Power Struggle Shapes China's Revolt's Course
A December Peking conversation reveals a Communist intellectual diagnosing a crossroads for China. The piece traces a major purge, top officials removed, and a wide speculation on Mao's behind the scenes role as a bid to shape the party's image and world revolutionary flow.
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Mao Seeks Yenan Spirit To Win Youth In China Crisis
The article argues Mao's push to mobilize youth around Yenan ideals aims to shore up legitimacy amid a looming food and population crisis. It notes a shift to suppress dissent, postpone higher education, and enforce ideological purity while warning of possible famine as China’s population nears 750 million to 1 billion, reshaping global power dynamics.
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Yangtse
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People’s Daily
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Chou En-Lai
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1967 Farm Crops Run Tight With Cotton Excepted
Government forecasts show tight supplies across major crops for 1967 harvest with large cotton surplus. Wheat stocks fall to new lows while corn and soybeans face shrinking carryovers and rising prices. Government controls and export demand shape 1967 plantings and markets nationwide.
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New York
Department of Agriculture
Air Force to Study UFO Closer to Home
The Air Force plans a new unit with a university partner to conduct intensive investigations of UFO episodes. The program will include a physicist and a psychologist, aiming to study about 100 sightings yearly with deep analysis.
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New York
Air Force
Too Hot In The Kitchen
In The Nation Arthur Krook argues President Johnson suspended Congress on airline strikes but relies on air transport to move commerce. He frames Meany and organized labor as backing socialistic steps including New Deal Wagner Act immunity, while praising Johnson for delaying action and contemplating a return to work for 35,000 grounded mechanics. The piece critiques government intervention and labor power shaping the economy.
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New York Times News Service
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Kpit
United States
George Meany
Organized Labor
Meany
U.S
U. S
America
Organized Labor Movement
Playing the Game According to Boyle
A compilation of curious facts and quotes on life in America. It notes low rattlesnake warning rates, rising population, speed comparisons between cheetah and pronghorn, education funding, smoking habits, teen diet risks, census costs, and daily speech patterns. It ends with a dental tip and a quip from James Jeffrey Roche.
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Mississippi River
U.S
Sarah
James Jeffrey Roche
Allied troops land in northern France between Marseilles and Nice
In 1944 Allied forces launched an invasion along the southern coast of France stretching from Marseilles to Nice, establishing footholds as part of the push to liberate occupied Europe.
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Marseille
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