Old Leaders Hold Tight Rein on China in Turbulent Era
Toronto Star correspondent Mark Gay portrays China's aging Communist leadership, led by Mao, as wary of change yet effective in industrializing and unifying the country. The article details a continuation of Yenan-era indoctrination, a fierce propaganda machine, and a society mobilized around anti American sentiment and revolutionary zeal despite signs of aging leadership and potential shifts in future power.
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China
Yenah
Mao
Theodore White
America
Wall Street
Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Chairman Mao
Welecome
Old Guard
Peking
Communist Party
U. S
Neh Liu
Nan Liu
Dominican Republic
Nan Lin
Latin actors, missteps strain Pan American ties in Dominican crisis
Drew Pearson outlines five figures in the Dominican episode whose actions damaged U S prestige and Pan American cooperation. Dr Jose Mora of Uruguay plus his wife, Ricardo Colombo of Argentina, Col Francisco Caamano Deno, William Tapley Bennett, and Gen Antonio Imbert are cited for missteps that hindered peace moves and U S influence. The piece frames diplomatic blunders amid a turbulent Dominican crisis.
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Ece
Nea
Pra
Ewe Anna
U. S
Jose Mora
Uruguay
The
OAS
Senora Mora
Montevideo
Washington
Ambassador Mora
Dominican Republic
Madame Mora
Santo Domingo
Mora
Buenos Aires
United States
Argentina
Bundy
Colombo
Col
Francisco Caamano Deno
William Tapley Bennett
Johnson
Kuwait
FBI
Antonio Imbert
Trujilla
John Bartlow Martin
Latin America
Asia
Africa
New 'King' in Dixie as Cotton Yields to Livestock Boom
Ralph McGill discusses a South driven by an agricultural revolution that shifts wealth from cotton and tobacco to livestock and grain processing. He notes rail modernization, new grain cars like Big John, and rapid growth in feed mills, feed lots, and packing houses across Alabama and North Carolina.
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Bank of England
South
Southern Railway
Cour T
John
North Carolina
Alabama
Nort Carolina
Mississippi Delta
California
Georgia
Spectacle After Spectacle U S and Soviet Eye Space Feats
Washington report on a coming wave of space activity from now through the decade. Titan I I rockets, Mariner IV Mars flyby with up to 21 photographs, and seven days aboard Gemini for Cooper and Conrad are planned. Russians may respond with multi crew Voskhod flights and orbital rendezvous.
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Howard Simons
Washington
United States Air Force
United States
Russia
Mars
U. S
Gordon Cooper
Charles Conrad
Valeri F. Bykovsky
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cooper
Conrad
NASA
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
Grissom
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