Inside Red China 108 Million Farming Families Socialized
An editor's note introduces a report by David Lancashire on Lu Ku cooperative near Peiping. It describes land reform, collective farming, and a 1950s socialization program that pooled land and labor, raised output by hundreds of percent, and paid members by labor while landlords were reclassified as third class comrades. The piece notes new schools, a cooperative store, a radio transmitter, and mechanization steps, with peasants recounting changes from subsistence to working under the cooperative system.
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Smail Deges Bronze Stolen in Salon
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A 100 member Hungarian army musical group canceled a two day Moscow performance after ticket holders were told refunds would be issued. The ensemble, on tour from Red China, disappeared from their hotels Thursday and were believed to be returning to Hungary. The theater was unaware of the cancellation reason and had sold out the engagement.
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