Mao May Suffer Hardening Of Brain Arteries
East Berlin internist Dr. Lee predicted Mao Zedong may be suffering from hardening arteries that could affect his leadership. He said the cultural revolution’s momentum risks delaying China’s modernization for years. Lee, recovering from abdominal surgery in East Berlin, noted Red Guards act to prove Mao’s power without the leaders.
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Churches Move To Form Single Body In Britain
London AP reports a joint committee of the Congregational Church and the Presbyterian Church of England has unanimously agreed on a basis for union. They propose a single body to be named the Reformed Church and will send the plan to respective church officials for approval.
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Church union potential in England nears approval
Did You Know asks about arterioles and church mergers. Five church assemblies seek approval for a union that could form a single church by 1970, the first since the 16th century reformation split Roman Catholic and Protestant bodies. Congregationalists claim 200,008 members and 1,254 ministers including about 40 women. Presbyterians claim 70,000 members and 299 ministers including three women.
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No Time for Tomatoes on the Asphalt Prairie
Chicago based column describes a winter mindset toward tomatoes. The narrator imagines growing tomato blossoms on a back porch, recounts a failed season with yellow blossoms and green fruit, and recalls plant shopping at a civic sale. The piece blends humor with gardening pursuits and keeps a local, period voice.
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Wrong Questions Lead To Nothing But Trouble
HAL BOYLE notes that asking the wrong questions invites trouble while curiosity signals learning. He lists examples of foolish questions from everyday life and highlights a solar system fact: Mercury and Venus orbit the sun more closely than Earth.
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