Purge Shrinks Red Army Power in China Amid Political Shakeup
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Almanac Notes and Obits From Jan 13 1972 Almanac
Almanac and United Press International notes for Thursday January 13 1972 include historical events from 1733 to 1970, a thought by Abraham Lincoln, and new appointments. Highlights mention Horatio Alger birth 1834, James Oglethorpe’s Charleston arrival, Stephen Foster death, and Biafra surrender. Also reports on obscenity case in New Orleans and Catholic Bishops comments in New York. Dr Len Kerr named assistant deputy commissioner for mental health in Texas.
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