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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Thursday, May 6, 1976

Mao in poor health visitor says Television viewing tonight

HONG KONG IPi - China's
Mao Tse-tang is frail and in
poor health as the result of a
reported stroke suffered some
time ago but it not senile, New
Zealand Prime Minister Robert
Muldoon said yesterday after
a visit to Peking.
'Muldoon spent 10 minutes
with Mao last Friday, far less
time than the 82-year-old Chi-
nese Communist party chair-
man usually spends with for-
eign dignitaries. Muldoon said
he believed this was because of
Mao's health.

"THERE tS no doubt he is
not healthy," the prime minis-
ter said at a news conference.
A number of American and
other foreign visitors to China
in the past year have report-
ed Mao to be frail and some-
times to have trouble speaking,
but they said he had an active
and alert mind.
Muldoon said Chinese offic-
ials told him about Mao's
stroke, but they did not say
when it occurred except that
it was "some time ago."
THE CHINESE hierarchy,

probably the most aged na-
tional leadership in the world,
has been hit by several deaths
this past year, topped by the
cancer death of Premier Chou
En-lai in January at the age
of 78.
A vice chairman of the party
C e n t r a I Committee, Kang
Sheng, died Dec. 16 at the age
of 77, and Tung Pi-wu, a mem-
ber of the standing committee
of the Central Committee politi-
cal bureau, died a year ago at
the age of 90.
THE AVERAGE age of the
16 surviving members of the
Politburo is 66.
Capernicus, in 1543, published
a book saying the earth and
other planets traveled around
the sun.

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50 Brady Bunch--Comedy
62 I Spy-Adventure
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9 News
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20 Daniel Boone-Adventure
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4 Bawling for Dolars-Game
7 ABC News-Barry Reasoner
11 Brady Bunch-Comedy
13 Hogan's Heroes--Comedy
56 mBark Perspective on
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50 Michigan State Lottery
62 Speaking of Sports
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4 Don Adams' Screen Test
7 Match Game PM
9 Room 222
11 Wild Kingdom
20 It Takes a Thief-
Adventure
13 Adam-52-Crlme drama
541 Hogan's Heroes-Comedy
56 Evening Edition with
Martin Agrousky
62 News
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4 13 Movie-"Law and
Order"s
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50 Merv Griffin
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20 Wrestling
56 Black Journal

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"Animal Research on Infantile Amesia:
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so To Be Announced
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-Music
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between Davey and the
police
4 13 Johnny Carso
7 24 Mannix-Crime Drama
9 News
St Movie-"GeneratlOnt"
20 Jack Benny-Comedy
50 Movie-"Journey Into
Fear"
56 ABC News-Harry Reasoner
12:00 2 Movie--"Promise Her
Anything"
9 Movie-"Asyium for a Spy"
62 News
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1:00 4 Tomorrow-Tom Snyder
13 News
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1:50 7 News
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war"
4 News
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4:00 2 News
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