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Some inside facts on Nixon’s blast at the State Department release of figures on the Matsu-Quemoy mail. It followed an adverse confidential report Mr. Nixon received on two men appointed to high-level desks in the Department this last month. Secretary Dulles, who has never concerned himself with personnel or administrative affairs, will “review” the two appointments. . . . The government has announced that it is getting out of the helium business as recommended in the Hoover Report.

Veteran American Communist Anna Louise Strong is back in Peiping as a guest of the “Chinese People’s Association for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries”. . . . A national women’s organization is circulating post cards for mailing to the White House if and when Matsu and Quemoy are abandoned to the Reds. The cards bear one word only: ’’Shame.” . . . Western trade with the satellites, which rose sharply after Suez, has fallen back to pre-’56 levels in the past few months.

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