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Billboard Interests, which mar the public view, particu, larly those that created th& iuper billboards occasionally seen from intentate routes. extol with roadside jungles of garish sign!. The junkyard operators who create whole mountain! of rusting metal and shat· tered glass in the midst of scenes of tranquil beauty. The litterbugs who strew our roadsides with debris, our beaches w ith the razor sharp flaps of flip top cans and our waterways with junk. The subdivision developers who bulldoze d ow n every tree In sight and march cracker box houses over hill and dale, and the ow n e r s ol shacks and trailers which line the shores ot once l ovely lakes, a tribute to bad local zoning or no zoning at all. The defacers of parks, the carvers of initials on benche!, t he target ! hooters at highway signs and the daubers of paint on scenic attractions. With such a roster ot eligible candidates, the awa r d ceremony m ii;ht take longer than an academy aw a rd I presentatJori. J0 hnson TV Talk tO Assess Russ1·an Shift Pek1·ng Bomb I :th~r ~~:~L~!mt!e~:;143.215.248.55 Saturday posed a problem for the storm window crowd. st!~~i:d:~ei~. a better day to leave them lantawouldthrowlnalucrative - - - - - - - - ----- - - - - - - - - - - - - l ~ r ! : i ; 7 ~ ~ ~ ~:f}n~x:os1on of an th~i~ c~;i~er~J~t~ :ti~ sh;r0:s~;it Record Tying Heat wave =~:r~' g~~;~~g :i~\~·u~::~dl~ Gives way t C00 l F t T,m" '"'" "· <0/. , The w eather "Machine gun alley" is the coast guard term for the ocean off the Cuban shore. ~:d a~~a~:/~}!u~n~t~~;; CompL!•dbyUSW••U.erllurm co143.215.248.55w,S~~d:;:~;·'t:~:~d~i=~~ Mo.ily cloudy and cooler Monday. Hirh Sunday mid1iitie1, low Sun,

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The new leaders of the Ser - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---==----~ Loe Anrele1 Tlmei/Wuhln&lon POst Nf:WI Servke Peking, ChJna - Well, let's say It right away, at the end of a long journey of seven weeks in Communist China: When Peking's rulers say that they have "on the whole" succeeded, I think they are telling the truth. The Communist regime is now firmly on the tracks, although errors and obstacles brought it close to disaster. There has been great general progress, although there ttlll exist areas-30metime1 immense-of difficulties and 1uffering, as the Chinese concede implicitly and u any objective visitor can see. Enemies of communism would be thunderstruck by the progress; friends of communism would be appalled by the problems that remain. Communism hu won two vlctoriet in China. Firtt, it has conquered all sorts of long standing evilt--Corruption, diaorderliness, disease. The advances I noted in my last visit in the autumn of 1955 have been consolidated. And if it is true tbat the Chinese have suf. fered a famine, they are not hungry toda y. But communism has also scored a second victory. It has decidedly "succeeded"-if that is the word- in manufacturing obedience by pushing its 700 million people through the rollen of Mao Marxism. It was in the three day, 2,000 mile train trip from Hong Kong to Peking that I witnessed my fint surprise. There, carved on the technlcolor landscape, was the Immense effort of • whole people to feed its multitude.. Not a square yard had been left uncul- tivated, right up to the rails, on the very embankments, in the ditches, along the shoulders of the roads, on und banks temJ)Orarily left dry by the rivers. After the years ol the great crisis, from 1959 to 1961, the plannen in Peking had transferred priority from heavy industry to agriculture, and tbe view from my train window answered my question: What would Chinese agri, culture-which is both the bane and the foundation of China's economybe like in the summer of 1964? There was a second surprise. The peasant-in the singular-no longer exists. No more lone workers, but teams, 20 at a time, one behind the other on the paths and in the furrows, making the same movements with the same tools at the same time in clusters over the countryside, like platoon, of soldiers on maneuver. At first tight. anyone could see tha t he was in the land of the communes, Tumtopo.feS,col, J �