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old Chinese Reds told Step aside reckoned to have marred tenure as party chairman The new chairman succeeded Mao's handpicked heir Hua Guofeng who resigned during this week's plenary session of the Central Committee In laying down the new party line Hu hammered at themes advanced in a rewrite of the history: The party has done good work and so did Mao but both made serious mistakes particularly during the Cultural Revolution That era which Hu called Mao's "gross blunder" has cost the party dearly he said but in keeping with the upbeat tenor of the plenum that elected him Hu predicted bright future for China's socialist must devote much of our energy from now on to the selection and training of thousands and thousands of cadres who combine ability and political integrity and are in their prime and give these comrades the opportunity to take part in Hu said Hu punctuated his address with a raised clenched fist leaving the audience to reflect on the difference between their new chairman and the more phlegmatic Deng whose own speeches often sound like a listing of stops on a rail line The response to address closed to outsiders but televised nationally seemed tepid perhaps in tune with warnings against the establishments of personality cults like the one that now is officially Secretary of Army rejects proposal to revive draft By DAN WILLIAMS Herald Staff Writer PEKING The new leader of the largest Communist party gave an impassioned pep talk to his followers Wednesday urging discipline and demanding that the old generation of leadership step aside to overcome past mistakes It was Hu Yaobang's public debut two days after he was named chairman by the party's Central Committee He told 10000 shirt-sleeved faithful in the Great Hall of the People to knuckle down to challenges of modernizing China "It was only natural that we would make mistakes of one kind or another" Hu said after lamenting blunders from the 1958 Great Leap Forward to the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution "The important thing is to be good at learning through practice" Hu spoke on the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party which he said now numbers 39 million He sat under a flag bedecked hammer and sickle next to Communist Party Vice Chairman Deng Xiaoping mentor of the pragmatists now in power in China Hu's rise to leadership caps the triumph of the result-keen Deng followers over the more ideologically oriented Maoists who ruled during the Cultural Revolution However while the pragmatists have consolidated power in the high and middle levels of the party many lower members still in office owe their positions to following line "Comrades at the lower level must respect and obey Hu insisted bouncing in his red-backed chair for emphasis must not feign compliance while actually violating or resisting instructions from the higher Stressing the need to ensure a continuity of present policies Hu 66 echoed his friend repeated call for older officials to step aside and raise younger party members to positions of authority need to reinstitute it Reinstatement of the draft would require an act of Congress The sources said Meyer did not object to deleting the proposal The budget document proposing the draft was sent to Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger June 15 but with a cover letter from Marsh saying the idea has been "discarded as being unacceptable at this the sources said They said Marsh told Weinberger the Army could meet its increased manpower goals with a combination of more volunteer recruiting and a higher rate of retention following administration plans to increase military salaries The Army buildup seeks an expansion from 16 to 18 active divisions plus increasing the National Guard divisions from eight to 10 WASHINGTON (UPI) Army Secretary John Marsh has turned down a recommendation from his chief of staff to reinstitute the draft in 1984 to meet the manpower needs Pentagon sources said Wednesday The recommendation by Gen Edward Meyer was contained in a five-year budget program that Marsh ordered rewritten so that the draft proposal would be ommitted they said Meyer proposed in contradiction of Reagan Administration policy that the draft be reinstituted in fiscal 1985 which begins Oct 1 1984 to ensure the Army would meet its goal of expanding the force by 100000 men in the next five years the sources said The draft was ended in 1973 and the Reagan Administration has said it sees no Tropical storm breaks up in Virginia United Press International Piece of cake Lena Horne turned 64 the other day and following the evening's perform ance of Horne The Lady And Her at New Nederlan-der Theater they trotted out a birthday cake for her and everyone had a