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12 =+'(qTHE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Jonuary 27, 1967 "CHURCH The first in a series of Church Unity Services was held: last week, in St. Gertrude's Roman Catholic Church, Oshawa, when more than 100 members of the Presbyterian, United, Anglican and Roman Cath- Newlyweds Michael and Joan Holt of Toronto had al- ways dreamed of visiting China. They fulfilled that dream, despite China's power struggle, during their current honeymoon trip around the world. They spent Jan. 12-15 in Canton. Here is their story, written for The Associated Press while they were in Tokyo. \|By MICHAEL and JOAN HOLT TOKYO (AP)--Thirteen Red Guards crowded into a_ four- room flat with a family of 11. 'Toronto Couple Visits Red China Tiny children reciting revolu- tionary phrases like robots. An amusement park show where the actors bowed and _apolo- gized for not studying Mao Tsc- tung's works harder. Wall newspapers and posters plastered on every building, on statues, on trucks and buses. These were our tourist-eye views of Communist China in ferment. The newspaper headlines in Hong Kong had told of violence, strikes, sabotage and bloody clashes in China as we went to collect our visas for a_ long- Milling crowds of _ youngsters everywhere. anticipated visit to China. In- stead of discouraging us the {foreboding news only served to heighten our excitement at the prospect of viewing the "cul- tural revolution" at first hand. But .. . at the China Travel Service office, we were told not to go beyond Canton to Shang- hai and Peking as planned be- cause the trains had stopped running. Pressed for an ex- planation, the answer was that 'too many people were taking ithe trains.' With this exercise jin Communist logic, we re- luctantly paid $120 for a four- day tour of Canton and Kwang Tung province. DRAW ATTENTION The next morning we boarded the Kowloon - Canton Railway and left British soil. The border formalities were time-consum- ing but only cursory. Attention was paid to. our cameras, tape recorders, film. During a Chi- nese meal at the border, we were subjected to a propaganda! skit by waiters and waitresses. Inspired, supposedly, by Chairman Mao's thought for the day, we set off for Canton on a 1930-vintage train. The: passing vista of moun- tains, rivers, fields, made us re- flect on the timeless nature of this still carry the same water buck- ets they have carried for thou- sands of years. Water buffalos still provide the energy in the fields. Despite the introduction of irrigation systems and the reorganization of farmers into communes, Cyhina still depends on the labor of man and beast to feed its 700,000,000 mouths. In Canton we were introduced to the Red Guards, the shock troops of the "great proletarian cultural revo lution." Several thousand were gathered at the station, evidently new arrivals from rural areas and awaiting their instructions. They stared giant country. Peasants) complexions and cameras. They were friendly and gave us a tremendous burst of gapplause as our bus departed. Many Chinese assume any foreign visitor allowed into their country must automatically be a "friend of China." This assumption was of tur for a few of our group of tour- ists, but the majority were anti- Communist tourists from Com- monwealth nations. After check- ing in to our hotel, we. toured a housing development project. The project manager gave us| 90 minutes of propaganda-com- plete with pictures of the mis- erable lot of the apartment dwellers before the '"'libera- tion." REBUILD OLD FORT The Alamo was reconstructed from the plans of the original building of 1744 for a new John Wayne movie about the epic open-mouthed at our clothing, battle. EEL LET GOING IF ALONE GRAND MANAN, N.B. (CP) Grand Manan Island, 21. miles long in the Bay of Fundy, may become the only Canadian in- corporated village surrounded by water. The local board of trade is considering establishing a municipality for the 2,600 res- idents. Excellent Accommodation located VY Mile from EXPO site Priced for economy 1 Unit sleeps 4 -- $24.00 ($6.00 per person) FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL have an ollotment ef 850 Units during EXPO. Groups or Individuals call immediately 576-3131. 4 pt UNITY SERVICES HELD HERE olic Churches attended. St Gertrude's parish, Rev. R. A. Sharp, rector of assisted. The next service in the series will be held in St. Matthew's Church _ to- morrow night. St. Matthew's Anglican Church, delivered the ser- mon. Rev. R. Brooks of St. George's Memorial Anglican Church, read the scripture and Rev. G. Mungham of --Photo by T. Greenaway. "Five Terrible Seconds' In JFK Slaying Recalled By RELMAN MORIN NEW YORK (AP) -- '"'Fiveltion of Manchester's book, due may havelon the newsstands Wednesday, spelled the difference between! relates the events of the day of terrible seconds" life or death for John F. Ken nedy after he. was s wounded, suggests in his book, The Death of a President. This is the estimated elapsed| president say, "My God, I'm time between the first and sec ond bullets that struck the late president. Referring to the secret service| "Neither had yet reacted to|he believes Lee Harvey Oswald agents riding in the front seat) of the presidential Man- chestec writes: "They were in a position to take evasive action after the first shot, but for five terrible seconds they were immobi- lized." The first bullet, piercing Ken- nedy's neck and throat, was not fatal, the author says. But the car, second inflicted a massivelgrace, he raised his right hand| wound on the right side of his skull, sealing his fate. first} into the rear seat of Vice-Presi- William Manchester| 'MY GOD, I'M HIT' motion faltered. The hand fell back limply. He had been reach- ing for the top of his head. But it wasn't there any more. .. ." At about the same _ instant, "| the assassination, Nov. 22, 1963. agent Rufus Youngblood vaulted The second instalment of Look magazine's four - part serializa- | a dent Johnson's car, snapped, Agent Roy Kellerman, in the)«Get down," and covered Tohn. |front seat, thought he heard the|<on's body with his own. a Bite and turned to look at him.; AGREES WITH WARREN Agent William R. Greer, the) In this section of his book, jdriver, also glanced backward.