President Of Associated Press Looks At Red China
AP correspondent Wes Gallagher reports from Peking on China’s view of Soviet aid versus its own development strategy. The piece contrasts China’s aim to foster socialist revolution with independent growth, notes advances in computer theory, airline safety, and petrochemical plant practices, and paints a vivid portrait of urban life, labor, wages, and industry.
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Burn injuries warned as silent epidemic says Texas doctors
Three University of Texas physicians in Galveston call burn injuries a silent epidemic surpassing polio in 1954. They urge a national program with a single coordinating agency, better heater safety, flame retardant clothing, mass media education, and regulatory action. The study cites 1970 US burns data and estimates high costs and mortality for severe burns.
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Souths missed winning line in six diamonds ending in defeat
Oswald analyzes a bridge hand where South rafts the diamond opening and fails to play a simple overtaking line. The commentators note South never saw the winning tactic of using dummy’s good trumps to set up West’s master trump, leading to a loss at six diamonds.
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