Maoists warn of continued class struggle and leadership shifts
A Red Flag editorial warned of ongoing, acute class struggle in the coming year while urging deeper action against Liu Shaoqi’s faction. It argued Lin Biao’s group sought to imitate the Soviet model, and noted Maoist leadership remains contested with Liu still officially in office but lacking clear removal.
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Lin Piao
Peking
Mao
Red Flag
Liu
Red China
People’s National Assembly
Lin
China
Soviet Union
Marx
Lenin
Chna
Hsiao Hua
Red Chinese Army
Wang Li
Liu Po-cheng
Communist Party
Higher Caste Students Don New Status In India
The Times of India reports several higher caste students have been \"adopted\" by untouchable families to gain university admission concessions. Untouchability remains illegal but persists, and the vast outcast minority remains without full government protection.
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REW Delhi
Times of India
U S Planes Blast Targets In N Viet Nam Warfront
U S planes bombed North Vietnamese positions near the DMZ as Marine units endured mortar and automatic fire 15 miles northeast of Da Nang. Three Marines and one Seabee wounded. B52 raids hit gun sites and bunkers near Con Thien while leaflets dropped across the DMZ. Navy river patrol craft now operate coastally from Da Nang to the DMZ. South Vietnam politics delay Thieu Ky election result amid fraud claims.
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26Th Marine Regiment
da 'Nang
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Con Thien
Dmz
North Vietnam
Ben Quang
1St Corps
U.S. Navy
Mekong
da Nang
Vietnams
Saigon
Haiphong
South Vietnamese National Assembly
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Marine Headquarters
Ust
Marine War
Gon Thien
Gio Linh
Searchlights aid troops use new electro optical beams
A demonstrational offshore test near Santa Catalina Island showed a yacht-mounted light locating three men and a dog on a bluff 700 yards away and tracking jeeps 1.5 miles distant. Engineer Al Landau described new infrared and ultraviolet lights, including a 20 kilowatt unit for aircraft or jeeps that lights a 50-foot target at 1,000 yards and a 500-pound 20 kilowatt unit used in a Rose Bowl test, with capabilities to switch between visible and invisible radiation and to shape beams from oval to narrow circle.
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Santa Catalina Island
al Landau
Vietnam
Rio Grande Flood Recedes As Beulah Sets Record
Officials said the Rio Grande water levels receded while Beulah was anticipated as history’s second billion dollar storm. Harlingen suffered heavy silt deposits and odors from ruined refrigerators as residents cleaned up, with homes flooded to rooftops and damage likely exceeding ten thousand dollars for some families. Brownsville and Harlingen schools planned reopens. seven satellite towns in Corpus Christi area could shower again after a week. Public water mains broke in Port Aransas area, with boiled-water advisories in effect.
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Weather Bureau
Beulah
Harlingen
Rio Grande Valley
Brownsville
Corpus Christie
Corpus Christi
Falfur Ifias
Portland
Ingleside
Taft
Gregory
Odom
Port Aransas
Aransas Pass
Neo Nazis Make Best Showing Yet in Bremen Election
In Bremen, West Germany, the National Democratic Party branded neo-Nazi by critics won eight seats in the 100-member state parliament with nearly 9 percent of the vote, while the Social Democrats fell to 46 percent. In New York, official city- and state-wide figures show welfare rolls and unemployment trends, with City Hall disputes over a Teamsters study claiming disproportionate relief.
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Bremen
Germany
National Democratic Party
Social Democrats
Bremerhaven
Christian Democrats Off
New York
Kurt Georg Kiesters
Westersinger
New York State
Ocrats
New York City
Christian Democrats
New Part City
Free Democrats
Aseph Trerotola
Teamsters Joint Council 16
John} V. Lindsay
Soviet Pair Immobilized Two Months Experiment
Soviet Tass report describes Raman Kotsan and Etasil Mostvilas immobilized for over two months to simulate weightless space flight. The men, aged unknown, endured a fixed swing to remain horizontal as scientists noted body aches by day 23 and recovery after day 30. They eventually stood after release and regained strength in days.
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Moscow
Tass
Raman Kotsan
Etasil Mostvilas
Kotsan and Mostvilas
Criminal Procedure Changes Proposed by Commission
The commission proposes liberalizing wiretap delegation limits if voters approve a new constitution. Eavesdropping would drop to 15 days with extensions allowed. Nonfelony arrests could use appearance tickets, and unsecured or partially secured bail would be allowed to release good risks unable to pay full bail. These changes aim to reduce pretrial jail populations amid ongoing criminal justice reform.
Red Sox Clinch Pennant with wild onfield celebration
Minnesota fans stormed the field in Boston as the Red Sox clinched the pennant. Jim Lonborg starred with a bunt single and 22nd win while Yaz drove in three hits and clinched the batting title. Police and ushers struggled to clear the crowd before sprinklers finally drove them away. Lonborg led the AL with 246 strikeouts as flaring celebration carried into Kenmore Square.
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Minnesota
Jim Lonberg
Boston
Ushers
Red Sox
Usher
Kenmore Square
Lonborg
Yastrzemski
Rich Rollins
O Connor backs non rush hour fare cut on private buses
New York City Council President Frank D O Connor proposed lowering the 20 cent fare on six private bus lines in Queens Manhattan and Brooklyn during non rush periods. He urged a feasibility study on reducing fares for about 350000 daily riders to ease crowding and improve service.
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NEW York
City Council
Frank D. O'Connor
O'Connor
Queens
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Foreign Elected to Soviet Agricultural Academy
MOSCOW AP reports four foreigners elected to the Soviet Academy of Agricultural Sciences. Prof Cirillo Maliani of Italy is a genetics grain cultivation and seed farming expert. Prof Hitoshi Kihara of Japan is a geneticist and plant physiologist. Dr B P Pal of India is a botanist geneticist. Prof Leonard Shibetsky of Canada specializes in genetics and plant selection.
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Moscow
Soviet Academy of Agricultural Sciences
Cirillo Maliani
Hitoshi Kihara
B. P. Pal
Leonard Shibetsky
Inj
Kennedy supporters in New Hampshire push anti Johnson bid
A Citizens for Kennedy group, active in 10 states, aims to block Johnson’s renomination by backing Sen. Robert Kennedy. Leaders in New Hampshire say the effort is growing, with plans to win early support and test Kennedy as a logical alternative, though some members emphasize anti-Johnson goals over firm Kennedy backing.
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Pittsburgh
Martin Shepard
New York
Kenne
Citizens
Kennedy
Washington, D.C
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
California
Ilinois
Oregon
New Hampshire
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
Washington
South Dakota
Columbia
Shepard
Daniel
Personalized name mat for dust and dirt removal
An advertisement offers mats with the buyer’s name permanently molded in crame letters in red green Elva or black. Price four dollars and twenty five cents prepaid with tax included. Mail to SARJON ET TERPRISES Box 50a Bellmore NY 11792.
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Sarjon Etterprises
Bellmore
N.Y
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