North Korea Faces Cultural Revolution Aimed at Loyal Successors
Tokyo report says North Korea’s Workers' Party Central Committee disclosed a cultural revolution to develop reliable national party cadres and strengthen ideological education of youth. It draws parallels with China's 1960s cultural revolution and notes emphasis on youth and education.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Communist Party
Pyongyang
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
China
Mao
Workers’ Party
Treport
Korean Central News Agency
Kim Il Sung
National Party
Eagle Award Presented To Three Aiken Scouts
Three Aiken youths Mike Hudnall Tom Gresham and Rusty Busbee received the Eagle Scout Award at St. John's United Methodist Church in Aiken Simon A Smith executive of the Georgia Carolina Boy Scout Council presented the honors The award requires 21 merit badges and extensive involvement with sponsors and community groups Hudnall is with Explorer Post 121 sponsored by St John s United Methodist Church Gresham also belongs to Explorer Post 121 Busbee is a member of Boy Scout Troop 411 sponsored by Charles Wesley United Methodist Church of Aiken
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Aiken
St. John’s United Methodist Church of Aiken
Simon A. Smith
Georgia-Carolina
Boy Scout Council
Mike Hudnall
Tom Gresham
Rusty Busbee
M.B. Hudnall Jr
Explorer
St. John’s United
Mrs. L. Russell Busbee
Charles Wesley United Methodist Church of
J. B. Neuman
Yamasee
Pearl Harbor Bombing Reacts Across Nation
The article recalls diverse responses from individuals far and wide as Pearl Harbor was announced. Julian Salley in Camp Polk felt anger and chose to stay with his unit. Sam Nesbitt at UNC and W Allen Coward at Maxwell Field describe shock and immediate wartime resolve. Others including William Sparkman and John Conover recount disbelief and concern for duty. Many were too old or ill to enlist, with some preferring to wait for discharge.
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Navy
Julian B. Salley
Camp Polk
Sam Nesbitt
University of North Carolina
Pettigrew Hall
W. Allen Coward
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Ala
Coward
Europe
William Buck Sparkman
Charleston
John N. Conover
Penn Wynne, Pa
Pearl Harbor
Sarah Jordan
United Fund
Savannah
Woodstock West replica festival draws huge crowd in California
A free rock festival near Tracy attracts about 300000 youths amid chaos and tragedy. Four people die and many treated for drug overdoses while Rolling Stones perform and police secure the scene.
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Tracy
Calif
Rolling Stones
California Aqueduct
Livermore
New York
California
Alameda County
Phony Fuzz Business Catching On
New York AP reports a fashion shift toward synthetic facial hair for men as mustaches sideburns and beards enter the market. Prices start around 5.95, with glue-on options for those unable to grow facial hair. Buyers cite business image dates and personal preferences as reasons to adopt phony whiskers.
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New York
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South Carolina Electric and Gas Co
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