Dubcek Faces Purge Yet Remains Czech Symbol
Prague reports show Alexander Dubcek under pressure as the central committee debates stripping him of power after the Prague spring. He appears diminished in public, yet remains a potent symbol of freedom to many Czechoslovaks who still revere him despite his political setbacks.
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Dubcek
Czechoslovakia
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Presidium
State Bank
Wenceslas Square
Slovakia
Resienstadt
Iup
Praha
Bratislavia
Delta Gamma Pre-School Vision Screening on TV9 Morning Show
The Delta Gamma Sorority hosts a preschool vision screening program featured on Thursday’s TV9 Morning Show at 8:15 and 9:15. The segment highlights eye health for young children and the sorority’s community service efforts.
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Delta Gamma Sorority
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Negro Mayors Face Problems of Pioneers in Cities
Boston parishes and national politics collide as Virginia Payette profiles early Black mayors. Carl Stokes in Cleveland battles a slow council, Richard Hatcher in Gary wrestles with racial tension and strife, while Charles Evers in Mississippi makes heralded moves to end segregation. The piece highlights the personal costs and political hurdles these pioneers endure while pursuing civil rights at the local level.
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Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
Denver
Atlanta
Richard Austin
Detroit
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Fayette
Charles Evers
Mississippi
White House
LBJ
HHH
Congress
Evers
Medgar
Board of Aldermen
Trying To Learn If Hatching Eggs Talk
Fort Collins Colorado State University professor Dr. Harry Muller received a $1,000 grant from the American Poultry and Hatchery Federation to investigate whether eggs communicate to synchronize hatching. He notes observed game bird hatching in clusters and suggests a primitive signaling system could align hatch times for turkey and chicken eggs.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado State University
Harry Muller
American Poultry and Hatchery Federation
Muller
U S Will Still Have Six Other Pueblo Type Ships
Washington UPI reports the Pentagon will deactivate two Pueblo type intelligence gathering ships the Banner and the Palm Beach as part of defense cuts. The move leaves at least six other intelligence ships, including the Liberty, capable of Pueblo type missions though activity remains limited since the Pueblo was captured by North Korea.
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UPI
Pentagon
North Korea
Banner
Palm Beach
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