China Wears Absurd Look
James Marlow critiques Mao era tactics as a childish display by the Red regime. He notes Red Guards and purges, calls China’s leadership insecure, and cites foreign observers condemning China’s policies in Asia and Vietnam.
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Mao
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India
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Red Guard
Red Guards in Peking Demonstrate Calmly Before Soviet Embassy
Thousands of Red Guards gathered near the Soviet Embassy in Beijing to protest anti revisionism slogans while heeding calls for discipline. Mao and Lin Piao were accused of using the movement to purge opposition, as portraits of Marx Lenin Stalin and Mao were displayed near the embassy.
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Asahi Shimbun
Mao
Lin Piao
Red
Chinese Communist Party
Four North Vietnamese torpedo boats sunk in Gulf of Tonkin
U S planes sank two torpedo boats and damaged two more after identifying four in the Gulf of Tonkin. In Saigon area Viet Cong attempted two blockades of shipping channels with limited success. U S and allied forces reported light fighting with several enemy casualties and multiple air and ground actions across South Viet Nam and near the Cambodian border.
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Navy
Riots In Waukegan Firebomb Injures Six As Tensions Rise
A homemade gasoline firebomb hit a car during riots in Waukegan's South Genesee Street injuring six passengers. Police said 400 to 500 people rioted, smashing windows and tossing firebombs as guards, deputies, and troopers reinforced the area. Esther Albarran, 15, and others were hospitalized in serious condition. Civil rights marchers faced jeering crowds in Milwaukee and planned to return to Wauwatosa with National Guard protection.
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Cook County Hospital
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Ralph Olson
Wisconsin National Guard
Truman Warns High Rates Could Spur Depression and Deflation
Former President Truman voiced concern over rising interest rates and warned they may trigger a depression and burden governments and consumers. He criticized the Fed for tightening monetary policy while noting the action could hurt the consuming public and benefit only the privileged few.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Truman
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Stock market declines in heavy trading in New York
The stock market fell again in heavy trading as the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 5.45 points to 775.11 at noon. Early losses were shared, with the New York Stock Exchange ticker tape running about 10 minutes late amid widespread declines.
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New York Stock Exchange
Riots in French Somaliland spark security tightening
In Djibouti French Somaliland authorities bolster security after last week's bloody independence unrest as President de Gaulle returns tonight on a route to Cambodia. Ottawa rail strike paralyzes service as thousands protest wages. Johnson may travel from LBJ Ranch toward the White House with possible weekend stops at dam dedication sites.
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Cambodia
San Antonio
Tex
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White House
Summersville
W. Va
Alexander High School opening delayed to September
Inside The Messenger reports the new Alexander High School opening is postponed until September 6. Other notes mention Athens High defeating Lancaster in football scrimmage and Humphrey expecting Senator Kennedy's aid for Democrats in November.
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Golden Gates
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Robert Kennedy
Johnson May Campaign in Lancaster for Moeller Race
President Lyndon Johnson could appear in Lancaster on Labor Day to support U S Representative Walter H Moeller in a tight reelection bid. Vice President Hubert Humphrey may visit Athens October 10 or 11 to address a district fund raiser aiding Moeller’s campaign.
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William Lavelle
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Lancaster
Fairfield County Labor Council
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Pressmen approve contract with World Journal Tribune
Members of the Pressmen's Union narrowly approve a new labor contract with World Journal Tribune Inc enabling initial publication of its afternoon and Sunday newspapers in New York.
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Pressmen’s Union
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World Journal Tribune, Inc
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