Red China’s propaganda shifts amid internal turmoil
An AP analysis by William L. Ryan traces 17 years of Chinese external rhetoric. It links fiercer anti US tones to internal party struggles, army frictions, and purges during the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, noting a recent easing of warlike threats amid leadership rifts and cautious rhetoric.
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Burglary Rash Ends With Arrest Of Five In Baytown
Baytown police detectives arrested three men and two juveniles ending a two month burglary wave plaguing local schools. Benjamin Ybarra 18 Frank Ybarra 19 Amado Samora 17 were charged with robbery by assault and jailed on bonds of 4500. Detective A W Henscey praised for solving the case. Victims included the Robert E Lee High School Band room and several other sites with thousands in damages and theft.
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Billy Morris
Richard Stewart
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Baytown Junior High
DeZavala Elementary
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States' rights cry fades from Dixie scene
Kentucky Dam Village Ky AP States rights once the rallying cry in the South may be fading as Southern Governors Conference speakers urge state involvement in federal programs and funding. Governors Walsh McNair Breathitt warn against state irrelevance and call for a rebirth of state responsibility.
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Prime Time Showdown With I Spy Tops Wednesday lineup
AP TV critic notes NBC s I Spy returns for a strong second season with Bill Cosby and Robert Culp delivering witty action in Paris and Las Vegas sequences. CBS Gomer Pyle moves to new time against Peyton Place, testing the sergeant and his Marine unit in a now tougher hour.
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Phoenix Zoo Welcome Births Of Oryx From Saudi Lineage
At Phoenix Zoo a female oryx was born, joining seven prior offspring all males in the herd of eight. The animals are the only oryx in captivity outside Saudi Arabia, and the climate here suits their native habitat. The newborn will be named Annie.
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Dallas to Build 1,000 Housing Units Over Five Years
Dallas orders 1,000 housing units with plans spread over five years. Tentative layout includes 2 to 0 units in a growing, scattered location strategy. Authorities target steady development to meet demand.
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Biometrics Society Names New President in 1968
College Station Texas Dr H O Hartley director of the Institute of Statistics at Texas ACM University is president elect of the Eastern North American Region of the Biometrics Society Hartley who joined A M in 1963 holds three doctoral degrees and will lead the society in 1968
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