International Bulletin / The BulletinThe Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 2, 16 July 1963Mongolians Reiterate Support for Khrushchov
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 2, 16 July 1963 · p. 7 of the scan · 102 words
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According to a Times report, Mr, D. Tsengemid, the Mongolian Ambasaador to China, said at a Peking reception celebrating the 42nd anniversary of the Mongolian revolution: ",,The general line of forsign policy of all s0c ialist countries, including the People's Republic of Mongolia, is to carry out unremittingly the principle of peaceful coexistence.,,." He also opposed the current Chinese policy towards Comecon, Mongolian participation “in the Comecon and the further expansion of its economic cooperation with other menbers of that council are a reliable guaranteo for our country's smooth building on a material and technical base for socialism."