Red China Denounces K s Heirs
Red China denounces the current Soviet leadership as an ulcer to be removed, backing Khrushchev’s successors’ removal for the first time since his fall. The New China News Agency published a 3500 word Albanian editoral by Zer i Popullu, Albania’s party paper, as China’s stance.
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Tokyo
UPI
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Soviet Union
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Red China
Agai
Peking
New China News Agency
Zer i Popullu
Albanian Communist Party
Albania
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Khrushchev
Russia
Alexei Kosygin
Leonid Brezhnev
Ofj
Communist World
Joseph
Khru
Flatt
Winterset
Henry
Shchev
Mane and Tahn
Walker
Whians
Yurucul
Democrats
Robert Haney
Sea of the Academy Information
Ate’e
Moscow
Europe
Iowa Senate Ends Executive Session Secrecy On Confirmations
The Iowa Senate voted 41 to 15 to end secrecy in executive sessions on governor appointee confirmations. The split highlighted moderates backing openness and conservatives favoring secrecy, with Sen. Vincent Burke among Republicans opposing the bill. An amendment to open subcommittee meetings was rejected.
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Ty Frank Nye Iatette
Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
House
Vincent Burke
D-ioux City
David O. Shaff
Clinton
Air Cadets Confined As Cheating Probe Expands
Air Force Academy officials restricted the cadet wing to the base as an investigation into reported cheating at examinations continued. The move follows broader Sino Soviet tensions and political debate at the time. Cadets remained tight lipped, with officials offering no further details.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Rand Caneewenaeey Neuer Neatenen
Aan
Washington
Elacel
Baker Hearings Delayed In Bobby Baker Case
Washington UPI reports public hearings in the Bobby Baker investigation were postponed for at least a week, delaying tentative resumption planned for next week.
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Washington
UPI
Bobby Baker
Driver permit fee boost to five dollars urged in Iowa plan
Iowa State Safety Commissioner William Sueppel proposes raising the driver license fee from three to five dollars to fund a tougher traffic safety program. The plan also hikes the annual chauffeur license from four to six dollars and sets a five dollar charge for the new probationary driving permit. Legislation approval is required. About 1.5 million drivers exist in the state.
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Des Moines
William Sueppel
Iowa
Churchill Is Unchanged Despite Low Ebb At 90
London AP reports sir winston churchill remains at a very low ebb with no change in condition. a medical bulletin says there will be a further update this evening as doctors note renewed deterioration in his circulation at age ninety.
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London
Winston Churchill
Winston
Statesman
Lord Moran
Chuckle Women and Men Fashion Quip From Copyright
A humorous quip notes women wear new fashion despite discomfort while men accept older styles for comfort, attributed to a copyright source. The line reflects dated gendered fashion commentary.
LBJ Orders Highway Landscaping for Federal Projects
President Johnson instructed that landscaping be a required element of major federally funded highway projects. He urged the Commerce Department to push states to acquire land beside rights of way, create rest areas, and enhance scenic beauty, with emphasis on screening unsightly sites and preserving natural features.
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Washington
Johnson
State of the Union
Commerce Connor
America
Connor
White House
Commerce Department
Bureau of Public Roads
Johnson briefed congressional leaders on foreign policy
President Johnson chaired a bipartisan briefing with House and Senate leaders, Secretary Rusk, Secretary McNamara, and CIA Director McCone. Vice President Humphrey joined. Johnson pledged ongoing sessions and said he trusts Humphrey to relay information. The discussion covered Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia with frank, specific analyses.
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Alvin Spivak
Tieft Washington
UPI
Johnson
State Rusk
Defense
McNamara
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
White’ House
Reedy
Inpesiueda
Rusk
McCone
Africa
Middle East
Southeast Asia
White House
Humphrey
Bliss Note Of Caution To G O P
Ray Bliss prepares to take over as Republican national chairman on April 1 amid concerns over a hurried reorganization after the landslide. At a Chicago meeting Bliss warns the party they may have oversold miracles and unity must come from leaders, not a single individual.
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Chicago
Ray Bliss
G.O.P
Columbus
Anettem
Aapl de Bliss
Ohio
Burch
Bliss
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
William Miller
Nixon
Eisenhower
Buddhist Headquarters Besieged In Saigon
Vietnamese infantrymen laid siege to Saigon's Buddhist headquarters as street clashes erupted after the Buddhist campaign to topple Premier Tran Van Huong intensified. Inside the complex, tense standoffs and wary reactions followed the confrontation.
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Sy Peter Arnett
Saigon
Tran van Huong
Explosions Near Jefferson City Highlight Buddhist Tensions
On the Missouri frontier, two cars exploded a mile apart near a creek valley as troops and police moved to quell clashes with Buddhist followers. An 8 year old girl died from injuries at a Columbia hospital, while workers and monks endured a night of rioting with arrests and tear gas.
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Larry Hall
Jefferson City
Huong
Sion
Creek Valley
Here
Moss
Albert Jansen
Linda Keilholz
Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Conrad
Phillips Pipeline Co
George Harmon
Linda
Donald Kirby
Phillips
Missouri Highway Patrol
Coe Hikes Tuition by Two Hundred Dollars for 1965 66
Coe College announced a 200 dollar tuition increase for the 1965 66 academic year. President Joseph E McCabe noted total annual costs will still be well below peers and that a guaranteed cost plan protects students from final price swings over four years.
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Burch
Chicago
Moscow
Anastas Mikoyan
Yone
Yang
Alexei Kosygini
Hhe
John
Sion
I ii
House
United States
Aepublican
Senate
Irica
McCabe
Coe
Reedy
Johnson
Cedar Rapids News
Joseph £. McCabe
Air Force Chief of Staff Nominee Approved by Senate Panel
In Washington the Senate Armed Services Committee approved Gen. John Mc Donnell as air force chief of staff after he expressed confidence in manned bombers. In Bangkok U S Ambassador Graham Martin flew to Washington to discuss relations with Thailand.
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Washington
John McDonnell
Air Force
Senate Armed Services Committee
Bangkok
U. S
Graham Martin
Thailand
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