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Wang Jen-Chung No Longer in the Swim

World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 3, 20 January 1967 · p 73 · 167 words

China

LONGER IN THE SWIM

Wang Jen-chung, famous throughout China for being such an ardent disciple of the thought of Mao Tse-tung that the great helmsman invited him to join him in the famous breasting of the turbulent waters of the Yangtze River last July 16, now appears to be > badly in need of a life jacket.

The first secretary of the Communist party in the south- -center region, he has reportedly been denounced by Mao's wife, Chiang Ching.

According to the East is Red, a journal of the Red Guards, at a Red Guard meeting in Peking December 16, Mrs. Chiang Ching accused him and two others of responsibility in various incidents. The other two were also disciples of Mao's thought -- Chou Jung-hsin, general secretary in the cabinet of the prime minister and Yung Wen-tao, the first secretary of the Communist party in Canton. ;

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