Mao Worship Surpasses Stalin in Chinese Cult of Thought
The piece surveys the rise of Mao Zedong’s personality cult in China, noting a shift from adoring Mao himself to revering his thinking. It cites glowing party lines praising Mao’s words as the greatest truth and highlights how propaganda centers on Maoist thought rather than the leader’s body.
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Walliams
Huan AP
Joseph Stalin
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Stalin
Pravda
IV. Stalin
Chairman Mao
Peking People’s Daily
People's Daily
Shanghai
Mao Tzetung
Dell the Seeing Eye dog Recovers From Cataract Surgery
Dell a trained seeing eye dog had cataract surgery on both eyes and now can see again. The dog nuzzles with its master as a proof of restoration following the operation and ongoing care.
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Dell
Jack McAdams
Drip In Ends With Youth Release After Hydrant Frolic
About 30 residents and families staged a drip in at Hoboken police headquarters to free a 17 year old who turned on a fire hydrant on a hot night. Dozens joined the spray as residents claimed they all had used the hydrant. the youth was released by the desk sergeant after arrests.
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Hoboken
N. J
Ward Bakery Workers Seek Court Order Over Severance Pay
In Pittsburgh a union seeks a court order to halt Ward Baking Co sale of its plant until $220,000 in severance pay vacation allowances and pensions are paid to about 500 workers. Local 12 of the American Bakery and Confectionery Workers filed the suit on Monday. Ward has set June 30 as the plant closing date.
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Pittsburgh
Ward Baking Co
American Bakery & Confectionery Workers
Ward
Miller House Named National Landmark at Chautauqua
The Lewis Miller Cottage at 28 Miller Avenue Chautauqua is designated a National Historic Landmark and will be dedicated at noon on July 4 by John A Carver Jr Under Secretary of the Interior. Charles Edison will attend the ceremony and the certificate cites Chautauqua's educational impact starting in 1874 and its national influence.
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Lewis Miller
Miller Avenue
Chautauqua
John A. Carver Jr
Secretary of the Interior
Department of the Interior
John Heyl Vincent
Akron
Ohio
U. S
Ulysses G. Grant
America
Thomas Alva Edison
Charles Edison
New Jersey
Miller Park
Edi
Lake Chautauqua
Chautauqua Institution
Founding of the Chautauqua Movement in 1874
Bishops Vin cent and another brother in the work shared ideas on Sunday school and education. Their providential meeting led to the collaboration that founded the Chautauqua movement. The 93rd season runs June 30 to August 28 with eight weeks of symphonies operas plays schools religious programs youth activities and sports.
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Vincent
Excavations Planned in Virginia for Prehistoric Fauna
Plan excavations led by the Smithsonian Institution and Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Southwest Virginia to uncover remains of prehistoric animals. Dr Clay on Ray of the Smithsonian notes a recently found cave skeleton near Gate City Virginia is a ground sloth that lived about ten thousand years ago.
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Kingsport
Tenn
Smithsonian Institution
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Virginia
Clay
Ray
Smithsonian
Gate City
Plan Classes To Familiarize Kids With Water
The Corry YMCA offers five day Pre-classes for boys and girls under eight years old and at least 42 inches tall to acclimate children to water. Sessions run July 11-15 July 16-22 July 25-29 and August 1-5 with boys 10 11 am and girls 11 12 am. Fees are 5 for YMCA members and 10 for non members.
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Corry
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