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...propaganda as well as the enthusiastic tales of such impressionable visitors as Britain's Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery. In fact, even Red China's normally boastful leaders guardedly admit serious trouble. In his comfortable villa at Hangchow, Chairman Mao Tse-tung told France's ex-Cabinet Minister François Mitterand that he knew "Western newspapers have printed large headlines on what they call the famine in China." But it was not a famine, insisted Mao, only "a period of scarcity...
...Nation's Future (NBC, 9:30-10:30 p.m.). This week's debate pits ex-Cabinet Minister Jacques Soustelle against the Moroccan Ambassador to the U.S., Dr. El-Mehdi Ben Aboud, on "What is the Solution to the Algerian Problem...
Kamal Jumblatt, 39, a hereditary chief of Druse mountain tribesmen and ex-Cabinet minister, formed his own socialist party in 1949, later backed the movement that installed Chamoun in office. A somewhat intellectual and moody mountaineer who studied in Paris and took to visiting an Indian ashram after his first parting with Chamoun, he now controls the south central area of Lebanon for the opposition. Chamoun's ultimate insult, he claims, was to deny him his ancestral parliamentary seat in last year's elections. As leader of a heretical Moslem sect, he is no friend to Islamic...
...effective answer to that. Lord Beaverbrook's lusty Daily Express (circ. 4,077,833) gleefully ran leaks from Labor's party meeting to consider what to do about leaks to the press. Said the Express triumphantly: "Leakage No.1: it was Mr. Harold Wilson, M.P., Bevanite and ex-Cabinet minister, who moved the resolution. Leakage No. 2: it was carried unanimously. Leakage No. 3: Mr. Herbert Morrison dropped his idea of seeking legal sanctions against newspapers who get their own reports of socialist proceedings...
...government was not willing to offend either womankind or Ethnos, one of its biggest supporters, so the Miss Greece finals went on last week as scheduled. Shiny lines of Buicks and Cadillacs brought 700 VIPs (including ex-Premiers Sophocles Venizelos, Constantine Tsaldaris and a dozen Cabinet or ex-Cabinet ministers) to the swank, open-air Argentina Club, by the waterfront at Phaleron Bay. Admission charge: $9 a head (drinks extra). Eleven finalists paraded, first in bathing suits, then in evening gowns. Outside the club, 200 policemen waited in their squad cars for something more exciting to happen. It soon...