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TOKYO — (UPI) — Communist China declared today that a serious struggle over domestic and foreign policy is occurring among its intellectuals and within the Chinese Communist party itself. It hinted at possible new purges.
Although it was not openly stated, the argument appears to have some bearing on China's position in the Viet Nam war, as well as on domestic issues of economic and social policy and intellectual freedom.
THE OFFICIAL revelation of the new wave of debate came in an editorial in the "Liberation Army Daily," official newspaper of the Chinese armed forces. Excerpts were broadcast by the New China News Agency.
The editorial said a new group of "scholars, specialists and professors" has grown up that "opposes the party and socialism, dons all sorts of cloaks, makes grand gestures and deliberately
turns simple things into mysteries."
This new group, it said, was working "in coordination with the anti-party activities of the right opportunist elements within the Communist party" itself.
THE LIBERATION DAILY charged that the group was launching "offensives" against China's present policies, and is "in tune with the international anti-China chorus raised by the imperialists, modern revisionists and the reactionaries of all countries."
This is Chinese Communist shorthand for people, Communist and otherwise, who advocate peaceful coexistence in general and a peaceful settlement in Viet Nam in particular because of the danger a nuclear war could arise from the conflict.
The editorial said the new "anti-party, anti-Socialist" group was waving 'red flags' to oppose the Red flag, and denning the cloak
of Marxism-Leninism and Mao Tse-tung's thinking to oppose Marxism-Leninism and Mao Tsetung's thinking."
Americans are killed in jungle crash
SAIGON—(UPI)—A U.S. search and rescue party, hacking its way through dense bamboo jungle near the Cambodian border, today reached the wreckage of a giant CH47 Chinook helicopter which took 21 Americans to their deaths.
U. S. officials said exploding ammunition and burning gasoline forced the rescuers to remain clear of the wreckage for hours. But they kept the crash site under surveillance and reported no sign of survivors.
PARIS — (UPI) — France's decision to cancel existing rights for NATO military planes to fly over its territory was seen here today as an effort to strengthen President Charles de Gaulle's position during his forthcoming visit to Moscow.
France announced Wednesday it had told the United States and other NATO countries that milli-
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tary overflights will be canceled beginning June 1. Authorization will be given only on a month-to-month basis, the French government said.
The deadline is 20 days before De Gaulle is scheduled to make an official visit to Moscow. It is a month before the date he has set for France to pull out of the Atlantic military alliance.
THERE WAS NO immediate indication whether enemy fire or mechanical trouble caused the crash.
U. S. officials meantime said a U.S. Air Force Phantom F4CP jet fighter was downed over North Viet Nam today and intense antiaircraft fire blocked rescue efforts.
The sweptwing jet went down about 65 miles northeast of Hanoi. Other American planes in the area were warned by radio that Communist fire was so thick rescue craft should stay away. The Phantom carried two crewmen.
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In Ellsworth Hall new officers are: Donna Miller, St. Joseph, Mo., junior, president; Nancy Thompson, Burlingame junior, secretary; Stephanie Caple, Ft. Monroe, Va., sophomore, treasurer. There was a tie for vice president between Julie Pinkerton, Wichita junior, and Tranne Gregory, Lawrence sophomore.
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Another election for vice president will be held next Tuesday, said Sharon Jacobs, Wichita junior and Ellsworth Inter-residence hall Hall council representative.
JANE FRANCIS, Kansas City, Mo., junior, is president of Hashing Hall. Livia Perlaky, Topeka sophomore, is vice president; Marget High, Topeka sophomore, secretary, and Joyce Johnson, Houston, Tex., sophomore, treasurer.
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Officers in McCollum Hall are: Tim Vollmer, St. Louis, Mo., sophomore, president; Ralph Dobyns, Omaha, Neb., junior, vice president; Bob Stewart, Sharon Hill, Pa., sophomore, social chairman; Emery Goad, Junction City sophomore, treasurer.
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