Military Civilian Struggle For Power In China
U S intelligence reports indicate a growing power struggle behind Beijing’s calm facade as factions vie for dominance upon Mao’s death. The radical wing pressures to dilute army strength, while Premier Chou Enlai appears a stabilizing moderates’ counterbalance amid moves to expand urban civilian militia.
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China
Washington
Ie Party
Ching’s
Jas
Punt
Chou Ma-lai
U.S
Ta Chou
Peking
Shanghai
Radical Party
Friendly Robber Sends Bank Christmas Card
In PVANSVILLE Indiana a bank robbery note and a Christmas card from a so called friendly thief are linked to a broader tainted tale. The piece mentions a bogus PLA connection, the cultural upheaval of a era, and a separate heist at the Federal Savings and Loan Assn. in Evansville. Police seek clues as the investigation unfolds.
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Mao
Chiang
Pvansville
Ind
UPL
Ching
William Bryant
Bryan
Midwest
Gan.” and Loan Assn
Alsop
Alfaneney
Marion
Aller
Tess
Lion
Tevansville
PLA
Bryant
Canada
Plrd
Anay
Swallows Flight From Canada Reaches Soviet Territory
A swallow reportedly crossed from Canada into Soviet Uzbekistan and exhaustedly landed in a pistachio grove near Termez. Tass news agency and other outlets report the event amid unusual bird migration notes.
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Moscow
UPS
Canada
Termez
Tass
Bodies of 27 Freighter Crewmembers Found Near Sinking Site
Coast guard found 27 crew members from the Oriental Monarch floating within 50 yards of each other east of Vancouver Island after the ship sank in a North Pacific gale. Most crew were Taiwanese and Filipino. Eleven coast guard planes and vessels searched for 13 missing as lifeboats remained unfound. The ship, registered in Monrovia as Sans-Pacific Lines, was carrying American grain from Pariland to Japan when distress calls came before sinking 60 miles northwest of Port Hardy.
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Coast Guard
Crast
Dred
North Pacific
Oriental Monarch
Sans-Pacific Lines, Inc
Monrovia
Liberia
Pariland
Japan
Vancouver Island
Conflict of Interest Ruling Shelves Oil Exec Call Up
A UPI report says a government plan to call oil industry executives for fuel allocation duty was shelved indefinitely. Interior officials cited conflict of interest concerns as executives would influence their own companies. The program, authorized by the Defense Production Act of 1950, faced scrutiny as the question of eligibility and reserve participation lingered.
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Exec
Washington
UPI
Mey Dovernment
Tech
Flelata
Duke Ligon
Drivelir
Office of Oil and
Leidlhursday
Actins Jalty
Robert Mark Rured
Sid
Jin
Morlon
Actial Mobili
Burk
Dean Alexander
Stony Point
N.G
Mueh Asi National Guarnss
Hyawe Sang
Ohio Couple Injured In Interstate Crash
A Cincinnati Ohio couple were seriously injured when their vehicles parked along the shoulder on the highway were struck by a truck just before midnight. Edward Warin hospitalized in critical condition at Veterans Hospital in Jaw City with a possible disqualification in the lane.
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Chinn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Poweshiek County
Edward
Airliner Incident Injures Dozens in Java Shortcut Crash
A City of Los Angeles airliner veered off a highway while approaching a junction near the westbound lanes east of Highway 146. The crash at high speed injured about 25 people as investigators probe the mishap and the airport’s control procedures, with crews securing the scene and aiding the injured.
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Highway 146
Priday
City of Low
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