SINO-SOVIDT CONFLICT
PARIS, Feb. 5 == Several new developments in the rift between the Soviet and Chinese Communist party leacers have recently come to the knowledge of left-wing militants here.
Since Jan. 25, the Hsinua News Agency has printed the French edition of its Bulietin in Brussels instead of Prague. (New address: 72 rue Antoine Breart, Brussels 6, Belgium.) It is not yet Imown if the office of the Hsinhua News Agency in Pracue has been closed. We hope to report further about this development in an early issue.
The British Communist party leadership is said to be deeply split over the Soviet-China rift, with the differences going down deep into the ranks. Gollan, one of the main British CP leaders, is in Peking at present.
In New zealand the CP is reported to have taken a public stand in favor of the international conference of all Communist parties.
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The chairman of the Indonesian CP, Aidit, took a sinilar stand Jen. 6 during a New Year's gathering of the municipal committee of the CP at Djakarta.
"Akahata," the central organ of the Japanese Communist party, printed an article attacking “public criticism of another brother party