wonderful time Upcoming thanks to psychics Tropical Storm Bret the second of the 1981 hurricane season fell apart Wednesday over inland Virginia after flooding streets and basements with heavy rainfall and walloping the Norfolk coast with winds up to 55 miles per hour One swimmer in Nags Head NC died of injuries she received after being swept away in riptides that assaulted North Carolina beaches before the onset of Bret The US Coast Guard searched Wednesday for two pleasure boats believed to have been blown off course by the storm One 43-foot sailing boat The Patriot was last reported about 150 miles east of Cape Henry Va with six persons aboard The Valiant Lady a 40-foot motor-sailer was last reported about 140 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras with an undetermined number of people aboard Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Coral Gables said rainfall associated with Bret reached westward to the Virginia prompting gale warnings from Cape Hatteras NC to Ocean City Md Meanwhile in Florida a dome of exceptionally cool dry air has reduced nighttime temperatures to record lows for this time of year in some parts of the state Forecaster Bob Case said the air mass probably will continue to keep nighttime temperatures unseasonably mild for the next couple of days Low-temperature records were set for the date Tuesday in Daytona Beach with 60 degrees Apalachicola with 63 and Orlando with 64 The same cool dry air dropped the mercury reading in Homestead to a low 68 Warm easterly breezes off the Atlantic kept low readings in Dade County's coastal areas in the upper 70s Case said The Miami-area forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Thursday with highs in the mid to upper 80s lows near 80 along the coast and in the low 70s inland Ohio Valley and southeastern Kentucky where as much as three inches fell Streets in western Pennsylvania were flooded in some places and homeowners were pumping water out of their basements The small town of Brookeville was drenched by four inches of rain Bret was categorized as a small storm by the National Hurricane Center Its highest winds extended outward for only about 20 miles from the center It disturbance struck the Virginia Coast near Norfolk early Wednesday morning Forecaster Gil Clark said Bret was a surprise to meteorologists because of its unlikely birthplace and the rapidity with which it grew was unusual as a tropical storm because it developed so far north It really didn't originate in the he said Bret organized quickly and gained strength Tuesday as it crossed the Gulf Stream off the coast of North Carolina and The Midyear Top Tabloid Psychic Predictions are upon us with both The National Enquirer and The Star checking in this week with staggering numbers of startling and amazing forecasts of what the rest of the year will bring Coming up: President Reagan will have a divine revelation So will Pope John Paul II Meanwhile there will be another attempt on the pontiff's life There will also be an attempt on Margaret life For that matter there will be an attempt on Erik life too Nancy Reagan will fall off a horse and break her leg Presidential assassin John Hinckley Jr will reveal that he was recruited to shoot Mr Reagan by the same bunch of invisible overlords who ordered the JFK hit Barbara Walters will run for Congress Johnny Carson will be named Ambassa-I dor to Russia Gerald and Betty Ford will separate Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Map data and forecasts by National Weather Service NOAA Department ot Commerce Forecast map for Thursday am July 2 US Canada Flgurti are lor tha 74-hour period andad I am July 1 ORRATRR MIAMI will have a steaming affair with Philippe Junot Larry Hagman will leave The late Jim Davis will return to Jim will come back from the dead and cast members will keep spotting his ghost hanging dolefully around the set and the producers will finally write him back in Cindy Williams will leave "Laverne and Shirley" and enter a nunnery Queen Elizabeth will abdicate and turn things over to Prince Charles However broke and hungry England will shortly thereafter decide it's finally had enough of monarchy and boot the whole royal family out Hordes of screaming Iranians will trample Ayatollah Khomeini to death Scientists will discover that The Abominable Snowman is really just a cross between a polar bear and a walrus And what if he stings somebody? Wallcrawler Daniel Goodwin the lad who climbed that Chicago skyscraper in a Spider-Man suit six weeks ago is still waiting to parlay the stunt Into something profitable meanwhile been making personal Spider-Man appearances around and about and has even contracted to pose for a full-dress poster Which all the publicity notwithstanding Is not sitting well with the Marvel