Mao era shapes U S ties as thaw seems unlikely
Hong Kong dispatch analyzes Mao Zedong rhetoric and China’s 1949 white paper response. It notes Mao’s call for global struggle against U S imperialism and maintains that, two decades later, U S efforts to ease tensions have not changed Beijing’s stance.
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Lighter Side: Railroads Urge Passenger Depassengerization
Washington dispatch notes a satirical piece urging railroads to curb travel by accusing rail customers of obstructing service. It suggests three steps: ban on carry on luggage, moving stations away from tracks, and scheduling more trains than tracks to force congestion.
Telephone Workers Go Back After Rail Dispute
Rail unions urged a one day walkout to protest management harassment of passengers and service cuts. Hundreds of Pacific Telescan workers returned to their posts in San Francisco after the ICC ruled on the dispute and regional officials may review how grievances are handled by the unions and railroads.
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