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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Mar. 20, 1965. 11

By JOHN BEST

MOSCOW ‘CP Fanatical foreign students have presented the Soviet government wyh a painful dilemma

Three times in four months student mobs have attacked the United States Emba@sy,. a statels structure with many windows on Moseew's main ring road

The first raid, led by Afn- cans. followed American incer vention in The Congo. The last led hy Asians, were in re action to US air stmkes agaiost North Viet Nam

Now there are indications t'e Russians will crack down oa such demonstrations. That will not he appreciated by As.an Communists led by the Moscow- baiting Peking Chinese

China sent a new protes* note to Russia Tuesday de- manding a full Soviet apology for the “shameless suppression’’ of Chinese and other Afro-\sian students who demonstraied at the US Embassy March 4.) SUSPECT PLOT

Western observers agree there must have been official connivance in the first atiack last November when police did little or nothing to prevent the smashing of windows and gen- eral defacement of the Em- bassy. The same seemed wo have been the case in the sec- ond attack Feb 9 - Apparently impressed bythe outraged’ American reaciion lo these two episodes, the Russians took elaborate protective mea- sures for the March 4 demon- stration, though some witnesses |

two

doubt they wanted to quash it entirely

In any case. they appeared to misjudge the temper of the

1,800 students who descended on the Embassy from a nearby subway station

They weren't prepared tor the determined surge that‘: sprung several hundred demonstracors | loose over the barri¢gades to run wild in the open space be- fore the Embassy until finally

pushed away by phalanes of Soviet soldiers

The Embassy waa defaced | once more with ink, bottles ard

an assortment of mussiles Mcre than 300 panes of glass were broken AWAIT NEXT MOVE

The question many here are asking is ‘What's going to nap-

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Soviet Foreign “Minister An drei Gromyko promised U.5& Ambassador Foy Kohier that authorities would take supple- mentary measures to protect the Embassy in future. This suggested the Russians are p'e pared to be tough with the stu- dents

Vf past performance gives any indication, they will have to be extremely rough The police wil be up against well-organ- 1zed cadres who go into a frenzy at the sight of Soviet gendarmes protecting American property, which the students consider fair game

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which it has been tryiag de sperately to keep from falling holus - bolus into the Peking orbit. Having given its promise of ion to the US., the Soviet i rverbment ean hardly oack down now. But it can only keep its promise by risking its cam paign to restore its influence in Asia

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