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Banner Headline. Proffered visits to nearly 40 industrial, cultural or historic sites proved interesting enough, but there was little room for individual enterprise. Detroit News Correspondent Jerry terHorst got a banner headline back home for his account of a visit to a Peking auto assembly plant. The New York Daily News made much of the observation by U.P.I.'s Norman Kempster that "Peking looks like a working-class neighborhood in The Bronx." Even when correspondents did make prolonged contact with responsive individual Chinese, as the Times's Frankel did with some students at Peking University, the results could...
...Kidder, sick with mononucleosis, was forced to play because usual number one man Brian McGuinn and Terhorst couldn't made the trip. Kidder held on for a while but in the end got trounced...