Poland Leads Peking Blast At World Communist Conference
The AP report says Poland's Wladyslaw Gomulka led a sharp critique of Red China at the world Communist conference in Moscow. Romania's Ceaușescu warned against attacks on China as danger to the gathering while France's Waldeck Rochet noted tensions. Brezhnev was to speak Saturday as the conference opened.
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Poland
Red China
Romania
Peking
Paraguay
Nicolae Ceasnescu
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomuka
Ceausescu
China
Kremlin
Central Committee
Romanian Communist Party
Budapest
Waldeck Rochet
France
Soviet Union
Gomulka
Communist Movement
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Saigon
da Nang
Cambodia
Dumas Librarian Resigns for Missouri Post
Mrs. J. H. Perdue, head librarian at Killgore Memorial Library, leaves to join Lee's Summit Unity School of Christianity in Missouri. Her successor is Mrs. Carl Jones, previously assistant librarian. Under Perdue, the library expanded from 3,500 to over 20,000 volumes and earned the 1963 Dorothy Canfield Fisher award. She started bookmobile service and was named Woman of the Year in 1965 by local sorority chapters.
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Carl Jones
Middlewell
Perdue
Moore County
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Texas
Plainview
J. M. Johnson
Dumas-Cactus
Beta Sigma Phi
Southwest
David Hussey
Brazos
Amarillo
Herman Jackson
Columbia, Mo
New ALT Chief Outlines 1969 70 Season Plans
Amarillo Little Theatre appoints Peter Fox as managing director to start July 1. He arrives for conferences with theater officials about the 1969-70 season. Fox will complete an internship at Midland Community Theatre this month. The ALT board approved six productions for the season.
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Amarillo
Hershey Rebutted By Court Over Draft Deferments
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that draft director Lewis B Hershey lacked authority to strip deferments from antiwar demonstrators. It said protests alone do not determine classification unless they violate other regulations, and loss of deferments may occur only for illegal demonstrations or interference with the law.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Gen. Hershey
Selective Service
Data Expert Joins City Ag Firm in Amarillo
F Lewis Marshall 28 joins Agricultural Computing Co. of Amarillo as systems development manager. Formerly communications manager for Chicago & North Western Railroad, he also worked with Western Union and Merkle Press. He and his wife Dolores have two sons and will reside at 3510 Carlito. The firm, chartered in 1968, plans expansion to 47th and Canyon Expressway after renovating the Estate Life Building.
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F. Lewis
Lew" Marshall
Amarillo
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Chicago
Western
Panhandle Area Agricultural Computing Co
Estate Life
Western Republic College
Canyon Expressway
Marshall
Chicago & North, Western Railroad
Wilson
Chicago & North Western
ACC
Marshal
Merkle Press
VMI
Honeywell
Washington, D. C
Western Union
Autodin
Defense Communications
McDivitts Receive Pope Paul VI in Rome Visit
American astronaut James A. McDivitt and his wife were received by Pope Paul VI in a private audience in Vatican City. They then flew back to the United States after spending two days sightseeing in Rome during a European trip.
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Vatican City
James A. McDivitt
Pope Paul VI
United States
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Spreader
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John Furbach
Polk St. Santa Fe
Longines
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Brent
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