Underground Radio Accuses Lin Piao of Plot Against Mao
Report from Hong Kong based station attributed to sailors on a voyage claims Lin Piao plotted a coup to seize power from Mao and urges Mao’s return with Liu Shaoqi to lead the nation. Broadcasts say the Voice of Saving the Coin More than 250 machinist officials will attend the Midwest conference in Cedar Rapids.
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Red Chinese Radio
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Mao
Hong Kong
Yent'ai
China
Ins
Lin Shan
Yent‘ai
Lin
Piao
Shanning
and Air Force
Lin Piau
Liu Shaochi
Mao Tse-tung
Tientsin
Peking
Lin Pian Mao
Chiu Koo Chin Min Tse Shen
Ringstate
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
John C. Culver Pino
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Liu
Navy
Air Force
Lia
Utah Liquor Law Goes Into Effect With Minibottles
Salt Lake City AP reports Utah’s new minibottle law allows state licensed liquor stores inside restaurants to sell small bottles. Restaurants must price exactly what they paid, store liquor in a separate room, and patrons buy and bring their own bottles, with meals required only for some options. The law aims to curb private clubs while inspectors prepare to enforce rules.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Minnibotlle Lcenses
Coe College Honors Day Convocation Set
Coe College will host a combined honors day and senior convocation Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in Sinclair auditorium. Seniors Johanna Josephson and Seth Harkins will deliver the Ivy and Oak Orations. Josephson and Harkins, both Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi members, join seniors honored for top academics and leadership.
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Sinclair Auditorium
Johanna Josephson
Seth Harkins
Josephson
Carl John Josephson
Denver
Cale
Coe
Harkins
Margaret X. Harkins
Hoffman Estates
Leo Nussbaum
College
Kappa
Phi Kappa Phi
Eleanor Taylor
College Alpha Lambda Delta
Fresman
Edwin T. Settle
Coe AAUP chapter elects Falk president at meeting
Dr. Signi Falk, English professor at Coe College, was unanimously elected president of the Coe AAUP chapter at a Friday meeting. Other officers include Robert A. Renk vice president Dr. Frederck B. Butsler secretary and Dr. Jeffrey E. Keisstan treasurer. A dorm prank left a large tree stump on Luther Larson Hall lawn Tuesday morning.
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Coe College
Coe
American Assn
Cornell College
University of Hawaii
University of Chicago
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Frederck B. Butsler
Jeffrey E. Keisstant
John C. Walker
Decorah
of Philosophy and Religion
Luther's Larson Hall
LaSalle Student Eva Pietrzak Wins SEVENTEEN Contest
Eva Pietrzak of LaSalle wins a SEVENTEEN Magazine contest and discusses her innovative merchandising idea on the MORNING SHOW on Wednesday at TV 9.
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LaSalle
Eva Pietrzak
Seventeen
TV 9
Otepka Denies Right Wing Ties
Otepka, nominated to the Subversive Activities Control Board, told a senate committee he had no formal or informal connections with the John Birch Society Liberty Lobby or Carto. Four senators questioned his finances and ties as part of his Nixon-era appointment, with details of legal fees and funding from the American Defense Fund.
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Ofepka
Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Joseph Tydings
Quentin
Otepka
State Department
Department
American Defense Fund
James Stewart
Palatine
Stewart
John Birch Society
Liberty Lobby
Carto
Industrial Arts Fair Honors Cedar Rapids Students
Ten Cedar Rapids public high school students won awards at the Iowa Industrial Arts Fair held at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls. Washington high school entrants earned multiple prizes in architectural drafting general drafting and woodworking while Jefferson Kennedy students won in graphic arts and drafting events.
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Cedar Rapids
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls
Washington High School
Allen Merla
James Loomis
Kim Walther
Robert Warner
Mark Heerner
Ronald Cummins
Jefferson High School
Steve Anders
Mike Mullin
Jefferson
Myron Lown
Kennedy High School
Ken Schaull
Britain Foreign Trade Deficit Rises in April
London AP reports Britain's foreign trade deficit widened by 16.8 million dollars in April as the Board of Trade announced, signaling a further setback to hopes for a smaller red this year.
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London
Britain
Board of Trade
Soldier Laid to Rest 26 Years After Death
In Georgia a World War II infantryman Pt Winford Humphries killed July 25 1943 in the South Pacific was finally laid to rest beside his boyhood home after remains were recovered in 1967 near Munda airstrip Solomons. Army had declared remains unrecoverable in 1950 and 1949 prior to the recovery. Hers and a Virginia Beach man sparked the long pursuit leading to reinterment at Newbridge Baptist churchyard near Cleveland.
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Georgia
South Pacific
Winford Humphries
Newbridge
Army
Alice Humphries
Humphries
A7th Infantry Division
Chance
Virginia
Leslie Kreger
Dope arrests trigger campus riot at Stony Brook
Police arrested 14 students on felony narcotics charges at Stony Brook University triggering a riot by about 200 students. Rocks were thrown at police cars and firetrucks while a gatehouse was burned and several campus buildings set ablaze. Three students and a security guard were treated after bruises. Undercover officers notified the president and moved through dormitories with guards at about 1 am.
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Stony Brook
N.Y
State University
Long Island
New York City
John Toll
Silent Hijack Alarm System Now in Use
A silent alarm system for hijacked aircraft allows a pilot to alert ground controllers without speaking. It aims to reduce hijacker panic and may enable aborting the air pirates plans.
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Washington
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