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Middletown Journal

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Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1966

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China Bursts With Restless Generations Amid Power Struggle

A former Red Army officer details a three generation rift in Beijing as the old Politburo leaders over 60, the Red Guards under 20s, and a bypassed middle generation including millions in the Young Communist League. He says Red China faces a crisis and may move toward compromise to avoid collapse.

William L. Ryan Hong Kong China Red Chinese Army Politburo Red Guards Peking Nist League Lin Piao Red China

Ex-officer sees China moving beyond Marxism

Speaking through an interpreter the ex-officer said China lacks happiness and seeks political and economic changes. He predicted China would exit chaos and develop its own system, possibly a Maoist variant, while noting Marxism-Leninism seems outdated to Chinese people and to Americans as well.

Mainland China Nas Gener Mao Tse-tung

Winter boycotts extend into supermarkets in New York

Snow and freezing weather reduce apple crops in New York and potatoes in Idaho, raising prices. Housewives oppose stores with picketing campaigns, while New York City official Matthew J. Troy Jr. urges a one day boycott before Thanksgiving. Pennsylvania milk retailers also probe prices after protests drive cuts to 79 cents a gallon.

New York Idaho Florida William G. Hildebrand New York State Food Merchants Association Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission Hawaii New York City Matthew J. Troy Jr

Mystic River Bridge Renamed for Maurice Tobin

The Mystic River Bridge will be renamed the Maurice J. Tobin Memorial Bridge. Tobin, a former Boston mayor, Massachusetts governor, and U.S. labor secretary, died in 1953.

Boston Mystic River Maurice J. Tobin Memorial Massachusetts U.S Labor

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