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Image Not Available for China's "Cultural Revolution": National Day Celebrations. The Mao-Tse-Tung cult is growing in Red China, and Mao's thought dominates every sphere of life.

Image Not Available for Chinese National day parade.

Image Not Available for The Dome of Hiroshima: the ruins of the only building to be left standing after the atom bomb fell in 1945. The building was only a few hundred yards from the blast centre. The Mayor launched a campaigne to keep the Dome in good repair as a perminant remi

Image Not Available for Maria Callas - Greek born operatic soprano.

Image Not Available for Opium smuggling in Hong Kong. Manhunt on the roofs of Kowloon. A policeman takes the dog into the dwelling suspected of being used by drug traffickers.

Image Not Available for Peking celebrate 1st anniversity of people's republic.

Image Not Available for Pro-Mao demonstration. Opposition to the Cultural Revolution headed by Chairman Mao, has been growing in Chian since the beginning of 1966, leading to violence in the street of most of China's big cities, and rumours of a possible civil war.

Image Not Available for Sir Cecil Beaton, pictured in his painting smock at Reddish House, his Wiltshire home.

Image Not Available for Two Masters Rehearse: Yehudi Menuhin and Benjamin Britten rehearsing for the forthcoming Aldeburgh Festival of Music and the Arts.

Image Not Available for Where the second bomb fell. Nagasaki remembers. This city observed the 21st anniversary of its devastation by an atom bomb with a quiet, unostentatious ceremony, climaxed by the release of 200 doves of peace.