Comics Group owner of the Spider-Man trademark The comic-book company senses nothing but trouble here and Marvel's attorneys have now been in touch with Goodwin advising him of his infringement and suggesting that he refrain from wearing his costume if he plans to do any more climbing If the next time he Marvel editor-in-chief Jim Shooter told Buyer's Guide for Comic Fandom columnist cat yronwode "We have enough trouble as it is with parents' groups claiming that comics make kids jump out of windows Patty Duke son Patty Duke Astln and her 10-year-old son Sean have signed to star together in a forthcoming ABC-TV movie Sean making his professional acting debut will play a battered child The movie Is called "Please Don't Hit Me Mommy" Back so soon? Conde Nast Publications announces that Vanity Fair magazine a onetime national monument many years ago In a galaxy far far away will resume publication In January 1983 Vanity Fair was last seen In 1936 Local state forecasts Miami vicinity: Partly cloudy Highs in the mid to upper 80s Lows near 80 along the coast in the low 70s inland Winds easterly 10 to 15 mph decreasing inland at night For Dade and Broward coastal waters winds easterly 10 to 15 knots Seas three to five feet higher in the Gulf Stream Bay waters will have a moderate chop Broward Palm Beach St Lucie Martin: Partly cloudy Highs in the upper 80s Lows near 80 along the coast in the low 70s inland Winds easterly 10 to 15 mph decreasing inland at night Central Florida: Partly cloudy Highs near 90 Lows in the upper 60s Winds variable around 10 mph Indian River Brevard: Partly cloudy Highs in the upper 80s Lows in the mid-70s along the coast in the upper 60s inland Winds easterly 10 to 15 mph decreasing at night Gull Coast Okeechobee: Partly cloudy Highs in the low 90s Lows in the low 70s Winds easterly 10 to 15 mph Keys: Partly cloudy Highs in the upper 80s Lows near 80 Winds easterly around 15 mph North Florida: Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon or evening thundershowers Highs in the mid to upper 80s Lows in the upper 60s Winds variable around 10 mph Rain probability 30 per cent SOUTH streams toward their banks to the lower Mississippi Valley and from Oklahoma and southern Kansas to Arizona Widely scattered thundershowers dotted lie Rockies prompting a flash-flood watch for parts of Colorado Fair skies prevailed over much of the rest of the nation The Gulf Coast steeped In hot humid weather but a record cool spell lingered over Florida Early-morning temperatures around the nation ranged from 45 degrees In Marquette Mich to 96 degrees in Blythe Calif Tropical storm Bret which once packed 60-mile-per-hour winds came ashore Wednesday morning near Norfolk Va with 55-mph winds that weakened rapidly A number of streets and basements were flooded but there were no reports of major damage By the time Bret moved Inland the National Weather Service was calling it a small Scattered showers and thundershowers some producing locally heavy rains continued Wednesday from the upper Ohio Valley where they pushed rivers and An Italian surveying team just finished with the annual checkup of the Leaning Tower of Pisa to see how much more it's leaning reports that the tower has lately leaned another three-thousandths of an inch totaling 14 feet the Leaning Tower has leaned since it was built in 1174 The surveyors suggest that about time to do something about this Extended state outlook Friday through Sunday: Partly cloudy with seasonable temperatures In all sections Widely scattered thundershowers more numerous along the southern peninsula Highs mostly In the upper 80s to low 90s Lows mostly in the 70s except around 80 in the Keys Travelers information for July 2 SklM I Albany Cloudy 77 Dtlrslt Anchoragi Sunny AS 47 Honolulu Atlanta Shwri 02 96 Kansas City Billing Tilrmi II 60 L6I Vlg Bolton Shwri 73 64 Lot Angeltl Chicago PICIdy 10 61 Loulivllla Columbul Tilrmi 10 64 Momphli Dal Worth PICIdy 96 74 Mpll-St Paul Danvar Tilrmi IS 61 NawOrlaihi Shift Skill PICIdy 71 SO Naw York Cloudy 77 61 Sunny 74 Oklahoma City PICIdy 01 71 Sunny II 61 Photnli Sunny IN 79 Fair 107 71 Rilalgh Tilrmi 77 82 Fair 80 66 Salt Lika City Shwri 94 82 Cloudy 80 64 San Anlonlo PICIdy 75 Shwri II 74 San Prancltco Fair 15 53 Fair IS 84 Siattli Fair 17 56 Tilrmi II 74 Washington Tilrmi 13 World temperatures PORRIGN: At ol I a Miami lima July I PAN AMIRICAN: High lor Juna 30 Amitardam 13 Hongkong 17 Parli II Acapulco NR Lima II SI Kltli 91 Ankara 14 Jaruialom Paklng 12 Aicundon II Marldl NR Tagudgal Athani 90 Lisbon 75 Roma 77 Barbadoi 68 MailcoCIlyNR Trinidad 90 Barlln 13 London 04 Sofia 72 Barmuda NR MonlagoS VaraCrui NR Rrutiall II Madrid 70 Stockholm SO Bogota NR Monlarray NR Copanhagen II Manila NR 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