Suicide Of Farmer Haunts Chinese Redf ast Uses Propaganda Dramatic Episode
Washington November 24 UP Li Jung, a poor Chinese farmer, is used in Red propaganda as a dramatic emblem of life under Communist rule. Reports cite Li's death by self-inflicted knife wound after denouncing Mao and his masters, highlighting alleged bribery, extortion, and corruption within Chinese authorities and state organs.
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Texans Directors to Liquidate Dallas Club Assets
Dallas Texans directors meet to plan liquidation of the defunct NFL club's assets and liabilities. President Giles Miller said a refund policy for tickets to games against the Bears and Lions was to be decided, with an abbreviated staff compiling financial data for directors. The venture reportedly cost about 250000 dollars.
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