Mao Reappears In Public After Long Seclusion
In Tokyo Mao Zedong, age 72, emerges from six months away from public view to meet Albanian Premier Mehmet Shehu and delegation. The New China News Agency and Peking radio report the encounter and a banquet, with Lin Piao and Chou En Lai present.
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Tokyo
Mao Tze-tung
Mehmet Shehu
Communist New China
Mao
Peking Radio
Red China
Shanghai
Peking
Lin Piao
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
New China News Agency
Lin
Chou En-lai
Mao's Banner Flown Over China Nuclear Test
Tokyo dispatch notes China's third nuclear explosion linked to a broad dissident purge at home. The announcement lauded Mao Tze-tung's thought, portraying participants as loyal to Mao and politics, signaling a heightened anti party campaign within China.
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Tokyo
China
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Lucey Aide Named Madison Administrative Assistant
Thomas R. Holter news editor at radio station WISM Madison has been named administrative assistant to Lt. Gov. Patrick J. Lucey in a Monday announcement.
Auditorium referendum sought for town improvements and study
The Common Council Committee of the Whole recommends a September referendum on an 250 000 package for auditorium improvements including air conditioning and acoustical work. An 8500 town share would raise the city’s portion of a 203 000 transportation study to 47000 while a 10500 starting salary for a new police chief was approved. Actions await full council confirmation Thursday.
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Ava Raluntant Ta Neawida
Common Council
Cambridge, Mass
Bob Beranek
Newman
Greater
la Crosse
Saigon bombing erupts on Hai Ba Trung streets
Viet Cong terrorists detonated a mine in central Saigon driving crowds into panic as U S sentries opened fire. Five killed and 29 to 32 wounded including a policeman three Vietnamese women and a child. Seven suspects were arrested and released. U S embassy promised compensation and aid. B52s bombed the Viet Cong C Zone from Guam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Army
Hai Ba Trung
Guam
Red China May Test Thermonuclear Materials Dud
Defense sources today say Peking radio cited thermonuclear materials in its third atomic explosion but did not declare a hydrogen bomb. The Pentagon notes the test could involve attaching deuterium or tritium to an atomic device or a failed fusion attempt. Officials say readings on debris and fallout will clarify if a thermonuclear device was involved.
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Mao
China
Peking
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Washington
Defense Department
Peking Radio
Pentagon
State Department
Marshall Wright
Wright
Dean Rusk
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Glenn T. Seaborg
AEC
Red China
Henry Jackson
Jackson
Joint Atomic Weapons Subcommittee
Sanitary Sewer Plan Urged for Causeway Area
La Crosse health officials urged aldermen to install a sanitary sewer along the Causeway to stop septic-tank discharges into the city storm system. A $75,800 project was sent back to committee with steps to consult officials and assess state cost participation, widely opposed by property owners.
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la Crosse Tribune
Causeway
la Crosse
Mississippi
Paul C. Gotterdam
Charles T. Trevallee
Wisconsin Board of Health
Common Council
Board of Public Works
Gotterdam
Trevallee
Health Department
Record May Low Dips To 27 Locally Amid Frost Risk
A 27 degree low on May 10 set a local record, surpassing the 32 degree mark from 1909 while the area reports no major crop damage. La Crosse reported 50 as the warmest in the state. frost risk eased as ASCS and county officials found no frost harm to corn, alfalfa, and early vegetables. Showers and warmer weather were expected to follow, with temperatures rising into the 60s by Wednesday.
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la Crosse
Milwaukee
Burlington
Beloit
la Crosse County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
John Stintzi
ASCS
Gordon Yates
Fruit Acres
la Crescent
Minn
U S Discusses Recognizing Mongolia Amid Cold War Tensions
U S officials weigh opening diplomatic relations with Mongolia a pro Soviet state in central Asia. Senator Mansfield proposed recognizing Mongolia arguing it would ease tensions and provide a listening post amid U S Soviet China rivalry.
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Washington
US S
Mongolia
Central Asia
Soviet Union
Red China
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
State Department
Mansfield
U.S
China
Formosa
Mauritania
United Nations
Moscow
U.N. Security Council
Dirksen Fractures Hip After Pre-Dawn Fall at Walter Reed
Senator Everett Dirksen 70 suffered a fractured right hip at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after arising from bed and falling around 3 30 a m He entered the hospital Monday night for a checkup and was slated for surgery to reduce the fracture Aides said he would stay in the hospital for several weeks and would continue medical care after his departure from duties
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Dirksen
Senate
Walter Reed
Medicare Challenge Frames Wisconsin Doctors Meeting
La Crosse hosts the State Medical Society of Wisconsin as delegates discuss Medicare impacts. Council urges hospital utilization review relief until Medicare takes effect and plans for area wide health planning. Jorris warns of changes and cites effects on beds, training, and physician workload. A new presidency and committee appointments are announced. Delegates praise La Crosse residents as All America City.
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Terence Boschert
la Crosse Tribune
House of Delegates
State Medical Society of
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Stoddard
James C. Fox
Society
Social Security Administration
Fox
Milwaukee
Madison
E. H. Jorris
Jorris
Water Quality Commission
State Board of Health
John H. Houghton
Wisconsin Dells
Frank Drew
Drew
John van Susteren
George B. Murphy
Paul C. Dietz
George Murphy
Monroe
Trempealeau
Jackson
Buffalo
Juneau
Vernon
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