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Chou En-Lai's Cortegn
Aronson, James | February 12, 1977 issue

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Describes the reaction of people of China on the funeral day of the political leader Chou En-lai as observed by the author on January 8, 1976. Revelation that Communist Party member Yao Wen-yuan tried to sabotage the publicity of the funeral of Chou; Observation of an overall atmosphere of sorrow and grief in Peking, China; Information on the cavalcade following the dead body of Chou; Steps taken by the police to stop the people from becoming unruly.

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FUNERAL rites & ceremonies; CHOU En-lai; GRIEF; DEATH; CHINA
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