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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
2
A fragmented account recalls long Soviet Chinese power struggles from the 1920s through 1960s. It highlights Mao Zedong and Khrushchev's disputed influence, Moscow's Comintern control, and shifting alliances with Chiang Kai-shek, the Kuomintang, and Soviet troops. The piece notes tensions over Asia, the fate of the Chinese Communist Party, and evolving Sino Soviet ties amid perceived threats.
A muddled advice column recounts Greg W a man in a troubled courtship with a sister of a former lover. His mother a psychologist urges tact and separation to let the couple self resolve. The piece includes guidance on pre marriage visits and suggests sending for a specific booklet and stamps.
Washington reports reveal top secret documents claiming Beijing faced internal unrest and military redeployments in Canton during winter. Officials say defectors and militia actions indicated a covert shift toward regular army structures amid civil protests and uprisings in the area.
LOS ANGELES AP Woman's claim about her age was upheld as the DMV denied revoking Insurance underwriter Sumi Vella's license. The agency tried to revoke last June 20 for stating she was 25 on a renewal when she is actually 33. Attorney Bernard W. Minsky said he will dismiss the Superior Court petition to stop enforcement of the revocation.
A Sacramento report says a California contract for embankment work has been awarded to Morrison Banler amid a dispute over a witness who admitted fibbing about her age to newsmen. The case centers on licensing and qualification for the project in San Joaquin counties.
Washington AP The New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange faced price volatility in May with sugar prices soaring then diving. Rep. Leonor Sullivan leader of the House Consumer Affairs subcommittee released a Department of Agriculture report noting extensive public speculation in world sugar futures. She argued consumer interests require measures to dampen speculation and favored government supervision of the exchange.
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