China Can't Hide Shortcomings in Many Industries
Canadian reporter Charles Lynch surveys four Chinese plants in 1960s era industry, noting limited production at Changchun automobile and railway car factories, Shenyang heavy machinery, and Harbin electric machinery. He cites Soviet withdrawal, state control, and low efficiency as key obstacles, with output stagnation and outdated tooling despite growth aims.
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Laundries Compete On Shirt Care And Street Smarts
A local columnist contrasts laundry services with streetwise weighs in on a punch in the eye and the unfamiliar pain until it happens. The piece frames everyday tasks against unexpected injuries to draw a blunt social observation.
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