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TIMEHRI, Guyana (AP)
~- Seven. penniless, elderly
survivors of the Peoples
Temple death ceremony left
by plane for New York today
after getting clearance from
Guyanese police in-
vestigating the suicide-
murder in which Rev. Jim
Jones and more than 900 of

- his culdsts died...

There was no indication
when the other 72 survivors
of the Jonestown colony
would be allowed to leave,

“t feel very badly because
I lost my twin sister there,”
said Madeline Brooks, 73, of
San Francisco, “I just have
to try to pick up my life in
some manner and keep
going." .

' Two survivors are under
arrest on murder charges
and some othera may be’

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PEKING (Reuter) —
Senior .Vice-Premier
Teng Hsiao-ping said
Wednesday there will be
no top-level change in
China's leadership

’ despite criticism of some

high officials in Peking's
present poster cam-
paign, Japanese sources

In a meeting with
Yoshikatsu -_: Takeiri,
chairman of en

ition Komei party,
Teg also praised the
appointment of Hua Kuo-
feng as premier 22
years ago and said he
himself does not want
the job, Hua is also
chairman of the Commu-
nist party.

China now needs unity
and stability, he added.

The vice-premier said
a highlevel meeting in
the Chinese capital is
nearing its end after a

| : DESPITE CRITICISM
No changes in Chinese govt. |

| discussion of the

i country's modernization

i. plans, the sources
reported, The meeting is
believed to involve the
Communist party
politburo or central
committee.

Earlier this week,
Teng tried to calm a
growing public debate in
which some of the
country’s leaders have
been criticized in wall
posters along Peking's
main Chang An
Boulevard.

He said it is fine for
people to express their
views but that some
statements have not
been conducive to
slability and moed-
ernization.

Criticiam has been
particularly directed at
Communist party Vice-
Chairman Wang Tung-
Hsing, chief bodyguard

of the late party
Chairman Mao Tse-
Tung, and there has been
speculation among
diplomats that he might
lose his position.

But Teng’s statements
to the Japanese today
indicated that Wang will
retain his post--at least
for the time being.

The Japanese sources
sald Teng replied with a
blunt “No” to a question
on whether there will be
a toplevel reshuffle.

Hua's appointment as
premier after the death
of Chou En-lai had been
“a very good decision,”
the sources reported
Teng as having said. He
added that although he
feels he himself has the
capacity to be premier,
he does not want the

and I wish to live much
longer," he said.

On Sino-American
relations, the vice-
premier was reported as
saying he would like to
visit the United States
but cnly after a nor-
malization of relations
between the two coun-
tries. He pointed out
there is still a Taiwanese
embassy in Washington.
Peking wants
Washington to withdraw
its support of the
Nationalist Chinese
government on Taiwan.

Some of the
momentum appears to
have gone out of the
poster campaign,
although criticism was
again levelled Wed-

nesday at Wang, former ©

Peking mayor Wu ‘Teh,
polithura member Ni

Iran under

TEHRAN (AP) — Op-
ponents of Shah Mohammad
Reza Pahlavi pressured
Iran's military government
Wetinesday with a wave of
wildcat strikes aimed at
disrupting the oil-rich coun-
try’s battered economy.

The walkouts, the latest in
a string of stoppages and
slowdowns, came amid fears
that the labor troubles will
soon spread into the streets
during the Moslem holy
period that starts later this
week,

Traditionally, the religious
whip themselves and mourn
for the martyred grandson of
the prophet Muhammed,
Iman Hossein. The emotion-
charged period, which
begins Dec. 2, reaches a
peak Dec. 11. .

Conservative Moslem
leaders have led the cam-
paign to remove the shah,
who has pressed ahead with
a modernization drive and

position. Chib-fi dsVi reforms that conservative
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