Ho Chi Minh death secrets stir North Vietnam power plays
Secret evidence suggests Ho Chi Minh died days before Hanoi announced it on September 3. Diplomatic sources say the delay aided party unity and allowed rival Le Duan to consolidate power, with Ho's body and funeral to follow in a tense posthumous political maneuver.
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Strikes threaten inflation in West Germany during election
West Germany faces two weeks of wildcat strikes involving more than 501,000 workers in mining and steel sectors. The walkouts unsettle politicians amid wage talks and rising wage price pressures as the election nears.
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Chinese Worried Over What Children Read In Red China
In Hong Kong, officials and Western parents debate the reading of youth by Mao era reformists. They condemn so called poisonous weeds and praise propaganda while Beijing stresses contrasting mass programs with capitalist outputs. The issue centers on what youths aged 12 to 14 read hear and see outside school and how it shapes revolution.
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Fragmentary lines reflect censorship and policy shifts in education
The text fragment mentions revisions in schooling under political pressure, banning materials and a 25 million cost cited for red flag era measures. It notes 50 000 miles of road construction and 1 200 vehicles, implying broader policy initiatives tied to education and propaganda rather than reading.
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