Chou Says U S Rejection Spurred China to Build N Arms
Premier Chou En-lai claimed the United States rejected a Red China proposal pledging no first use of nuclear weapons, forcing Beijing to develop its nuclear arsenal. He spoke at a Beijing banquet for visiting Albanian delegates after China’s third nuclear test.
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Chou En-lai
Red China
United States
Chou
Peking
U.S
Soviet Union
Albania
Moscow
New China News Agency
China
Hie
South Korea
Fisaku Sato
Japan
Swaran Singh
India
Viet Nam Shooting and Nuclear Test Highlight a Turbulent Week
Reports from Saigon and Peking describe Viet Nam violence with a blast that wounded Vietnamese workers and a U.S. Army firefight. Western officials pledge aid and compensation while China, Albania, and leaders react to China’s third nuclear test and the regional العسكري balance.
Juvenile rights clash over Parker case in Dade Court
Judge Ben Sheppard defends rehabilitative aims while Parker, a delinquent since age 13, faced trial without an attorney. The state appeals court ruled no right to counsel existed for juveniles, prompting ACLU plans to appeal to higher courts. County Bar supports appointing counsel as a right.
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Ben Sheppard
Dade County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Sheppard
Parker
Broward County
Donald E. Stone
Okeechobee
3Rd District Court of Appeals
ACLU
Tobias Simon
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Simon
Family Law Committee
Dade County Bar Association
County Bar Association
Peter Nimkoff
Mao health mystery prompts denial of illness
Officials in Peking twice denied Mao Zedong is ill, amid repeated absences from the capital over the past two decades. The report of his reappearance remains disputed as observers seek confirmation of his condition.
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Peking
Mao
Trenton Mayor Defeated After Racially Mixed Neighborhood Move
In Trenton New Jersey Mayor Arthur J. Holland lost his bid for a second term to Councilman Carmen J. Armenti by 2 283 votes 16 620 to 14 337. Armenti denied a white backlash saying he has lived in an integrated neighborhood all his life. Holland wept as he faced reporters and his wife. Holland had carried strong majorities in black wards previously.
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Trenton
Arthur J. Holland
Carmen J. Armenti
Holland
Betty
Armenti
Ted
Slithery Gila Monster Heads Most-Wanted List
Boston AP reports a venomous 18 inch Gila Monster, capable of killing a child, vanished from a Roxbury neighborhood pet shop. Police and medics warn of danger as handlers and shop owner Anthony Scott search vacant lots, urge reports, and note possible buyers. Scott offers blood donation if needed. The animal's origin traces to Florida with zoo or lab use.
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Roxbury
Anthony Scott
John €. Kirkpatrick
City Hospital
Scott
Gila
Arizona
Florida
Dirksen Fractures Hip After Hospital Bed Fall
Senator Everett Dirksen, 70, fractured his right hip after falling from a bed during a routine hospital checkup at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He underwent 30 minutes of repair surgery and is expected to remain hospitalized two to three weeks with crutches for a longer period. The incident prompted tributes in the Senate and a presidential medical escort for Dirksen’s wife.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Tllinois Republican
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Dirksen
Senate
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Republican Policy Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirk Sen
Mansfield
Johnson
Texas
Knoxville
Tenn
Dirksens
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
LBJ Ranch
Walter Reed
Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill Club
China hails nuclear test amid Albanian visit tour
A report notes Red China detonated its third nuclear device Monday and praised as a victory for China and the Socialist camp. Albanian guests arrived April 28 for May Day in Peking, touring Harbin Shanghai and Canton before returning May 8. Premier Chou En-lai and Marshal Lin Piao attended a banquet. Lin Piao’s absence noted due to poor health.
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Red China
Peking
Shehu
China
Harbin
Shanghai
Canton
Chou En-lai
Lin Piao
China conducts third atomic test amid missile range hints
The piece notes a yearlong study of China’s blast, with tests to gauge nuclear capability. It says Congress may pressure Secretary McNamara to start an antimissile program. Intelligence estimates place China developing a 700 to 900 mile range missile, short of striking the United States but threatening Asia and the Soviet Union.
