The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-15

the acridly dangerous ideolog1-
cal feuding between Russia and
Red China.
While outwardly still at bitter
odds. behind the scenes the story
is wholly different. 1t is now
clear just what Premier Khrush-
chev meant when he tauntingly
warned group of visiting
American busiress leaders last
week not to count on a split be-
tween the two Communist
giants.
U. S. and French intelligence
have definitely established that
Moscow and Picking have Sc
cretly reached some far-reaching
economic and other agreements.
These profoundly significant
deals were negotiated by Mikhail
Suslov, third-ranking member Of
the Kremlin hierarchy. during a
six-week stay n Red China. He
disappeared from Moscow in
mid-September. and was vari-
ously reported as "purged" and
hospitalized with a kidney all
ment. Actually he was in China
working out these momentous
understandings.
Foremost among them is an
arrangement closely knitting the
rail systems of the two coun-
tr es.
U. S. intelligence has obtained
a copy Of this agreement. which
calls for the following:
Free movement of the goods
and supplies Of the two coun-
tries over their rail systems. in
GLIDING the Eastern European
satellites: free access by Soviet
bloc ships to all Chinese ports;
exchange OF rail personnel. in
GLIDING Russian technicians in
China and Chinese labor in ST.
IBERIA: Standardization Of their
rail systems. and improving ia
cilities for exchanging rail cars
and connections with OF e r
means Of transported on.
U. S. authorities are convinced
this profoundly significant rail
a gre m n t foreshadows the
movement to Red China of large
quantities Of the wheat the So
Wet bloc is obtaining from the
y. S. and Canada.
ANOTHER JOLTER-Still an
other sensational discovery has
been made by U. S. experts com
piling an exhaustive study of
Red China's capabilities for pro-
ducing nuclear weapons.
They have found that most of
Communist China's outstanding
nuclear scientists are in Russia
working in their. field. and play
ing a key role in the Soviet's nu-
clear developments.
The CHI inc e scientists are
credited with some Of Russia S
most important breakthrOughS
in the last few years. Foremost
among them is the concept that
led to the production Of the So
VETS 60 megaton (6 million
tons Of TNTl super-bomb and
the method to test it without
communicating a vast area.
Intelligence also has ascer-
tanned that Suslov was accompa-
MED to Picking BY several Of
these top Chinese nuclear scien-
fists.
This fact has given nse to con-
lecture in intelligence quarters
on the possibility Of a nuclear
agreement between the two Com
munist pow ers. This sinister
likelihood is being intently ex-
plored.
Suslov. 81. has long been
leading X r e m i n theoretician.
Dour. aloof and uncommunica-
tive, he is one Of Khrushchev's
closest adherents. Suslov played
a vital role In Khrushchev'S
bloody rise to power.
In addition to being a member
Of the all-powerful Presidium
fpoItburo). and a secretary of
the Russian Communist Party
second only to Khrushchev. Sus-
low is the secretary of the For
eign Directorate Of the Commun-
list Party Central Committee. In
this role. he supervises the in
ternal affairs of Communist par
ties throughout the world and
"coordinates" the world Com
munist movement.
y. S. intelligence credits the
directorate with power to purge
Communist rulers and leaders
anywhere in the world - includ-
ing Red China.
RED FLASHES - Those Red
Chinese advisers" the State De-
partment has finally admitted
are in Cuba were transported in
Russian ships. That's the word
OF Navy intelligence. 1t esti-
mates these Chinese adviser"
now number around 5000 5000
paratroopers and 5000 tech
nicians. The Soviet vessels that
brought them to Cuba returned
with cargoes of sugar for China
The White House has given
famed Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology the job Of trying to
figure out what makes Premier