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CIA reports on Communist China's Army and Provincial Party politics. Report. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. TOP SECRET. Issue Date: Apr 25, 1967. Date Declassified: Apr 16, 1979. Sanitized. Complete. 68 page(s).
however, there was a resurgence of "rebel" revolutionary attacks on government and party officials. These apparently were ordered by Mao to reverse the trend toward phasing out the more violent and disorderly aspects of the Cultural Revolution. A new Campaign launched against Liu Shao-chi and Teng Hsiao-ping at the end of March apparently was intended to prepare for their formal removal. The outcome of these latest developments cannot be predicted, beyond a general forecast of continued confusion with new "twists and turns" in the months ahead as the current leaders work to construct new administrative machinery from the wreckage of the old party and government apparatus. The course of the struggle during the December-January crisis, and the final victory of the center over power constellations on the periphery suggest, however, that over the longer run the prospect is for a unified China governed on strongly nationalistic principles. -4- TOP SECRET N?? No ?? TOP SECRET COPY Lyndon Baines Johnson Library
CIA reports on Communist China's Army and Provincial Party politics. Report. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. TOP SECRET. Issue Date: Apr 25, 1967. Date Declassified: Apr 16, 1979. Sanitized. Complete. 68 page(s). Reproduced in Declassified Documents Reference System. Farmington Hills, Mich.: Gale, 2008.
Document Number: CK3100168858
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