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War plans against USSR Tories join international onslaught on working class

By John Spencer

Workers Press no. 275, 14 October 1970 · scan page 2

Topics: Soviet Union, Tory government, Latin America

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What we „think Torvism and the 'peaceful road" HE ULTIMATUM delivered Terence to the mistakably а, Чесно the workers' pal mentary oom • ana along varlamentary reforms TALE AND 1R10 NOT BLACKED and the United States in 1962' Simonstown naval base The Tory gorms to the THE SOVIET UNION yesterday issued a categorical denial that it is building a military base in Cuba. In an attempt to placate the United States — which has been making threatening statements about a Soviet arms build-up on the island, the Soviet News Agency Tass yesterday stated: 'The Soviet Union has not built and is not building a military base in Cuba and is not doing anything that would contradict the understanding reached between the governments of the USSR This is a reference to the Cuba crisis eight when under American pressure and Kennedy's threats of atomic war, the Soviet bureaucracy under Khrushchev pulled its ballistic missiles out of Cuba and agreed to forego any military build-up there in the to places the Americane denial will do litie ixon is pursuing a policy of systemat nfrontation with the Soviet Union, not ju: well. a but in their le East and Asia as losely tied up with this policy are th ecent statements from the Tory governmen in Britain over arms to S Africa and the DRIVE repressive apartheid regime.

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