Seven Mao Divisions Revolt Signals Rising Chinese Turmoil
Reports from Peking and Tokyo claim seven of eight Sinkiang army divisions have turned against Mao Tse-tung in what authorities call an antirevolutionary rebellion. Over 100 killed in clashes around Shihhotze as anti Mao forces seize central traits of the city. Demonstrations in Peking and Moscow tensions reflect broader China crisis, with Liu Shao-chi and Chou En-lai amid leadership strains.
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Sinkiang
Mao Tse-tung
Northwest
Mao
China
Wang En-mao
Radio Peking
Manchuria
Shanghai
People’s Daily
Salar
Liu Shao-chi
Jaanese
Pos
Chou En-lai
Yomiuri O
Kyodo News Service
Moscow
Red
United States
Kyodo
Shihhotze
Shihotzu
Urumchi
Banks Across Nation Cut Prime Interest Rate
Major banks from coast to coast cut their prime rate from 6 percent to 5 percent following Chase Manhattan Bank, which lowered its rate to 5 percent. Mellon National Bank and Trust, Continental Illinois, Bank of America, and others joined Chase, while First National City Bank and Chemical Bank New York Trust kept pace. President Johnson praised the move as enabled by White House policies and Federal Reserve support. Rep. Wright Patman urged Congress to consider caps on loan rates amid tight money concerns.
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New York
UPI
Coast Coast
Chase Manhattan Bank
Mellon National Bank and Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Continental
Illinois National Bank and Trust Co
Bank of America
San Francisco
Chase
First National City Bank
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co
Johnson
White House
Federal Reserve System
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Come
Ashington
Congress
Helicopter Makes Emergency Landing on Derby Avenue
An CH-53A helicopter from the Sikorsky plant in Stratford landed on Derby Avenue during a test flight in Orange. A spokesman called it a normal landing in an abnormal place with no injuries and no damage to the aircraft.
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Orange, Conn
UPI
Derby Avenue
Roek
Sikorsky Aircraft Plant
Stratford
Archaeological Building Proposed for Mounds Park
The Indiana General Assembly considers a 100000 budget line for an archaeological building at Mounds State Park east of the city. Plans include display areas a large public meeting hall rest rooms and extensive parking. Legislation may authorize a 10 year program to renovate and update the park home to large prehistoric mound remains.
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Mounds State Park
Indiana General Assembly
Department of Natural Resources
Mounds Park
Indiana
Wintry Wave Paralyzes Chicago and Midwest Cities
The worst snowstorm in Chicago history cripples the city and eight county area with 20 to 26 inches of snow, drifts up to 10 feet, and widespread looting. Three people shot, including 13 year old Delores Miller, as police struggle to respond amid stalled transport and near-zero temperatures.
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Chicago
UPI
O’hare International
Tte
Indiana Line
West Side
Delores Miller
West Roosevelt Road
Mt. Sal Hospital
Town Raid Near Yemen Border Kills Four in Saudi Clash
Map locates Majran near the Yemen border where Saudi defense ministers report ten Egyptian bombers attacked yesterday. The Saudi communique says four killed and three wounded.
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Majran
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Saudi Defense Ministry
Baker Case Nears Jury
The prosecution alleged Robert G. Baker destroyed himself for greed while the defense called the case a hoax as closing arguments in U.S. District Court wrapped up. The jury, after Judge Gasch's instructions, was to deliberate starting Saturday.
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U.S
William O. Bittman
Bittman
Robert G. Baker
Edward Bennett Williams
Williams
Apollo 1 Tragedy Kills Grissom White and Chaffee
A flash fire in the Apollo 1 cabin during a launch pad test at Cape Kennedy killed astronauts Virgil I. Grissom Edward H. White II and Roger B. Chaffee. Johnson mourned the loss as NASA crews battled smoke in the Saturn 1 test.
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Edward White II
USAF
Virgil I
Gus) Grissom
Navy
Cmdr
Roger Chaffee
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Af Complex 34
UPS
America
Edward H. White
Space
U.S
Johnson
Saturn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Indiana voting age raise clears Senate but split on 18
The Indiana Senate passed a constitutional amendment to lower the voting age from 21 to 19, sending the bill to the House where Republicans favor 18. Democratic leaders push for 18 or 19, while debates hinge on party lines and wartime service references.
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Indianapolis
VPI
Indiana
Senate
House Elections Committee
Ben Lesniak
D - East
Chicago
Gordon St. Angelo
U. S
Vance Hartke
New York Strike Leaves 500000 Without Heat Water
Nearly half a million New Yorkers lost heat or hot water as 6000 Teamsters building workers walked out. They shut off power to 137 city housing developments and threatened three story garbage piles in incinerator chutes by Saturday.
