Guards arrest leaders amid upheaval in Beijing report
An Associated Press dispatch from Pebsrg sar Venienitay cites authorities in Beijing linking arrests of senior military and party figures to a major shakeup. Ret Grime blamed the action on internal strife within the Defence Ministry and the ruling party, naming several officials as targets of the crackdown.
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Hsiang Yong
Bn Prac
Bo Tame
Mao Tse-tung idolized as sun and guide of 700 million Chinese
Hong Kong reports Mao Tse-tung, 73 tomorrow, in strong health and at peak popularity. State media praise him as the sun, light, and moral guide. Mao’s quotations book is termed the Red Bible and widely displayed. A Chinese folk song elevates him above parents, while observers note his influence in planning defense and atomic efforts.
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Wild rumours swirl as Mao reappears in May amid Hangchow rumors
Rumors spread that Mao Zedong disappeared from public life for months and suffered paralysis. He resurfaced in May to meet an Albanian Party delegation at a resort city near Hangzhou, then swam the Yangtze in 65 minutes. Western papers doubted the feat, but Chinese media hailed him as vigorous and healthy.
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Fourth wife and Red Guards in upheaval after speech
The article recounts a chaotic scene as observers push to hear Red Guards remarks by a prominent leader. A partisan rally ends with derision and cries, while the leader’s fourth wife, actress Chan Kig, is noted as part of an extensive family. The piece frames the incident within Cultural Revolution era turmoil and the ongoing Maoist drive.
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Fan Pai
Yepl
Seaboss
Chan Kig
Gerry
Gesmon
API Mac
Julion
Tie Dim
The Queen Women and public life in harsh times
The Queen recalls women's determination and gentleness shaping society amid prejudice and disease. It stresses women speaking out against restrictive customs and highlights their role in social and political development across the past century.
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Tondon
Saul
Christmas Gift Traditions Across the World
A scattered text reflects on the custom of gift giving since ancient times and its continuation today. It notes that Christmas presents are meant to bring momentary pleasure while warning that true peace requires personal reflection on inner needs and feelings.
Pope visits flood damaged Florence cathedral amid devastation
The Pope tours Florence after a devastating flood, blessing crippled worshipers and inspecting damaged walls and streets around Santa Maria del Fiore. He sought signs of resilience as workers and residents cope with the disaster’s impact on the city.
Snowy New York Toll Rises in Christmas Traffic
A chaotic Christmas Day in New York and across the Northeast sees a rising road toll as heavy snowfall disrupts travel. National Weather Service warnings extend into the New England region while authorities report dozens dead or injured in multi state accidents.
Move to Aid Powell Sparks Racial Tension Debate
Washington reports a nationwide drive to support Congressman Powell amid a fight to deny his seat. Reverend Andrew Fowler and Phillip Randolph led a rally in Washington urging Congress to address alleged inequities and threats to Powell’s position, while Democratic allies warned of legal and political risks.
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Henry
New York
Adam Chayton Powell
Congress
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Pahour
Mrs Kennedy heads to sun on holiday amid row over book
In New York and amid publicity, Mrs Kennedy plans a sun holiday in the British West Indies for Christmas week. Controversy swirls over William Manchester's Death of a President book, with Harper and Row negotiating rights and a significant advance as legal and public drama surround the Kennedy memoir project.
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British West
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William Manchester
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Sar
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Tiewlay
Keeneiy
Manchester
Mie Kennedy
Camelot
Bethlehem Nativity Services Across City Amid Midnight Mass
Thousands of pilgrims from around the world attended midnight services in Bethlehem as churches in Manger Square and nearby sites lit up for Christmas. Monks and Latin Patriarchs led rites at the Church of the Nativity and Franciscan chapels while tourists queued for late entries and improvised market tickets under the glow of Bethlehem’s holiday spectacles.
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