renewed Attack on Khrushchev's Position China Affirms Mao 'Hard' Line
Timing Held a Blow at Moscow
HONG KONG, Sept. 29 — Communist China's "hard" ideological line has been laid down in strong terms in a new volume of selected works by Mao Tse-tung, chairman of the Chinese Communist party.
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