Red China shown as dangerously unpredictable by Mao era tactics
Washington reports describe Mao Zedong's Red Guard brigades as a sign of political, social, and emotional immaturity in Red China. The piece warns dissent will surface after Mao's era ends, citing Great Leap Forward failures and flawed foreign policy as indicators.
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Washington
Red Guard
Mao Tze-tun
Mao
Dorent
Orce
Agng Mao
Red China
Spaceflight records fall as Gemini 11 completes docking
The Gemini 11 mission, piloted by Cmdr Charles Conrad Jr and Lt Cmdr Richard Gordon Jr, achieved fastest rendezvous and docking with an Agena satellite, set altitude and EVA records, and demonstrated tethered vehicle flight. The crew returned with a precise splashdown southeast of Cape Kennedy.
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Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Pacific
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Cape Kennedy
Guam
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Gordon
Earth
Agena
Eugene Cernan
Marines Launch Deckhouse Four Near Demilitarized Zone
More than 1,200 U.S. Marines landed south of the Vietnam DMZ to strike the North Vietnamese 3248 division in a continuation of operations following Hastings. Air and naval bombardment preceded the assault, with aircraft reporting enemy resupply and regrouping despite the new push. U.S. losses rose to 5,000 American deaths to date, and sorties over the North reported hits on oil depots and rail targets.
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Saigon
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Hastings
Coast Guard
North Viet
Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Coral Sea
Red Guards Told to End Revolution
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Communist China's leaders ordering the Red Guards to halt their revolutionary drive to curb turmoil. The Peking editorial warns production must not slow during harvest, implying a crackdown amid drought and unrest. Mao Zedong and Lin Piao expected to address a mass rally in Beijing, signaling limits on Red Guard activities.
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Eugene Levin
Tokyo
China
Red Guards
Peking People’s Daily
Red Guard
Forc Eien
Peking
Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Lin Piao
Urban Renewal Referendum Fails in Brinkley Arkansas
Brinkley residents voted down a 36 acre urban renewal project in a Tuesday referendum after a campaign by opponents. The plan estimated to cost about 250000 would have affected the north part of Brinkley.
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Brinkley, Ark
Brinkley
Marshall Field's Former Wife Weds Former Chicago Editor
Katherine Woodruff Field, ex-wife of the late Marshal Field IV, married Lawrence B. Fanning, former editor of the Chicago Daily News. Fanning, previously married, is now editorial director of Publishers Newspaper Syndicate, a Field Enterprises unit.
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Katherine Woodruff Field
Marshal Field IV
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Fanning
Chicago Daily News
Field
Chicago Lott« Times
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Field Enterprises
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