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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1964

Page

5

John Birch Blue Book Rules Show Iron Clad Control

Editor highlights a 1943 California Senate report on the John Birch Society. It describes Welch’s leadership, the monolithic structure, local chapters, and the use of Communist tactics while stressing internal loyalties and potential resignations for dissent.

John Birch Society California California Senate Subcommittee On The Birch Society Society Senate Robert Welch Indianapolis Sion Sciety Butl Hach Belmont Mass United States Supreme Court American Opinion National Review Human Events Fulton Lewis Jr Dan Smoot Clarence Manion Frederick A. Praeger Henry Regnery Communist Party

Manila Plans Big Rebuild After Chinatown Fire

Manila officials study land ownership and property values in the devastated Binondo district to assess the cost of condemning the fire gutted area for city reconstruction. The Feb 21 blaze razed about 12 blocks, with damage reports ranging up to 20 million dollars. only around 20 percent insured. Chinese leaders urge rapid planning for housing and schools as relief funds totaling about 99,000 dollars have been raised locally and from Taiwan to support victims.

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Giant Statue In Mexico Moved

In Mexico City the 23 foot high monolithic Tlaloc statue, weighing 167 tons, was moved to Chapultepec Forest near the Anthropological Museum after years of planning despite native opposition. A 72 wheel trailer and 1,200 soldiers ferried the monument from Coatitinchan to the capital, with a new pedestal built for open-air display.

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