End of an Era in China Sparks Debate on Futures
The piece weighs whether Mao’s death signals a shift in communist China toward reform or ongoing rigidity. It contrasts agrarian reform with industrial power, notes Formosa’s status, and questions Chiang Kai-shek’s legacy and Madame Chiang’s lobbying as Western attention intensifies amid U.S. Peiping tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Mao Tse-Tung
Peiping
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Walter Judd
Mao
Chiang
Madame Chiang
Two Types Of Drug Stores Propose Licensed Class A B Shops
A columnist argues for two licensed drug store types amid rising pharmacy complexity. Class A would have a registered pharmacist on duty full time, while Class B would sell only identified packaged drugs. Staff would face aptitude and reading tests to ensure accuracy.
Excess Vitamin D risks and cabbage juice ulcers debated
Readers ask about safe vitamin D intake and its dangers. Dr Molner notes excessive vitamin D over 50 000 units daily can cause fatigue weakness nausea and bone calcium shifts. Other letters discuss cabbage juice for ulcers and cosmetic fixes for a double chin with general medical guidance and a request for related booklets.
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Meiner D
Dodd Admits Pocketing Funds From 1961 and 1963 Testimonies
The Washington narrative reports Sen. Tom Dodd concedes in reply to Senate Ethics questions that he took proceeds from a 1961 testimonial dinner and a 1963 Dodd Day event. He claims funds were personal gifts, not campaign contributions, while critics question tax implications and use of donors for political purposes.
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Washington
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Drew Pearson
Senate Ethics Committee
Washington Post
Hartford
Senate
Nixon
Johnson
Lyndon
Connecticut
Internal Revenue
Joe Flynn
Richard Harwood
Teamsters Union
Playground Merry-Go-Round Delights Highland Park Crowd
A new merry-go-round at Highland park draws kids and adults including the mayor and city staff, praised as a near perpetual motion playground feature when operated properly. Postmaster Leif R. Nelson announced US defense savings bonds and postal savings stamps go on sale May 1 at the west office.
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Highland Park
United States Defense Savings
West
Leif R. Nelson
Marie McDonald
Sarah Haller
Anie Stevens
Wesleyan Service Guilds
Coffeyville
Edna Boaz
Union
Helen Frank
Prairie Center
Lavera Worley
Lone Elm
Betty Braden
Bunker Hill
Myra Jean Cunningham
Tonight’s Top TV Shows and Guests Delights
TV listings highlight the Jackie Gleason Show on CBS at 6 30 featuring Mel Torme singing Jet Set with the June Taylor dancers and a Dream of Jeannie slot on NBC at 7 p m plus a NBC movie at 8 p m Merry Andrew stars Danny Kaye Pier Angeli and Patricia Cutts about a shy schoolmaster drawn to circus life and a trapeze artist Virginia
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Jackie Gleason
CBS
Mel Torme
Jet Set
June Taylor
Dr. Bellows
Tony
Jeannie
NBC
Merry Andrew
Danny Kaye
Pier Angeli
Patricia Cutts
Lena Horne Stars In One Woman Musical Special
ABC presents a Sunday lineup with Lena Horne in a one woman musical featuring classic songs. Ed Sullivan’s CBS guests include Dave Clark Five Allen Sherman Shelley B man Roberta Peters and the Kess ler Twins Jose Greco Steve Sanders among others. An ABC movie follows at 8 p m Story of Ruth a drama of love for one God.
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ABC
Lena N
Miss Horne
Ed Sullivan
CBS
Dave Clark
Allen Sherman
Shelley B Man
Roberta Peters
Kessler Twins
Jose Greco
Steve Sanders
Television Log Highlights For A Sunday And Monday
A dense listing of TV programs across channels from morning to late night. Notable items include Gunsmoke Grand Ole Opry Flux of morning shows Sunrise Today Show and I Love Lucy. The schedule also features The Carol Burnett era style programs and several game shows, dramas, and cartoons.
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Ken
Davey
Goliath
King
Odile
Capt
Kangaroo
Lucy
General Hospital
Jack LaLanne
Morning Star
Andy
Mayberry S
Paradise Bay
Dick van Dyke
Flay
P.O
Father
Elsmore Seniors Host Weekend Visits and Events
The community recounts Sunday dinners and visits among Elsmore residents and nearby towns including Chanute Iola and Kansas City. Students prepare for the Emporia music festival while the senior class stages the play No Boys Allowed. The Merry Mixers gather for a Friday meeting and the junior senior dinner closes the week with a Rainbow theme.
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Emporia
Lutitia Heckensable
Haske] Howell
Lola
Genevieve Marrs
Della Harr
Bronson
E. P. Glamser
Wanda Glamser
Ames
Iowa
Tioga Hetel
Chanute
Allen Johnson
Merrill Cunningham
Peggy Mills
Liz Lundberg
Phyllis Anderson
Sammy Roedel
Jerry Swan
Loretta Jackson
Carl Otto
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Communist
China
Soviet Russia
Stalin
Taipei
United States
Kuomintang
By Joh
Joseph G. Molner
Dr. Molner
Cc. W. M
Dr. Mother
Europe
C.F.F
A.J
Merry-Go
Jack Anderson
Tribune
Coates
Trueblood
Pearl McDonald
Thayer
Frank Bardwell
E. P. Burris
Kansas City
Frank Burris
G. E. Pendarvis and Son
Erie
Ruth
Flipper
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood Palace
Whizzo
Secret Swim
Mickey Mouse Club
Marshal Dillon
Farly News
Bat Masterton
John Forsythe
Lucy Shaw
Dr. Kildare
Jesse James
Andy Griffith
Perry Como
Hazel
O'Brien
Traiis West
Elsmore
Walker Beard
Eric
Loretta Cupper
Lavonburg
John Hill
Sandra
Linus Green
Marie
Lucille Jackson
Herbert Henderson
Koy Dean Myers
Kathy and
Karen
Robert Kern
Myers
S. E. Fowler
Moran
Duke Myers
Alvin Ericson
Fredolph Hawkinson
Dennis Hawkinson
Ernest Sellerstrom
Medical Center
Eva Blauw
Margaret Sears
Charley Alderman
Sears
Frank Sears
Alderman
Blaun
Iola
Nell Zimmerman
Aldermans
Mr. Browning
Dewayne Krokstrom
James Nelson
Fort Scott
Nelson
Earl Cochran
Walnut
Hollis Mercing
Mines
James Newkirk
Earl Munson
William Daniels
Dick Daniels
Ernest McCue
Esther Ericson
Freeda Gay
Lutitia Heckensiable
Hollis Williams
Clarence Ericson
Floyd Clark
Dalton Dodson
Linda Mercing
Wallace Senstedt
Arthur Ludlum
Howard
Corpus Christi
Tex
Air Force
Puerto Rico
Fred Cunningham
Randall and
Rosann
Rodney Rooney
Don Huffman
Cunninghams
Fred Cunningham Sr
Humboldt
Orchid Buffet
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