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New York
UPI
Teamsters Union
Aneng
Manhattan
Consolidated Edison
Weather snapshot for the weekend forecast
Partly cloudy today with a warmer Sunday. High near 30s and a low around 20. Yesterday recorded a high of 33 and a low of 25. Sunrise times indicate earlier tomorrow and earlier today.
Nations sign space arms ban treaty at White House and abroad
The United States, Soviet Union, Britain and others sign a treaty banning nuclear weapons in space and reserving celestial bodies for peaceful use. President Johnson calls it a step toward keeping space free of war as about 60 nations join, with key signers Rusk Goldberg Brown Kaiser and Smirnovski aboard.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Great Britain
Johnson
White House
Moscow
London
China
Albania
Cuba
Dean Rusk
United ‘Nations
Arthur Goldberg
Patrick Dean
Anatoly F. Dobryinin
Dobrynin
Dean
George Brown
U.S
Indiana Atty General backs private school pupil transport
Indiana Attorney General John J. Dillon ruled the proposed legislation requiring transportation of private and parochial pupils at public expense is constitutional. He noted Indiana already lawfully funds such transport for 34 years and emphasized education and safety as state duties. The ruling signals likely House and Senate action on the "fair bus" measure next week.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
John J. Dillon
Fis Oi
Union
House
Senate
Dillon
Tate
New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals
At St Johns Hospital births include a boy to Mr and Mrs David Robb of 1611 W 8th St a boy to Mr and Mrs Edward Robinson of Pendleton a girl to Mr and Mrs Charles Baker of 1907 Saddle Lane a girl to Mr and Mrs Thernon Low of 11th St Hamton a boy to Mr and Mrs Leland Robinson of 4103 Lee St and a boy to Mr and Mrs A J Harless Rt 7
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St. John’s Hospital
David Robb
W. 8Th St
Edward Robinson
Pendleton
Charles Baker
Saddle Lane
Community Hospital
Thernon Lowce
Hamton
Louise St.ryms
Leland Robinson
Lee St
A. J. Harless
Rusk Urges Youth Dialogue on War and Peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged young people to engage in sober dialogue with WWII veterans and warned that another major war would end all chances for peace. He spoke at Hardin-Simmons University on its 75th anniversary and noted a planned space weapons treaty signing with U.N. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg.
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Green
William W. Erwin
Robert Peterson
Rochester
Eugene Bainbridge
Dmunster
Walter A. Baran
Chicago
Patrick Chavis
Indianapolis
William Christy
Abilene
Tex
UPI
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Hardin-Simmons University
Austin
Texas
U.N
Arthur Goldberg
Snowbound Indiana Braces Under Record Lake Michigan Storm
The worst snowstorm on record along southern Lake Michigan isolates Northwest Indiana. Five deaths are blamed on the wind whipped mix of wet snow and freezing rain. Two children, 7 and 6, die in South Bend when an awning collapses. A 57 year old man dies near Crown Point, and a 77 year old man dies near Boone Grove. Ice glazed roads cause multiple accidents. Rail and utility lines suffer extensive damage as the storm halts traffic and prompts a Gary emergency.
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Associated Press
Lake Michigan
Indiana
South Bend
Kelly Lynch
Lyle Thompson
Lynch Roy
Clay Township
Jack Keathon
Crown Point
Walter Earp
Boone Grove
Hebron
Attica
Hartford City
New York Central Railroad
Sycamore
Indianapolis
Chicago
G. K.hodgenfeld
Bloomington
Norfolk & Western
Fishers
Tipton
South Shore Electric Railroad
Gary
Lake
Porter County
Snowy roads spark multi vehicle crashes in Madison County
Madison County Sheriff's reports list several accidents yesterday as slick streets slowed travel. A two car crash at Dickey Road and Rangeline Road injured Thelma L. Carpenter and caused about 450 dollars in damage to her 1965 model car while Kenneth Criswell's vehicle sustained about 200 dollars in damage. A separate one car slide on 8th Street Road injured Gary Speigal with mouth and elbow lacerations after his car struck trees. Another two car crash at Indiana 67 and Indiana 232 injured George D. Forshee when Lester Dickey slid on ice and collided with Forshee.
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Madison County Sheriff's Department
Anderson
Dickey Rd
Rangeline Rd
Thelma L. Carpenter
Rt. 4
Carpenter
Kenneth Criswel
Middletown
Criswell
Beeman
8Th Street Rd
Gary Speigal
9Th St
Speigal
Fields
Berline
Heller
George D. Forshee
Muncie
Ind
Forshee Auto
Lester Dickey
Rt. 7
Forshee
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