| Manchester leaves no doubt that the crisis,' Manchester says. |killed Kennedy and had no ac- | Kennedy was clutching his|complices in any organized con- throat but not grimacing. Man-|spiracy. chester describe his expression} The aythor thus agrees with as "quizzical." Mrs. Kennedy) the findings of the Warren com- jhad often seen that expression.| mission, which investigated all |She also seemed unaware that) aspects of the assassination. It |her husband had been wounded.| <2... Oswald acted alone. Then the second bullet struck. Critics of the Warren report, j A Manchester writes: ti : rita | however, have advanced the Now in a gesture of Infinite! theory in numerous books that | as though to brush back his| the bullets came from two di- | rections. tousled, chestnut hair. But the Manchester: pictures. Oswald Ghost Of Hai Jui Haunts Chinese Leader What is going on in China and what is the outlook? William L. Ryan, an Assoc- fated Press specialist on Communist affairs, seeks to answer .these .and .other «questions in a series of articles this week, of which this is the first. By WILLIAM L. RYAN as a "chronic failure," scorned and more or less rejected by his Russian wife, Marina. Wit- nesses testified before the War- ren commission that she told them Oswald was sexually in- adequate, ". . . This was the day the chronic failure was going to demonstrate that he could suc- ceed at something, that he was a man and did not deserve con- tempt," Manchester writes of Oswald on the day of the as- will. Dr. Cheng says that prob- ably is correct. Mao's worries about his lead- ership led him in 1957 to an experiment. "Let a hundred flowers bloom, let a thousand schools) of thought contend," he pro- claimed, suggesting that criti- cism was welcome. The criti- sassination. SAW OSWALD AIM told the Warren commission he METEORS! Get the extra savings of this big-value Meteor Rideau White Sale package and these extra features, too . . . full wheel automatic t ransmission with the unique "Select-Shift" feature that lets you shift gears manually or drive fully automatic- A witness, Howard ission | cism came, in a flood, from|Saw Oswald, only 88 yards from| The 400-year-old ghost of Hai Jui returned to haunt Mao tse- tung and frightened him into launching the gigantic struggle that grips Communist China today. The confusing and dangerous upheaval is traced by Chinese in the West to June, 1959, and the publication of an essay called Hai Jui's Scolding of the Emperor, made into a play two years later with the title of Hai Jui's Dismissal. When the essay and play appeared, says Dr. C. Y. Cheng, head of the University of Mich- igan department of Chinese studies, every Chinese intellec- tual and many non-intellectuals immediately recognized the symbolism. Hai Jui, in the Chinese mind, stands for righteousness and justice. In this case, he stood for Peng Teh-huai, whom Mao dismissed as defence minister because Peng opposed the Great | Leap Forward launched in March, 1958. The "'leap" was supposed to transform China within three years into a mighty economic power--by regimenting the half- billion peasants in 'people's communes" and by putting ur- ban workers into millions of backyard smelters. The "leap" was headed for debacle even in its early stages. WRITTEN BY OFFICIAL The author of the essay and play was Wu Han, deputy mayor of Peking and right-hand man to the powerful mayor and politburo member, Peng Chen, considered then an outstanding contender for Mao's mantle. The work was a_ protest against Mao. Even as far back as 1958. the big struggle had begun. Mao's position had been considerably weakened late that year by opposition to his pol, icies. His opponents included his old comrade-in-arms, long an heir apparent, Liu Shao-chi. It now develops, from what is being disclosed in the internal propaganda war in Peking, that intellectuals who spoke up|Kennedy's car and_ aiming against Mao's policies. The|through a telescopic sight on the, flowers didn't bloom for long. |rifle, fire at the president. Man-| \chester cites Brennan's | testi-| ANNOUNCES CAMPAIGN | mony. | Mao suddenly announced @| Manchester describes. th e| new "'rectification" campaign.|shock, terror and pandemonium The alleged "'rightists'"" who had|in the presidential car after the been discontented found them-|second shot struck Kennedy and selves purged and out of jobs.|when Governor John B. Con- China now was entering ajnally Jr. of Texas, in a delayed critical period in its relations| reaction, discovered that he had with the Soviet Union. Premier|been wounded, He began Nikita Khrushchev of Russia in| SCreaming. October, 1957, had promised) Mrs. Kennedy, shocked and Mao a prototype sample of the|Unaware of what she was doing, atom bomb and data on how to| climbed on the trunk of the car manufacture it. But he dragged just as Greer, the driver, began his feet. In November, 1957, Mao accelerating at full power. She and Marshal Peng, his defence Might have been killed. 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