Turmoil in China threatens nuclear arms program
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports turmoil in Red China as the Cultural Revolution pits Maoist loyalists against an entrenched bureaucracy led by Liu Shao-chi and Teng Hsiao-ping. Military figures like He Lung join anti-Mao forces, risking economic collapse and possible disruption of China’s nuclear program.
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Guild officials deny CIA funding of overseas work
Newspaper Guild leaders insist they received more than 1 million dollars from foundations for overseas activities but none of it came from the Central Intelligence Agency. They respond to reports linking the Guild to secret foundation funding and CIA fronts, stating the union supports international efforts without political aims or covert ties.
Regulations on News Proposed by Presidential Panel
A presidential panel urged reasonable regulations on information released to reporters about criminal cases and on prejudicial statements by the media before or during trials to avoid prejudicing outcomes.
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Consulate Windows Smashed in Vietnam War Protest
Five large plate-glass windows at the American Consulate in Frankfurt were shattered by bricks at 1 a.m. A Marine guard was inside and heard chants praising Mao and Ho Chi Minh. A smoke bomb was set off outside during the protest against U.S. involvement in Vietnam.
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Convict Prefers Prison In Advanced Age
Nashville AP 92 year old John Burr Brown plans to wait until next year to seek parole from the State Penitentiary where he has spent most of his life since 1898. He says prison life now is heaven compared with early years and that authorities could not treat inmates better. He recently asked the State Board of Pardons and Paroles for clemency, though eligible, and was told he may stay as long as needed.
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