What’s Happened To Mao Tse-Tung Secret China Rumors Stir World Speculation
A dated analysis by John Roderick wonders about a quiet shakeup in Peking amid missing Mao and Lin photos. It suggests Chou Enlai's moderates maintain influence while army voices push a softer policy, with Chen Po-ta and leftists in play and possible shift toward collective leadership.
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Washington
United States
China
Premis Chou Enlai
Chow
Mao
Lin Pho
Neking People’s Daily
Chen Pa-ta
Chen Pota
Man
Lin Viana
Chen Po-ta
Chen
Cholli Enlai
Yeh Chieng- Ing
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Party
Central Committee
Peking
Lin
Ching
Chou
8 Foot 2 Guy Tells Tall Tales in Los Angeles
Henry Hite, 8 foot 2, recounts jokes about his height in an AP profile. The tall showman notes he once met a man 10 inches taller who died at 22, claims he is the world’s tallest man, and details his odd life from vaudeville to meat company appearances. He describes a need for specialized furniture, two beds, and oversized shoes while joking with press.
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Los Angeles
Henry Hite
Illinois
Hite
Jong Johns
Ean
Hiteavett
Ant
Volkswagen
Mie
Attica Inmates Claim Brutality by State Police
Inmates testified that guards tortured detainees with cigarette burns and a rifle was pressed to a prisoner’s head after a four day rebellion at Attica prison ending in deaths. One inmate said a shotgun shell was placed near his knee with a threat of death.
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Buffalo
Attica State
Clate Lrippers
Tim
Allica
Gary Haynes
Toj
U.S. District Court
Altica
Blinded By Ex Convict Wilma Chestnut In St Louis Hospital
A seven year old girl named Wilma Chestnut sits with her mother at Homer Phillips Hospital in St Louis after an attack by an ex convict who threatened to cut her eyes out to prevent identification. Police report the teen suspect was involved in a holdup and the girl witnessed it. Doctors at Homer Phillips and Normandy Osteopathic Hospitals begin a fund drive to cover Wilma's medical expenses. Dr Phillip Venable notes an age transplant might be possible within five years.
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Wilma Chestnut
Homer Phillips Hospital
St. Louis
Normandy Osteopathic Hospital
Wilma
Phillip Venable
Hirohito Receives Warm Welcome in Britain
Emperor Hirohito arrives in London for a three day state visit amid mixed feelings from Britons who recall World War II. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip greet Hirohito and Empress Nagako as a 41 gun salute marks the welcome.
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Rodney Pinder
Associated Press
London
Hirohito
Japan
Britain
Tizabeth II
Prince Philip
Nagako
Paris
Iirohito
Hirabito
Rogers Seeks Mideast Settlement in UN Talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers met with U N diplomats at the General Assembly to pursue a Middle East interim settlement. He planned talks with Jordanian Foreign Minister Abdullah Salah and held a brief exchange with Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban. Mahmoud Riad called Rogers’s presentation vague and Eban urged direct negotiations, noting Egypt must shift positions for progress.
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5. K. Chow
China
William P. Rogers
United Nations General Assembly
Kenneth J. Freed
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
William PB. Rogers
Middle East
Rogers
Abdullah Salah
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Abba Fhan
Ka Frank Exchanwaid Noth
Mahmoud Riad
Eban
News New
United States
Egypt
Salah
Suez Canal
Federal plans drive for highway safety reforms
Federal officials outline a six point program to curb negligent driving and improve road safety. Proposals include national driver licensing, mandatory medical screenings, probationary permits for new drivers, periodic reexaminations, use of simulators for testing, and tighter supervisory arrangements while emphasizing the need for coordinated action with Israel in a broader peace context.
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Wasitiington
Juffrcial
Rogers
General Assembly
Accorg
Secord
Suez Canal
Middle East
Douglas W. ‘Otis
East Bank
Sraeli
Anany
South Viets Claim 364 Reds Killed
South Vietnamese and Cambodian reports outline heavy fighting along the Cambodia-South Vietnam frontier. Vietnamese forces claim 904 North Vietnamese killed in a ten day clash, with 144 Krek region ground losses and 230 more due to air strikes and artillery. Cambodian forces report 182 enemy bodies near Phnom Santuk and three Cambodians dead with 23 wounded. Ground efforts to reopen Highway 7 and assault near Fire Base Alpha are noted.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Saigon Comand
Krek
Besitgedl
Alpha
Hiradauarlers
Phnom Santuk
Phnom Penh
Kumponzom
The Daily Mail publication and pricing notice
A local newspaper masthead and subscription rates fragment mentions The Daily Mail established 1398, location in Summit Avenue, Hagerstown area, with Associated Press content rights noted. It lists mail and carrier options and subscription prices for periods including months and year terms.
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Daily Mail
Lagersstown
Hagerstown
Associates Press
Bet
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