10 Dec 1956
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1956
Page
1
Canadian reporter David Lancashire travels six weeks and travels five hundred miles through Red China speaking with farmers factory workers clerks and capi talifts in an uncensored account. State Department rulings frame the narrative as the first in a series.
In Mukden, once altered by wars and occupation, a vast industrial program now dominates life. Liaoning’s 1,834 factories rely on power grids that often cut daytime supply. Workers fill streets at night toward schools as posters urge higher political consciousness to match production.
The account describes northeast China living conditions under industrial wages and housing, postwar recovery aided by the Soviet Union, Russian technical influence, and a trend toward Chinese management. It notes Japanese imperial relics, Soviet aid, and U.S.S.R. projects. Also mentions American Antarctic observation plans and a failed jet assisted takeoff near McMurdo.
Ten airmen stranded at the South Pole due to engine trouble repaired their plane and returned to base on the Antarctic coast. Captain Douglas L. Cordiner said Navy Seabees are building three of six buildings for a scientific station and expect major construction to finish by month’s end.
In San Mateo California Republicans urged the Republican National Committee to add TARs to the party symbol. The effort comes as Teen Age Republicans formed under the 10th President Eisenhower era and aided GOP candidates including Rep. Charles B. Gubser. The California Republican Assembly yesterday voted to sponsor TARs nationwide.
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