Riots Rock China's A-test Area Amid Oil Disruptions
Reports from Peking say pro and anti Maoist factions clashed in Sinkiang province near the nuclear test site, disrupting key oil production. Peking Radio hailed Mao as a genius and successor to Marx, while posters in Beijing described clashes and oilfields being shut.
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Reds spur Hong Kong revolt urged by Peking radio
Peking Radio said 700 million Chinese prepared to back leftists in Hong Kong against British rule. It followed an editorial in People’s Daily calling for combat and urged revolutionary workers peasants teachers and students to support Hong Kong revolt with pledges from mass meetings in Canton Shanghai and other cities.
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Dayan Becomes Israel Defense Minister At Unity Cabinet
Israel formed a national unity cabinet with Gen Moshe Dayan, 52, taking defense minister duties after joining Thursday. The new government faced criticism of France's neutralist stance as De Gaulle urged a four-power approach to the Middle East. A border shooting incident between Israeli and Jordanian forces occurred nearby with no casualties.
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Marchin' Georgia Klansmen march past toward antiwar rally
In Atlanta a pro Viet rally near city hall unfolds as robed Klansmen parade with Confederate flags. The Good Neighbor Club sign adds a comic twist to the procession amid tense, charged atmosphere.
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Army doctor Levy sentenced in disloyalty case in South Carolina
Defense attorney compares Levy's dismissal to a cavalry film as Army Capt. Howard B. Levy is convicted by court martial for refusing to train Green Beret medics for Vietnam service and for accusing troops of murder. Levy is dishonorably discharged and sentenced to three years at hard labor.
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