Mikoyan of China Survives Power Struggles in China
James F. King reviews the shifting Chinese leadership after Mao Zedong’s era, noting Chou En-lai remains premier behind Mao and Lin Piao. The Economist says the army and Lin Piao gain prestige while Chen Yun and Chou may strike a bargain to stabilize the economy amid purges. Chou’s background as a well-traveled diplomat and his role as chief foreign minister are highlighted.
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Salinger says Kennedy might have led war in Viet Nam
Pierre Salinger argues Kennedy would likely have pursued a Vietnam conflict similar to LBJ if Kennedy had lived. He notes Kennedy opposed a major land war in Asia in 1963, cites rising U.S. troop numbers by 1963, and recalls no Kennedy plan to fire Secretary Rusk.
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Debra Smith Found Safe After 48 Hours Missing
Debra, seven, was found alive by two volunteers after vanishing Thursday while following a chipmunk during a family picnic at the Catskill Game Farm near Cairo. She survived nearly 48 hours in 40 degree conditions on North Mountain, then reunited with her relieved parents.
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CASE SOLVED Police Babysit Til Discovery
Police found a diapered infant crawling on Union Road at 6 30 a m and kept her at the station until Dr Andrew Katai later reported his 2 year old daughter Alisa was missing from bed. Parents and child were reunited. Mangaldan police ordered to attend church and take communion to restore faith in the uniformed man.
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Famed Houston Lawyer to Defend Librarian Accused in Murder
Neurotic University of Houston librarian James Hugh Lucas, 40, faces murder charges for the killing of 81 year old Jospehine Lauterbach, whose body was found in her kitchen with food smeared in the shape of a cross. Percy Foreman agreed to represent Lucas for a nominal fee after being contacted by Lucas's mother Elsie Cravey. Lucas, arrested after police found his fingerprints near the victim and a religion book in his car, initially refused counsel and remained silent at arraignment.
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Canyon youths critically shot in Amarillo area
Two Canyon teens were critically wounded outside a youth lounge on Saturday night. Neal Thrasher, 19, was shot in the forehead and Phillip Reed, 18, four times in the chest and abdomen. James Earl Daniel, 21, of Amarillo was charged with assault with intent to murder.
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Draughons College Opens Fall Registration at 1414 Texas Ave
Registration for the fall semester begins Monday at Draughons Business College located at 1414 Texas Avenue. The event promises a busy start as applicants line up to enroll in programs offered by the institution.
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Draughons Business College Opens Registration at 1414 Texas Ave
Next Monday Draughons College at 1414 Texas Ave begins day and night classes with IBM automation machines joining courses in secretarial work accounting and business machines. Students from across the South Plains will enroll as new staff prepare for the fall term ending Sept 12 and a range of programs like Nancy Taylor Charm Mr Executive Management Training and Civil Service test review.
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Chinese In Malaysia In Anti-U S Rally
About 200 Chinese leftist youths staged a brief anti American demonstration in Kuala Lumpur Sunday night. They gathered outside a theater and marched down the street shouting Yankee go home and Hands off Viet Nam. They dispersed in 15 minutes fearing police action similar to a week earlier when tear gas and clubs were used.
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