Sino-Soviet Sense and Nonsense

Joe Alsop began his New Year’s Eve column: “For 1963, there is at least one fairly safe New Year forecast. The next twelve months will tend to be dominated by events resulting, directly or indirectly, from the deepening rupture between Communist China and the Soviet Union.”

This leads me to my own fairly safe New Year forecast. The next twelve months of newsprint will tend to be dominated by oceans of such nonsense concerning Sino-Soviet relations as is typically expressed in Joe Alsop’s New Year’s Eve column.

JB

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James Burnham

Joe Alsop began his New Year’s Eve column: “For 1963, there is at least one fairly safe New Year forecast. The next twelve months will tend to be dominated by events resulting, directly or indirectly, from the deepening rupture between Communist China and the Soviet Union.”

This leads me to my own fairly safe New Year forecast. The next twelve months of newsprint will tend to be dominated by oceans of such nonsense concerning Sino-Soviet relations as is typically expressed in Joe Alsop’s New Year’s Eve column.