All Former Comrades Red China Struggle For Power
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan outlines the three-way power struggle within the Chinese Communist leadership. Key figures include Mao Tse-tung in a Mao-Lin camp, Liu Shao-chi aligned with industrial labor, and Teng Hsiao-ping Tao Chu in a potential middle group. The article tracks the purge that followed Mao's failed Great Leap Forward and identifies main actors such as Chou En-lai and Lin Piao, highlighting health, age, and ideological divides shaping the party's future.
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Public doubts Oswald acted alone years after JFK murder
A 1967 Gallup survey shows only 36 percent of Americans then believed Oswald acted alone, with 64 percent doubting or unsure. Most oppose a new investigation, despite Warren Commission doubts and calls from magazines for reexamination.
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Plains Presbytery to Convene All-Day Meeting
The Plains Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church will hold an all-day session at First Presbyterian Church on Thursday. About 100 pastors and lay leaders are expected. The Christian Education committee will host a luncheon and a dinner meeting is planned tonight in advance of the session.
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Christian Education Committee
Investigation started in Brazil gas explosion probe
Santos Brazil United Press International reports that two SeDEFASy inquiries opened a day into the cause of a gas explosion. Authorities inspect sites and interview witnesses as investigations proceed with official steps to determine responsibility and prevent further incidents.
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Premier Chou Urges Red Guards Halt Attacks on Liu and Teng
In Beijing Premier Chou En-lai told Red Guards to temper their assaults on Liu Shao-chi and Teng Hsiao-ping. He said Mao Zedong instructed restraint while noting both leaders remain Politburo members. Clashes continued in Canton and Beijing as factions vie for influence.
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Minimum Wage Law Bid Besieges Capitol Steps
Mayor Winston Bott of Mathis led about 75 supporters on the Capitol steps in Austin to back a Texas minimum wage law as UT students and Rio Grande Valley demonstrators joined in. Bott signed the Mathis ordinance and condemned wage exploitation while addressing senators and demonstrators.
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