Power Shuffle in China Crisis
Mao Zedong and Lin Piao reshuffle top army posts to tighten control amid a deep political crisis in China. Analysts note the move could force loyalty from the armed forces if opponents stall political resolution, with naval and air force roles potential in any outcome.
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Hong Kong observers say Mao Zedong and Lin Piao cannot secure a lasting compromise with Tse-tung and defense chiefs. They foresee failure to resolve the factional conflict, with civil war unlikely but significant power realignments possible within the Communist Party.
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