Protracted Struggle Seen as Authority Recovery Begins
Reports from Peking say Premier Chou Enlai told May that the recovery of authority had only started. Mao supporters claim army backing at a decisive moment routed anti Mao forces in Shanxi and Manchurian industry, while rivals led by Liu Shaoqi face entrenched opposition.
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Out of Business Sales May Face New Texas Penalties
In Austin the legislature considers a bill by Rep. Willis Whatley to curb going out of business sales. The proposal would ban deceptive ads and impose penalties on stores that advertise such sales when they are not closing.
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Sinatra Quizzed on Cal Neva Earnings and Casino Ties
In Las Vegas a slender Frank Sinatra answered questions about tax reports tied to his Cal Neva Lodge stake and Sands Hotel share amid a federal grand jury probe. He did not fully respond to charges about entertaining a known underworld figure and sold his casino interests while fading from Nevada gaming.
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McNamara Says Soviets Toughen Defense On China Border
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara tells Congress the Soviet Union is strengthening defenses along the Sino Soviet border amid ongoing border tensions. He notes no immediate outbreak of hostilities but predicts continued border strain and a renewed ideological clash with China. The posture report also flags a comprehensive study of a new strategic missile system and U S reliance on offensive missiles into the 1970s.
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New Mines Chief Named in Columbus Ohio
Arnold W. Snowden was named chief of the State Division of Mines in Columbus. He previously served as assistant chief for the past year, succeeding J. Lester Zimmerman of Cadiz who resigned.
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