Marshal Chu Teh Returns to Mao Fold in Turbulent Power
The 81-year-old Marshal Chu Teh, once a cofounder of the Red Army, reappears at a Beijing event amid renewed tensions with Mao Zedong allies. An army-led editorial warns that any move by Liu Shao-chi era factions to seize power could split the army and endanger millions. Chu’s signaled shift toward Maoist alignment comes as Lin Piao and others seek to consolidate authority while regional chiefs attend the army anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roderick
Ho Lung
Tokyo
Marshal Chu
Army
Teh
Mao
Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Army Daily
Lin
Chinese Red Army
Tong
Peking
Peng Teh-hu
Itj
Lo Jut-ching
Chu
Liu Shao
Communist Power Org
Muranon Sener
National People's Congress
China
Tibet
Sinkiang
Szecheust Liu
Iran
Inner Mongolia
Wuhan
Liu
Beter
Curfew Lifts as Milwaukee Faces Riots and Slayings
Milwaukee relented on its curfew after violent rioting loomed. Police and National Guardsmen stood by as two men were killed amid fires and looting, with a Detroit trio named as victims near the Algiers Motel. Authorities pursued investigations while gasoline and liquor sales remained restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Bottorn Negro
Monten
George Romney
Henry Maier
Romney
Muvy
Washington (Ap
Wayne County
Johnson
William L. Cahalan
Senate
FBI
Detroits
16Th Police
Cahalan
Aft
White House
Day Street
Highland
Detroit
Lannot
Martin E
Breit, Beaver
Free Press
Ora
Eschenbach
Claren
Hokin
John F. Schupp
Fryburg
Mane
Marcé
Albert M. Fry
Orefield
Quatre University
Algiers
Myrtle A
Palm
Renfrew
Woman ignores husband advice hides emerald ring in hotel chair
In Pittsburgh an unidentified woman defied her ex husband advice by removing an $8,000 emerald ring at the Hilton Hotel and concealing it under a chair cushion before leaving it behind. The odd incident ends with authorities seeking clues to recover the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Hilton
Arsonists Set Three Erie Blazes
Arsonists set three fires in Erie as racial unrest surged on the East Side. Police used K9 units to break up a crowd of about 50 Negroes amid bottle throwing at fire crews. Benny Wall, Samuel Carroll, and Earlie Lee Barnett were charged with rioting related offenses. Wall faced inciting riot and arson counts with a $7500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Benny Wall
Wall
Booker T. Washington Recreation Center
Samuel Carroll
Earlie Lee Barnett
Wall’s
Holland
Erie Morning News
Martin Sender
Whitey
Red Chinese diplomat irked by Burmese customs clash
In Rangoon a Red Chinese diplomat, a first secretary, yelled at customs officials when they refused to clear a consignment of 40 vases sent to the Chinese Embassy from Peking. He accused the Burmese government of blocking the shipment to oppose China and persecute Chinese nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Burma
Peking
China
Hijackers Earn Prison Term
Three men were sentenced in U.S. District Court to prison terms for hijacking a steel cargo truck in Irwin Pennsylvania. Eugene Hulme and Leonard Olczak of Chicago received six years each, Edward F Wisneski of Greensburg Pennsylvania got five years. The theft occurred in November 1966 and the men were arrested while attempting to sell the steel valued at $6,585 to a Franklin Park Illinois company.
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Chicago
Irwin
U.S. District Court
Eugene Hulme
Leonard Olczak
Edward F. Wisneski
Greensburg
Wisneski
Franklin Park
Ilt
Fulbright Power Bid Wins Praise
Senator J W Fulbright D Ark pushes a measure to require joint congressional presidential declarations for any national abroad commitments and to study overseas policy. The plan draws praise from allies and sharp questions from critics about Vietnam and Senate influence on foreign policy. Senate leaders acknowledge debate and possible restoration of aid funding as the bill moves through Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D— Ark
Senate
Arkansas Democrat
Fulbright
United States
Johnson
Vietnam
U.S
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Asia
William
Gaud
Mittee
Carpenters Near Agreement Amid Strike Talks in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh AP report the Carpenters District Council chief said talks with the Master Builders Association are close with only wording of the overall package needing clarification. A Wednesday session is sought as other trades meet this week. Wages under a new contract proposal would rise 1.50 an hour over three years. Funds come from a 4.5 million U.S. Labor Department grant supporting job programs.
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Pittsburgh
Tri - State
Bricklayers
Mason Contractors Association
Carpenters Union
Master Builders
Jobmobile program aids Toronto youths in seeking work
In Philadelphia and Toronto reports, the City and agencies launch a Summer Youth Jobmobile project. Buses with signs will tour sections, picking up unemployed youths to visit Graystone United Presbyterian Church then depart for Camp Michael to seek jobs for about 49 youths. The effort includes talks by seminary figures and charity organizations as officials weigh final reach and funding.
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Philadelphia
Phil
Ee Sun Eyith
Phil- Gram
Idelphia
Groh
Thej
Toronto
Graystone U. P
Chinatown
John
Michael
Seph Mack
Lake Huron
Boy Scout’s
Laboard
Miles Brad
Agency For International
Sss
Senate
House
Johnson
Foreign Relations Committee
Propose Changing Gap Name
In Harrisburg Indiantown Gap Military Reservation could be renamed Edward Martin Military Reservation under a Senate bill introduced by Sen. Clarence Beil. The measure honors the late governor and former U.S. senator who led WWII era plans for the post. A separate bill by Sen. William Lesler would add pregnant girls to the definition of exceptional children in the public school code.
