Civil War Clashes Rise in Kiangsi Province
Militant Red Guards clash with an anti Maoist peasant army as power struggles unfold in Kiangsi province. Radio Peking acknowledged peasant resistance amid ongoing southeastern China turmoil.
22 Jan 1967
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Newspaper
Amarillo Sunday News Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1967
Page
1
Militant Red Guards clash with an anti Maoist peasant army as power struggles unfold in Kiangsi province. Radio Peking acknowledged peasant resistance amid ongoing southeastern China turmoil.
Firefighters battled strong southwest winds as Jimmy Dunn reported about 50 000 damage to a two story Amarillo sixplex with 16 units. Deputies Stoney Jackson and Levi De Bose rescued residents including Charlotte Thompson from the burning building.
Killeen police Captain Charley Mitchell stopped a dynamite bomb with tape seconds before it would have exploded in a department store parking lot. The device contained dynamite, a pocket watch, a blasting cap, and a battery. a caller said it had been placed Friday and set to detonate at noon. An employee found the bomb and discarded it behind the store.
Reports from Shanghai and other cities describe mobs attacking workers as Mao Zedong tightens control. Lin Piao warns of total civil war while Red China's trade and aircraft production falter. Radio Peking cites emergency actions and death penalty for counter revolutionary crimes. Truth Daily notes travel reports from Kiangsi.
Cmdr. John Vincent, Amarillo doctor and head of the 3rd Medical Battalion with the 3rd Marine Division at Phu Bai, says U S blood stocks in South Vietnam are nearly unlimited. He notes up to 50 pints in 24 hours and 25 units in six to eight hours, improving saving severely wounded. He reports casualty mortality under one percent.
Buck Ramsey reports a large crowd at the Tri-State Fair Coliseum for the 1967 Amarillo Stock Show RCA Rodeo. Top riders from the north challenge the first nine contestants as two go rounds determine champions and challengers after Denver circuit events.
A powerful storm drenches the central and northern Pacific coast with wind rain and heavy snow. Flooding forces dozens from homes in Marin County landslides threaten Golden Gate Heights and rail service is disrupted by a Norden snowshed derailment.
The sun has shone over Amarillo 367 of the last 384 days. Weather experts forecast continued mild conditions with clear to partly cloudy skies and high temperatures in the mild 70s through tonight. Southwest winds at 15 to 25 mph.
The 563 foot vessel Atlantic carrying 313 passengers ran aground by the bow eight minutes after entering a channel. Tugboats pull and ballast and fuel transfers aim to free the ship by a 3 a.m. attempt as passengers swim and dance aboard.
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