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...that the radical-moderate feud has heated up. Over the past two weeks, posters have appeared on walls within view of the municipal office building accusing "Official XX" of "keeping the lid" on the anti-Confucius campaign. The target is believed to be Peking's top official, Wu Teh, a moderate and a supporter of Premier Chou Enlai. However, the moderates struck back with posters defending "Official XX." They denounced the authors of the earlier posters as "bad elements" who "indulge in fabrication, lies and calumny...
Veiled Criticism. If Wu Teh is toppled, the radicals will have scored an important victory against the moderates and-by implication-against Chou himself. The Premier's increasing absence from public events seems to indicate that he is trying to stay out of the line of fire...
...peacetime industry. But evidence has recently accumulated aht the AEC's position is not as secure as it sounds. The commission held extensive hearings at Bethesda, Md., to allow nuclear critics, who represented a coalition of 60 citizen groups, to dispute the effectiveness of a safety device called teh "emergency core cooling system." This back-up complex of pipes and valves is designed to bathe the hot reactor core with cooling water if the main cooling system fails. Since the system has not ever actually been tested, not even in scale models, scientists have had to depend on mathematical...
...Neither Peng Teh-huai, Lin's predecessor as Defense Minister until his ouster in 1959, nor Head of State Liu Shao-chi, who was purged in 1966 but has still not been replaced, was ever officially designated heir apparent, as Lin was, but each had worn the mantle of succession for several years preceding his political demise...
...time, but nonetheless sad. Having taught on three continents I believe that Harvard is behind the timetable. The future will bring a great increase in the bureaucracy at the expense of the faculty and the graduate students. The undergraduates are safe, as is the bureaucracy, but graduate students and teh faculty may have to move into the bureaucracy in order to survive. Then the politicizapion of the university today will seem as nothing compared to the future. Richard N. Frye Professor of Iranion