Show — r i 40 - - ' Winker The Salt Lake Tribune Monday 6 191 2 Dolly- - ! 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Fu-chu- n It A c' ' ' --- ' ' r---- i - - i 0 -1 4- ' ' ll La (c'--- 1 I t ' --- r t ) ' L i i ) t i -- z-- In his accustomed place him followed by Deputy Premiers and Chen Yun China's vice Li and Mme Sun president Tung t l'" - - --- c-- I 1 1 ) - f"i ''"1111 ' - -1 ' ' 24 -"--- e- I 1 ( 1 - (-- "--- 1 L--- ) 7-) Chu Teh was after i I) I -9 Jul-thin- In Accustomed Place lk lb 1 Photographs Taken In a test over the Pasadena Rose Bowl a helicopter-born- e searchlight providedenough illumination from 8000 feet for a newspaper to be read in any seat in the stadium the spokesman said Clear Images were obtained at that height with infrared and ultraviolet photography be added that seems the dark 'when 'the will win in spokesman Systems a "Our new family of searchlights — the first of their o 00 1 acnd men facing a foe to have cat eyes in have long said night is ours we Vietnam'" said a for Electra-OpticXerox company n ' ' 4 sauce aircraftf t 'When Night Is Ours' 'Military a crn 1 kind In Vietnam—goes a long way toward this goal" Ile said the searchlights are In use in Vietnam but their location is secret A flick of a switch changes the rays from visible light to invisible infrared or ultraviolet radiation The light can be made to wink on and off making It difficult for ground forces to destroy reconnais- - e Long-rang- shorn of ' "restore constitutional government to the territory" (AP l lights which can bathe a battlefield or pinpoint an infiltrator with visible or invisible beams Were disclosed Sunday by a firm supplying them to US forces in Vietnam Far more powerful than the g lamommotommg Decline-li- Nov US Ray Searchlights Illuminate Night Fighting The Yugoslav dispatch also took note that Mrs Mao's name came after that of Li Ilsueh-fensecretary of the Central Committee who came under frequent attr) of the youthful Red Guards and who was deposed as first secretary of the Peking committee after the revolutionary committee was formed by Maoists The extent to which Mao's revolution has crippled the top echelons of the party was indicated by the nonappearance of Deputy Premier Tao Chu Marshal Ito Lung Deputy Premier Tan Chen-li- n for— flier Peking Mayor Peng Chen former Politburo member Li Ching-chuaInner Mongolian political and military boss Vlanfu Deputy Premier Po onetime g propaganda chief Lu Ting-- I and Lo purged chief of the army general staff All have been subject like Liu and to virulentt party and Teng Ilsiao-pinRed Guard criticism --- -77''' said that while there had been a significant decline in Rhodesian trade there also had been "continuing traffic In certain important items" Thant charged that South Africa and Portugal had "strengthened the economic position of the illegal regime" by failing to close the overland trade routes to it through South Africa and Portuguese Africa But be also said that Security Coun'til action "aimed at bringing the rebellion to an end in no way detracts from the rsponsibility" of Britain to 'There are any number of he said good candidates" After mentioning Hatfield and Dispatch Takes Note En-la- e Gavin Disavows Intention To Enter MI Primary ma- razor-tongue- mittee In Zith The correspondent for the Yugoslav news agency Tanjug indicated In a disto Belgrade that this might be a comedown for Mao's wife Chiang Chin The correspondent said that two months ago she had been listed far ahead of many marshals but now had many military personalities ahead of her gap-ridde- n able difficulties" Significant the tron of the cultural revolution--a- s In 19th place and Lin Piao's wife Yeh Chun a member of the army purge com- anti-Maoi- st his presidential powers there has been no announcement that he has officially been removed from office This must be done under Red China's constitution by the People's National Assembly: which has not met in some time possibly because Mao has been unable to gather enough support to oust Liu officially The Maoists accused the Liu group of British plessure to move the territory toward rule by its black maojrity The last of four Security Council resolutions on the issue adopted Dec 16 ordered all UN members not to buy any of Rhodesia's 12 main exports or sell Rhdoesia any oil planes automobiles or munitions Ti But Secretary-Cenera- l Thant said Sept 19 in his annual report that those sanctions "have not so far caused the illegal authorities insuper- adopt a resolution recstrong Security ommending Council action against Rhodesia the full assembly would give the resolution final approval in a few days more and the council would be called into session on the subject soon after that They said the 15 council members already were discussing when