Red China Struggles To Bridge Gap Of Ages
David Lancashire spends six weeks traveling through Red China to examine life under Communist rule. The piece describes massive industrialization, state propaganda, and the controlled flow of information as peasants, workers, and intellectuals navigate a government guided by Maoism and the party line.
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Back Home in Nashville Woman Reunited with Old Sewing Machine
In Nashville Tennessee Mrs Nettie Keatts bought a used sewing machine and discovered it was the very one she owned forty years ago and had traded in for another model. The surprise reunion highlighted a curious turn of events.
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