China pays tribute to Mao amid leadership struggle
China begins mourning Mao Tse-tung after his death at 82, as radicals and moderates vie for power. Peking flags at half staff, black armbands worn, crowds gather at Tian An Men Square, and state media urge unity. Mao’s body to lie in state with memorial rally planned on September 18. Hua Kuo-feng remains premier and party leader by default.
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Mao Tse-tung
China
Mao
Peking
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
Hsinhua
Tien An Men
Asahi
Chou En-Lai
Chu Teh
Foundai Aig Mao
Hua Kuo-feng
Exiled rival predicts power struggle after Mao's death
Chang Kuotao, 78 and partly paralyzed, lives in Toronto after defecting to Nationalists in 1937. In a nursing home interview, he warned of internal party struggle in Peking following Mao Tse-tung's death, while noting the CCP is no longer an infantile party and arguing bloodshed is not certain.
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Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Chang Kuotao
Mao
China
Chang
Chinese Communist Party
Nationalists
Peking
Edgar Snow
Chiang Kaishek
Class of '65: Drugs religion and success stories told
Lang Tyler and others from Palisades High School's class of 65 are profiled in a new book What Really Happened to the Class of '65 revealing how Vietnam, drugs and fame shaped students. Co authors David Wallechinsky and Michel Medved recount 30 case studies from 504 classmates, highlighting stark changes from popularity to cures, cults, or careers including a Princeton history professor, a self made clothing store owner, and a Hare Krishna member running for Congress.
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Bill Gardner
Associated Press
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Lang Tyler
Palisades High School
Time Magazine
Pali
Hollywood
David Wallechinsky
Pali Grads
Michel Medved
Medved
Princeton
Wallechinsky
California
Congress
John Bircher
Kansas City
Reilly
The
Peace Corps
Irving Wallace
Patty Findlater
Patty
Ask the Doctor Liver and Eustachian Tube Questions
The liver is the largest solid organ with dual blood supply from the hepatic artery and portal vein, performing functions like albumin production, bile, cholesterol synthesis, nutrient processing, vitamin storage, toxin neutralization, and blood volume regulation. Liver transplants are rare and complex due to the organ’s many essential actions. For ear pressure, chewing gum or yawning can help equalize pressure. nose blowing with nostril compression aids air movement through the Eustachian tube, and balloon blowing can assist during descent.
Free Dance Slated at SCC by Student Government
The Student Government of Scottsdale Community College arranges a free dance from 9 p m to 1 a m tonight in the Student Lounge. Admission is free with a donation of one can of canned food for a Salt River Indian Community project. Live music will be provided by Orpheus.
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Scottsdale Community College
Salt River
City policeman writes judo book for self defense
Scottsdale policeman Sgt. Dale Samuels a 13 year veteran and fourth degree judo black belt writes Self Defense Through The Eyes of the Law aimed at female self protection and home security. He has taught defense since Marine days and promotes the book as public service with sales via American Judo Supply Co. in Louisiana for 4.95 plus 50 cents postage.
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Scottsdale
Samuels
U.S
Mexico
Mesa
Walter C. Nemetz
American Judo Supply Co
P.O
Bossier City
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Arizona
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Phoenix Zoo
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