China to Face Major Crises of Leadership
US intelligence studies warn China will confront two leadership crises in 10 to 15 years as aging rulers step aside for younger leaders. Reports say strategy centers on stalemate with the United States while backing revolutions in Africa and a push to develop atomic weapons. Military potential and the idea of the spiritual bomb are cited, with mass militias and a view that nuclear arms cannot defeat China.
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China
U.S
Red China
United States
Mao Tse-lung
Africa
Communist Party
State Department
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
Thomas L. Hughes
House Appropriations
Library of Congress
Hughes
Associated Press
Ralph L. Powell
American University
John Wilson Lewis
Cornell University
Wants Plant Site Reconsidered
CONWAY Ark RP The president of Metal Stamping Co in Conway has urged Green Bay Packaging to weigh local sentiment before locating a $20 million paper mill about 12 miles southeast of Morrilton. The plant could employ 300 people and is one of several sites under consideration along the Conway Faulkner County line.
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Conway
Green Bay
Wis
Faulkner County
Morrilton
Johnson Plans Expanded Briefings for Candidates
President Johnson may broaden his foreign policy briefings to include House and Senate nominees. Rockefeller accepts with caveat. Goldwater condemns. Magnuson supports briefings to reduce campaign misunderstandings. Morton cautions about attendance and political risk in a large field. Johnson hopes foreign policy stays out of the 1964 electoral spotlight.
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House
Senate
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Defense and State Departments
United States
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeler
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Democratic Senatorial
Thruston B. Morton
Rky
Morton
Anderson Opening Draws Host of Flowers
The article discusses comments by Lewis on readership crises tied to Mao’s death and the succession. He notes tensions between aging readers in China and younger party members whose policy views have been suppressed. He estimates a revolutionary elite group could endure 10 to 45 more years, suggesting only a limited break in inner party traditions for five to ten years.
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Lewis
China
Part
Communist Party
A Choice of Assassins Tale From Spain Mystery
Malcolm, kept prisoner at the Pensione Royale in Cartama, Spain, backs a plan to take a walk and photos while guarded by Zarren. Tense scenes unfold with a knife threat, shifting power, and a looming confrontation as Malcolm weighs escape and the control Domingo wields. To Be Continued.
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Cartama
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Bank Statement Notarized in Hempstead County Arkansas 1964
Bank cashier P Stephens swears the financial summary is true as of April 25 1964. The document lists deposits reserves securities and income figures with a FDIC disclosure noting a $10000 maximum insurance per depositor. Directors Herbert M Stephens Harold M Stephens signatories and notary R C Stephens verify the page.
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Harold M. Stephens
R. C. Stephens
U S Team Finally Beats Reds in Leningrad Game
The U S touring AAU squad led by five Olympic cagers beat All-Leningrad 74 65 to snap a skid in Russia. Jim Barnes of Texas Western paced the comeback with 20 points as the Americans, after losses to the Russian national team in Moscow and here, restored a win in Leningrad.
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U.S
Jim Barnes
Texas Western
Larry Brown
Dick Davies
Pete McCaffrey
Jerry Shipp
Moscow
Russia
Toronto Beats Detroit To Force Game Seven
The Associated Press reports Toronto 4 Detroit 2 as the teams split the series and force a decisive seventh game in the best of seven. Crosby? (Note: If this line contains OCR error, it's omitted or corrected in final.)
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Detroit C
Hog Defense Still Ahead of Offense
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said the defense led the team in a 14 to 6 scrimmage as the Red squad with the top units beat the White. Two players were hurt and several others may return midweek. Quarterback Tred Marshall connected for a 44 yard score. Mike Jordan returned a late interception for six.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
Travis Mauldin
Jack Braswell
Bill Ferrell
Ronnie South
Tred Marshall
Tommy Burnett
Marshall
Mike Jordan
Burnett
Billy Gray
Broyles
Marine Bercher
Stu Berryhill
Jack London
Gray
Tommy Sain
Fayetteville
Little Rock
Federal grand jury called in Hot Springs
US District Judge John E. Miller has convened a federal grand jury for a Wednesday session in Hot Springs Arkansas marking his third such call in eight months though this session is not regarded as irregular. The specific investigations remain undisclosed. Circuit Judge P B Dobbs had Garland County Grand Jury in session with committees meeting and expected to begin calling witnesses today.
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John E. Miller
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Garland County
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