Red Guards continue violence despite Peking order
Hong Kong reports Reds disrupt daily life across cities as local officials fear them more than central leaders. Maoist faction pressure grows while factories and peasant life face disruption. Canton mayor reportedly manhandled amid cultural revolution push. Public officials struggle to control youth units and maintain production.
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Softened Peking Line Draws Cautious LBJ Approval
President Johnson welcomed what he called a cautious shift in Chinese foreign policy after reports that China does not seek war with the United States. He noted Chen Yi’s remarks suggesting no intention to provoke a U.S. war and said American officials remain hopeful but vigilant about Vietnam talks and possible de-escalation. He rejected Gaulle’s withdrawal leverage and stressed no concrete evidence of a U.S. pullout plan.
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