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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1978

Page

21

Power struggle rumor swirls over China leadership

Tokyo based AP report cites wall posters and a possible CCP Central Committee meeting to decide premier and possibly chairman. Hua Kuo-feng currently holds both posts while Teng Hsiao-ping seeks influence. Hong Kong analysts note factional clashes and potential Politburo changes amid fresh posters critiquing Mao's policies.

Tokyo Peking China Hua Kuo-feng Teng Hsiao-ping Central Committee Chinese Communist Party Teng Hua Hong Kong Ming Pao Wu Teh Chen Hsi-lien Peking Military Wang Tung-hsing Mao Tse-tung Japan Kyodo

Posters in Pekings Tiananmen Square attack Mao era

Fresh posters in Tiananmen Square attack Mao Zedong and the Gang of Four, praising Teng and Chou En-lai, demanding rehabilitation for Tao Chu and Liu Shao-chi, and calling for revaluation of purged anti Maoists. Some posters urge smashing idol and emperor worship while Mao’s portrait remains. The Mao memorial hall and crystal body casket are noted.

Peking Tienanmen Square Mao Gang of Four Chiang Ching Teng China Chou En-lai Tao Chu Party Liu Shao-chi Kyodo Lin Piao Tienanmen

Disco prize scammer Khan’s $2 million checks spark arrest

F Masoud Khan, linked to $2 million in bounced checks at a Dallas disco, was arrested in Atlanta after failing to pay a $174 hotel tab. He faced charges of theft of services and trespass while investigators weighed threats from a claimed airline miss connection.

Atlanta UPI F. Masoud Khan Dallas Khan Omni International Jimmy Carter Bert Lance State The Omni FBI Ed Pistey Fort Lauderdale Fla U.S. Attorney’s Office Elan Marjorie Hurlery Union First National Bank Washington Prince of Pakistan First Union

Soviets oppose UN role in monitoring human rights

Soviet Ambassador Oleg Troyanovsky told the U.N. General Assembly that protecting human rights is an internal matter for each state and not the UN’s remit. He criticized Western campaigns and suggested socialist countries provide safeguards rather than international bodies. The dispute with Carter over rights began after his 1977 speech at the U.N. stressing state responsibility.

United Nations UPI Soviet Union Oleg Troyanovsky U.N. General Assembly Carter Troyanovsky U.N Assembly

Ozark Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Des Moines

An Ozark Airlines Fairchild 227 en route from Waterloo to Kansas City made an emergency landing after its nose gear locked. Flight 715 carried 23 passengers and three crew. no injuries were reported as the plane landed safely with the wheel stuck.

Des Moines UPI Ozark Airlines Waterloo Kansas City Chuck Alert St. Louis

Peace Corps chief resigns over policy differences

Dr. Carolyn Payton resigns as Peace Corps director amid unresolvable policy differences with Sam Brown, head of ACTION. President Carter honors her service while noting the dispute over the corps mandate and future direction persists, Brown stressing improvements in aid reach.

Peace Corps Washington UPI Carter Friday Carolyn Payton Payton Carter White House Director of Action Ms. Payton Brown Sam Brown Dr. Payton Action Administration

Censorship in Public Schools Rises Says National Council

At the 68th NCTE convention, Lee Burress reports 30 percent of 2,000 surveyed schools censored books or curricula, up from 20 percent in 1965. Dictionaries banned in Texas for words deemed inappropriate. titles removed include The Catcher in the Rye and To Kill a Mockingbird.

Kansas City, Mo Lee Burress National Council of Teachers of English Burress University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Texas State School Book Commission

Hip measurements tied to grades at DePauw University

At DePauw University a computer student found a correlation between hip size and grade point average among sorority sisters. The student noted that bust and waist did not correlate with grades, while larger hips aligned with higher GPAs. Professor James George praised the finding but offered no comment on its significance.

Greencastle Ind UPI DePauw University James George George

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