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Last week World Outlook reported [p.194] that according to a Tokyo paper, a February 13 wall bulletin in Peking stated that Chiang Ching, the wife of Mao Tse-tung, had been placed in charge of a Committee of Orientation for the Cultural Revolution. It now appears that the name was misread. It really involved Kang Sheng. Kang Sheng is thought ta be seventh from the top in the present Political Bureau..He was. twenty-fifth.in the old one. His duties have always remained obscure and it is believed by some that he may be in charge of intelligence.
A. Hsinhua dispatch from Peking February 11 reported that at a rally of 100,000 persons called to condemn "the Soviet revisionist ruling clique for its bloody suppres-— sion of Chinese students returning home via Moscow," leading members of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist party were present. Only five of them were listed. The order was as follows: Chou En-lai, Chen Po-ta, Kang Sheng, Chen Yi and Chiang Ching.
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