Mao Ten Years On The Chinese Red State A Chronicle
The piece surveys Mao Zedong’s decade in power as China marks the 10th anniversary of the People’s Republic. It contrasts internal campaigns, mass mobilization, and economic plans with Peiping’s global image, noting peasant loyalty, state control, and tensions with the West and neighbors.
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John Roderick
Associated Press
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Chiang Kai-shek
China
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Yen
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Roderick
Hunan
Forbidden City
Peoples Republic of China
Communist Bloc
Panmunjom
Geneva
Liu Shao-chi
Chu Teh
Red Army
Chou En-lai
Red
Chou
Britain
Karl Marx
Lenin
Shih Huang - Ti
Marx
Great Wall
Shih
Shih Huang-ti
Communist Central Committee
Tibet
Sheriff Locks Down Highlander Interracial School
Monteagle Tennessee AP reports Sheriff acts to revoke the charter of Highlander adult school. A temporary order closes the campus end of a three day hearing as District Attorney Sloan seeks closure for the Highlander campus amid allegations of liquor raids and immoral conduct.
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Monteagle, Tenn
Chattin
Dist. Atty. A. F. Sloan
Highlander
Sloan
Milwaukee considers tavern name crackdown on odd monikers
Alderman Clarence A Heiden says Milwaukee has too many crazy tavern names. He cites the Snake Pit as an example and urges the license committee to curb such naming as it could deter residential appeal. The story notes a tavern operator had planned a different name.
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Milwaukee
Clarence A. Heiden
Heiden
Common Council
Americans Travel As Never Before
AP staff writer Charles Stafford notes a surge in travel, with U S travelers estimated to top 100 million domestically and more than 1.4 million going overseas in 1958, up 7 to 10 percent this year. Camping grows as a domestic trend boosting park attendance and family travel costs shown by Atlantic City luxury tax receipts.
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United States
Elmer Jenkins
American Automobile Assn
National Touring Department
West
Oklahoma City
Atlantic City
Romansch Spoken In Southeastern Swiss Valleys
Language diversity noted in Switzerland with Romansch spoken in some southeast valleys. The region uses German French and Italian in other sections while Romansch resembles Latin in its structure and usage.
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Switzerland
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