to meet on Rhodesia would resolute been — '! g It contended that Liu and his followers had been crushed but apparently in an acknovstedgement that he still had strength In the countryside the journal counseled Maoists to continue to humble Liu and his followers ''even more extens- 1 trailing them Mao-- s wife The official broadcast lists of those and those who attended who did not attracted attention Of China w a tchers The absentees included Gen llsiao Itua chief of the general political depart rnent of the Red Chinese army and a deputy chief of the military purge committee Others were Wang Li member of the civilian purge group rand Marshal a member of the Politburo Liu of the Communist party There were at least three surprises among those who did showup: Deputy Premier Chen Yu once the nation's economic czar Foreign Minister Chen YI and old Marshal Chu Teh chairman of the Standing Committee of the National Congress Sharply criticized as they had been counted out by some China watchers The official listing of those on the re viewing stand Showed no changes in the order of precedence- Premier i Chou appeared in his No 3 position followed by Alao's old crony and and Politburo alter ego Chen Po-tmember Standing Committee Kan Cheng Liu Faction Crushed? - C 0 doalt and were next In line with Chen Yi Yat-se- n Lists Attract Attention counterrevolutionary forces which vainly attempt to reverse the wheels of history - Trusteeship Comgravediggers mittee after an organization solemnly fill's' In the bole meeting Monday was likely t'' Shrouded in Secrecy to start debating the Rhodesian shroudquestion toward the- end was art of work 'rho 'of the week ed in secrecy and officials Some speculated that withperhaps embarrassed by it in 10 days the committee all had Intended no announcement of the event However word of It leaked nut when the artist and others sought permits to park their cars behind the Metropolitan ' I -- - 1 lanch the 1 gad ' A expected Sunday to begin a drive for a new crackdown on Rhodesia's white minority regime in the UN General sembly this week and carry it to the Security Council toward the end of the month Sources informed on the subject said the assembly's the diggers took a h break while the artist contemplated his work After 4 7 ---- By William N Oat is Associated Press Writer UNITED NATIONS NY— spice 4 -- fl - I ‘ Africans to Boost White Reign Fight It411 I - rr P-e- UN Rhodesian Debate Looms iyi'hen they reached six feet il tn into the parks earth a I hollowed out the six foot 11 " k: )347- (Copyright) man t WO rz K to pattern China after the Soviet Union in steering away from what the Maoists call the original ideas of Marx and Lenin for a Communist iorld theoretical the celebrations journal d Flag earned a muted prediction that 'trouble still lay ahead for the Peking leadership in tile next 12 months ''We must realize that in the coming year class struggle will stilt be very acute and complicated and we shall still storms and waves of class struggle' litorms and waves of class struggle" Red Flag said 'The handful of bad persons kiln attempt to shake from the right or the extreme 'left the proletarian headquarters of the party'sCentral Committee headed by Chairman Mao and who secretly sow dissensions and smear peoand the ple by rumors and slanders 7 30pyFENvEg r7- Pking's Celebration lit trying the Maoists - seulptures" artist The Swedishborn explained that he had at first had several other ideas for sculptures for the festival he solemn ceremony took place shortly after in am litst behind the letropolitan Museum of Art artist :lts the work his Instructions give lilts executed by two union gtieediggera hired at the rate of t50 a day for three-foo- - —rc')-0 Ile added he did not know "If this moment of (artistic) will ever come freedom again This is an environmental sculpture that brings in the ground above and the ground below I hate pompous ST b 1-- - and" placed thrriughout the city as part of this mrinthi New York Cultural Festival The invisible sculpture was the idea of- pop artist Claes Oldenburg one of the sculls to—- the tors contributing was who exhibit rionth-lonfree artistic complete iten in his wmic ) Soletnn Rite gling 4----- baseball gamc- - lovers squirworms rels a helicopter passing overhead I grew up in the area and loved It as a - etlett - - a sculpture involved with its whole surroundings — Is Robert E Da llos New York Times Writer NEW YORK - They dug a grave in Central Park Sunday but they didn't put anyone into IL When they 'finished digging they shoveled the dirt back in All that is left pow is a mound of loose gratAess dirt The grave is really not a grave according to officials It is of the Parks Department an "invisible sculpture" and the latest ol 32 that have been 13y alliout TV - |