Anti American Uprisings Urged Worldwide by Red China
In a Peking People's Daily editorial broadcast by Peking Radio, China calls for anti American uprisings worldwide to nibble away at U S imperialism while U S troops are occupied in Vietnam. It accuses the Soviet Union India and Japan of plotting with the United States to encircle China. The piece argues that transferring forces to Asia invites disaster for U S power and that Asian peoples can exploit this to intensify the anti U S struggle globally. It predicts a global uprising once U S forces are tied down in Asia.
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Chrysler Reveals 1967 Line Focusing on Safety
Los Angeles reports Chrysler president Lynn Townsend and Townsend outlined a safety focused 1967 lineup. He noted a $370 million spend to bring the cars to market and highlighted an energy absorbing steering column and a dual braking system as key features amid rising safety scrutiny.
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Anatomy Board Reestablished by Goddard in Arizona
The State Anatomy Board was set up again at the request of the new University of Arizona Medical School. Sam Goddard named five members to regulate cadaver handling for medical studies. The appointees include Drs. Joe Causey of Douglas P H Krutzsch and Herman S Rhu Jr of Tucson James Landers of Arizona State University and George Spendlove the state health commissioner. Without a medical school in the state the board has had little opportunity to function in the past.
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University of Arizona to study lightning from aircraft
University of Arizona scientists, aided by a 91 500 grant from the U S Office of Naval Research, will develop an instrument to study lightning from aircraft. Salanave and colleagues will use 15 000 of the funds with Dr Louis J Battan to advance high speed spectra and infrared analysis of lightning from three on campus and nearby observatory locations.
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Walter H. Evans
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