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Harrisburg
Indiantown Gap
Here
Edward Martin
William G., Lesler
Erie
Contests and Activities Highlight Indiana Playgrounds Week
A busy week at Indiana Playgrounds featured a Thursday Talent Contest hosted by Water Street Playground with about 125 attendees and 20 acts. Winners span ages 6-8 and 12 and include Carrie Boucher Kim Owens Linda Nibert Jill Rucker Robin Blakely Terri Frommell Sara Taylor and more, with prizes of movie passes and candy bars. Junior Art Leaders were chosen and popular crafts included copper plaques and braided lanyards.
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Indiana
Water Street Playground
Carrie ‘Boucher
Sang Mr. Rabbit
Kim Owens
Kim Blakely
Kim Robinson
Susan Bloom
Joanne Bloom
Dela Butter
Linda Nibert
Jill Rucker
Bruce Longworth
Robin Blakely
Terri Frommell
Sara Taylor
Terri Gardner
Marsha van Dyke
Eisenhower
Mary Ann Warner
Water St
Ben Franklin
Marhoefer's Bakery
Water Street Wiener
Junior High
Debby Nagy
Trish Tocci
Sue Schr
Horace Mann
Anne Shafer
Karen Way
Water Street
De Gaulle Pledge Divides Canada on French Aid
Ottawa reactions split as Charles de Gaulle pledges France will aid French Canadians in seeking liberty within Canada. Premier Pearson and aides declined comment while separatists in Montreal hail the stance. Quebec leaders applaud but Ontario Premier Robarts says Canada must solve its problems alone.
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Ottawa
Canada
Charles de Gaulle
France
Lester B. Pearson
Paris
de Gaulle
Montreal
Pierre Bourgault
Rassemblement Pour l'Independence Nationale
Quebec
Daniel Johnson
Obituaries across several towns list several passing names
Obituaries note the deaths of Samuel C Trimble 67 in Indiana Hoapital Gipsy. Norma Flick 42 of Saltsburg. Jessie Roof Toutant 68 of Cleveland. Betty Ellis McConn 44 of Fairfax Virginia. Services for Trimble set Wednesday at Wilgun Weslyan Methodist Church Hillsdale Thompson Cemetery. Flick's service Wednesday 1:30 pm Hunter Funeral Home Saltsburg Twin Valley Memorial Park Delmont. Roof Toutant to be buried Oakland Cemetery Indiana with Cleveland services. McConns services Wednesday 10 am Everly Funeral Home Fairfax Arlington National Cemetery.
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Samuel C. Trimble
Gipsy
Indiana Hoapital
Wilgun Weslyan Methodist Church
I Thomas Shuttlesworth
Thompson Cemetery
Hillsdale
Rarigh Funeral Home
Norma B. Flick
High Street
Salieburg
Presbyterian University Hospital
Pittsburgh
Hunter Funeral Home
Saltsburg
Robert Jansen
Twin Valley Memorial Park
Delmont
Jessie Roof Tout
Ant
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Clinic
Barton
Laura M. Roof
West Oak St
Titdiana
Yetta Kale
Brunswick
Tressie Dodd
Euclid
Donald Roof
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Betty Ellis McConn
Earle M. McConn
Fairfax
Rayne Two
Indiana County
John H
Olive Henry Ellis
McConnis
James W
Thomas L
James L
Grace) Foreman
Haddonfield
N. J
E. L
Avinelle
Gov Shafer Leads Riot Prevention Effort in Pa
Harrisburg AP Gov Shafer convenes 80 business labor and civic leaders to preclude riots. Attending are Dr Tomas Georges Jr Commerce Secretary Clif ford L Jones and Labor Secretary William Hart. Satellite offices will aid residents with state programs and protect civil rights with deputy AGs sent to Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other cities. Mayors from 20 urban areas to discuss urban issues. Shafer to meet Negro leaders at Indiantown Gap residence. George I king of England would speak no English.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Tomas W. Georges Jr
Public Welfare
Clifford L. Jones
William J.hart
Justice Department
Sixth St
Philadelphia
Columbia Ave
Pittsburgh
Center Ave
Scranton
Adams Ave
Wilkes-Barre
E. Market St
Pennsylvania
Sennett
Hig Indiantown Gap
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Chu Teh
Mao Corner
Eeeunde Far Unis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Aubrey Pollard
Carl Cooper
Fred Temple
Bavinan Ane
Lbj's
Anan
CuUse Lyk
Gazetta
Hubby
Carpenters
John Groh
Human Relations Commission
Seph
Dan
Mack
Ilel J. Morrell
Mike
Pency
James
H. J. Tate
Tetson
Tate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Moochie
DeAngelo Adams
Adams
The
Valley Gang
John Gossett
U.S. Department of Labor
Derry
Clearfield County Fair
Pam McCormick
Tammy Davidson
Susan Pollock
Terry Frommell
Gazette
Wakefield
aAla Lieu
George I
England
Wuld
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