Mao Mao Tse-tung turns 77 amid unfulfilled revolution
Mao Tse-tung, at 77, still pursues perpetual revolution as the Cultural Revolution’s early aims remain largely undone. The party’s destroyed structure remains unrebuilt, youth loyalty wanes, and the military continues to drive governance. He is reportedly in good health and seldom celebrates birthdays publicly.
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British banker freed by Red Chinese in Hong Kong
David Johnston, a 56 year old British banker, was released from a Red Chinese prison after 28 months and a signed confession. He walked to freedom across the border into Hong Kong on Christmas 1970, reuniting with his wife who had flown in from London. He told reporters the charges were vague and that he did not know the specific spying activity he was accused of.
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Embalmer Reports Theft Of Fluids And Tape Player
Charleston report states embalmer James W. Lowry told police 12 pints of highly toxic embalming fluid and a tape player were stolen from his car. The incident occurred in Charleston, West Virginia, as police begin investigation into the burglary and theft.
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