Revolution Struggles Rise Over China's Cultural Revolution
AP reports escalating tensions in Red China amid the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. Maoist leaders seek to halt power seizures in production sectors and quell anti-Mao rebels while mobilizing the army to shore up control. Crises extend to border areas including Sinkiang and Tibet with Soviet broadcasts exploiting minority tensions.
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Russians Chinese Frontier Tensions Threaten Buffer States
The article describes tensions along the border from Sinkiang to Manchuria with Russian and Chinese forces and mass demonstrations in Peking. It discusses Moscow possibly tolerating secessionist movements to create buffer states that would grant access to strategic resources, while noting Beijing’s weakened control in several frontier regions.
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Peace Corps Jobs Not All Low Paying
Washington AP reports Peace Corps roles offer decent pay for older applicants with management skills. Dr Stephen Dawh of University of Kentucky will direct the Colombia program starting July 1, part of 70 hires from 5500 applicants. Salaries begin at 7500 dollars with growth, and staff may serve as Foreign Service officers on 30 month contracts.
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