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Red Hina
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Soviet Union
Morley school blast injures youths and damages plants
A blast damaged three company buildings with 50 to 75 percent destruction. The Morley school scene showed hysterical youths and bleeding victims as ambulances and police from two precincts rushed the injured to hospitals. Frank Becker, local towing company owner nearby, called it the worst disaster this town has seen.
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Morley
Frank Becker
Greatest Pressure On U S Hospitals Under Medicare To Be Outpatients
Atlantic City AP report cites Dr. Irwin L. Crosby of the American Hospital Association forecasting a vast long-range hospital construction program to handle surge in outpatient services under Medicare starting July 1. He warns in-patient demand will grow modestly while ambulatory care and emergency services will strain existing facilities, prompting rapid new facilities.
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American Hospital
Medicare
American Psychiatric Association
Crosby
Association
Ford trims May auto production to 242000 units
Ford Cut May output by eliminating some overtime to reach a 242000 unit May target, the largest for the month in company history. Ward's Automotive Reports said about 165000 cars were trimmed from May through July quotas, with Ford and Chrysler removing another 23700 later. Industry sources noted a high inventory of 1582844 cars justified the slowdown as balance-out of the 1966 model year.
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Ward
Automotive Reports
Chrysler
Powell calls for pacifist draft reform and alternatives
Powell, a self described pacifist, urges replacing the draft tests with options like Peace Corps and public service. He condemns the tests as racist, warns they could create a master race and Aryan aristocracy, and criticizes U.S. policy in Vietnam while endorsing freedom to serve or resist.
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Peace Corps
Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Welfare
John Gardner
Congress
Hitler
Germany
U.S
Strike Stirs Over Luncheon At Railroad HQ
Pryor and a delegation of union officials walked out of a luncheon honoring Railroad President Thomas Goodfellow. Pryor denounced the event as ridiculous and blackmail, alleging free-flowing liquor violated company policy. He said the strike was to protect safety of commuters and staff.
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Railroad
Pryor
Thomas Goodfellow
Housing subsidy bill sparks Senate debate on funding
Top aides pressed Capitol Hill to keep the subsidy program alive amid fierce opposition. The plan would fund about 30,000 housing units for private and nonprofit groups with rent subsidies. Support came from 186 Democrats and 6 Republicans, while 69 Democrats and 119 Republicans opposed. Critics warned of federal control of housing and favored restricting access to middle and minority groups.
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Congressional
Edward P. Boland
Dmass
House
Sidney R. Yates
D-Ill
Appropriations Committee
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Congress
Charles R. Jonas
Rn.c
Boland
Russia
Selective Service System
Veterans Administration
Bitter May frost sweeps North Carolina crops
One of the chilliest May 10ths in the state history produced frost warnings across North Carolina. Pre dawn lows ranged from 23 at Black Rock and Mt Mitchell to 49 at Wilmington with ice on Blue Ridge trees. Officials urged frost protection for tobacco, fruit and vegetables and recommended covers and sprinkler irrigation as a warming trend is expected by Wednesday afternoon.
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Mt. Mitchell
Laurel Springs
Asheville
Hickory
Greensboro
Raleigh
Durham
Rocky Mount
New Bern
Wilmington
Blue Ridge Parkway
Weather Bureau
Piedmont
Coastal Plain
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Tobacco Spe
Collins
Henry Covington
Mlinois
Florida
North Carolina
Queen Elizabeth II Descends From Lady Godiva, Debrett Says
LONDON AP report notes that Debrett’s 1966 edition traces Queen Elizabeth II’s ancestry to Lady Godiva and Leofric through four families ending with King Harold. The claim links Godiva to the royal line via Alfgar and Aldgyth, with a Wales prince as a key ancestor.
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Godiva
Elizabeth II
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Hastings
Harold
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Leofric
Patrick W. Montague-Smith
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Aldgyth
Gruffyd
Prince of Wales
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Yarold
Montague-Smith
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