China Purge Seen as Major Shift in Communist Leadership
The article frames China's current anti corruption and ideological purge as the largest in 17 years, likening it to an earthquake. It tracks the purge from attacks on bourgeois intellectuals to dismissals of Peng Chen and Lu Ping, with Mao’s aging leadership and potential post-Mao power struggles looming. It compares past purges, notes senior officials' removals, and weighs possible long term aims and leadership change.
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China
Pacific Temblor
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Peng Chen
Mao
Lu Ping
Peking University
Lu Tingyi
Party
People’s Daily
Soviet Union
Politburo
William F. Dorrill
Rand Corporation
Endangered Kangaroo Spotlight on Australia’s Marsupial Crisis
A 详细 overview warns Australia faces a wave of extinctions among native marsupials including the kangaroo. It notes rabbits and other species were hunted to protect ecosystems, while Tasmanian wolf and koalas faced near disappearance. A New South Wales survey reports 22 of 52 marsupials extinct or rare.
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Australia
New South Wales
Farmers Fend Off Inflation Blame in Policy Clash
Inflation runs at six percent yearly with higher food costs blamed on government spending rather than farm sectors. Farm Bureau spokesman says rising farm prices result from demand, while costs jumped 4.1 billion since 1960 and net income grew 2.4 billion, with farmers as scapegoats in wage and price policies.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Cornell University
Charles B. Shuman
Kennedy presses youth movements in South Africa
Senator Robert F. Kennedy toured South Africa during a six day visit and used a major speech to back a youth movement critical of the government. He warned that such overt foreign outreach could set a precedent for other nations to address the U.S. electorate on internal affairs and urged global youth leadership against apartheid and prejudice.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Republic of South Africa
Europe
Latin America
Asia
United States
Kennedy
Senator Kennedy
South Africa
Legislative Branch
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Civil Rights Group Evokes Viet Nam Rebel Imagery
A Washington press session with Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party leader Lawrence Guyot drew parallels between Mississippi racial policy and Viet Nam, labeling the war a genocide and portraying racial oppression as a form of revolutionary fire. The piece links domestic civil rights struggles to international policy debates while critiquing ideological racism.
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Washington
Sheraton Park
Saigon
Hue
da Nang
Viet Nam
Lawrence Guyot
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Congress
Guyot
Mississippi
U. S
Asia
Dissidents and the civil rights clash widen in Vietnam and D C
The piece contrasts Buddhist demonstrations in South Vietnam with protests at the Civil Rights Convention. It notes three civil rights bills before Congress and an upcoming national election in Viet Nam. UN Ambassador Goldberg faces questions on domestic injustice and foreign policy while avoiding direct answers.
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South Viet Nam
Marshall Ky
Congress
Viet Nam
Arthur Goldberg
Guyot
Goldberg
Turae
Poverty Funds Spent On Ineligibles
House hearings reveal massive ineligible payouts in the Neighborhood Youth Corps with Wirtz acknowledging 5 000 plus or minus ineligibles. Chicago and Pasadena show funds reaching middle and upper income families or nonpoverty cases.
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Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
R. Sargent Shriver
Congress
W. Wulara Wirtz
Charles Goodell
Wirtz
Chicago
Kansas City
Kan
Nyc
Jamestown
R. I
Boston
Livingston
Ill
LaGrange
Tex
Stringer Wommac
Pasadena
Harry L. Johnson
How Birthmarks Vary and How They Are Treated
Birthmarks vary in size shape and appearance from blotches to lines or dots. They can be removed by electric cautery carbon dioxide snow or plastic surgery though treatment must respect location and individual needs. Folklore surrounds birthmarks. physicians emphasize scientific explanations and individualized care. Dr Van Dellen will answer questions by stamped self addressed envelope.
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van Dellen
Brain anemia in a fainting 12 year old explained
A reader asks how temporary anemia of the brain causes fainting in a 12 year old girl noting the brain’s extreme sensitivity. The article discusses development of this condition and potential factors leading to cerebral hypoxia and brief loss of consciousness.
Itchy Mouth Clue From Denture Wearer
A 52 year old reports a constant itch on the roof of the mouth without rash while wearing a denture. The adviser suggests starting with the denture, consulting a dentist, and notes that many people experience unusual mouth sensations as they acclimate to a prosthesis.
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W. K
P. S
Vitamin supplements for 800 calorie dieting advised
Mrs W. D. writes about whether a person on an 800 calorie diet should take vitamin supplements. Supplements are usually advised because such diets are incomplete. The only objection is that vitamins may increase appetite and hinder adherence to the plan.
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W. D
Visualization Query on B R Writes About Anesthesia
The question asks why a bari um enema is given before X rays. Typically a contrast enema is used to improve imaging of the colon by outlining its contours. The term bari um may refer to barium sulfate, a contrast agent. The enema enables clearer radiographic visualization of bowel structure and abnormalities.
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B. R
Intestines Diagnosed With Contrast Injection Note
Because the intestines are made up of soft tissues that do not show up under X ray. This is overcome by inserting barium to provide a suitable contrast.
Today s Health Hint Health tip urges solitude for wellbeing
A brief health note recommends taking time alone to recharge. It highlights solitude as a beneficial practice for mental balance, reduced stress, and personal reflection, suitable for busy lives and varied routines.
Newspaper masthead fragment with staff and policy note
Fragmentary text lists Robert Ewing as chairman and other executives, the Associated Press news use policy, and Branham Company ad version representatives. It references city editors and multiple national offices, signaling a newspaper masthead and policy statement rather than a full event.
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Robert Ewing
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
William C. Hardin
oOissociated Press
Associated Press
Branham Company National Adversion
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Anjos
Charlotte
Nthe
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