China’s Cultural Revolution Pushes Teens to Forefront
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan portrays a China where mass mobs of indoctrinated youths terrorize citizens under Maoist zeal. Lin Piao emerges as a military-backed successor while the purge reshapes the Politburo and tightens state control, signaling total regimentation and isolation.
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China
Lin Piao
Mao Tze-tung
Lin
Liberation Army Daily
Mao
Politburo
Liu Shao-chi
Peking
Running to stay in shape says heart specialist
Dallas, AP report quotes Dr. Carleton B. Chapman, a UT Southwestern physician and past American Heart Association president, advocating daily running or cycling. He cites a 13 year personal routine, graduated activity after illness, and compares activity levels to lower heart attack rates in Sweden and bus conductors.
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Dallas
Tex
Carleton B. Chapman
Dr. Chapman
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
American Heart Association
Chapman
United States
Sweden
London
Morriss Home Picked as Eudora Garden Club Home of the Month
The 601 Elm residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Morriss in Eudora has been selected as home of the month by the Eudora Garden Club and will receive the Lawrence-Douglas County Beautification Council citation for its attractive upkeep. The Morrisses, since 1941 homeowners, added a downstairs bath and enclosed a porch, converting it to a patio, with their son Melvin Morriss and family occupying the upstairs. The home, praised as among the largest and best in Eudora in a century, reflects several remodels and changes since its original 1941 purchase.
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A. R. Morriss
Elm
Eudora
Morrisses
Morriss
The
Eudora Garden Club
Charles Hill
Morley
Hesper
Herb Lawson
John Steiner
Eudora High School
Yorty Accuses RFK of Undermining Johnson Ambitions
Los Angeles Mayor Yorty returned from Washington and accused Senator Robert F. Kennedy of trying to destroy President Johnson's allies to advance his own presidential bid. He critiqued Kennedy in a Senate hearing clash with Ribicoff and Kennedy urged by Kennedy to present better ideas. The piece also notes Yorty backed Nixon in 1960 and mentions jackrabbits with high speeds and leaps.
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Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Washington
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
Yorty
Congress
John F. Kennedy
New York
Richard M. Nixon
On His Own at 101 Boston Boy Prefers Self Reliance
George V. Kenyon ashendon, a ten year old in Boston's South End, insists on living alone and cooking for himself. He eats eight sausages for breakfast and plans chicken wings for dinner. He previously freelanced as a photographer in Boston until retiring on old age assistance.
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Boston
George V. Kenyon-ashendon
South End
Ashendon
Autopsy Planned After Kansas City Car Crash
Alphon sa VanDerwalle, 73, died on arrival at a hospital after his car struck a tree at 39th and Norledge Avenue. An autopsy is planned to determine the cause.
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Kansas City
Alphonsa VanDerwalle
39Th and
Norledge Avenue
Goldwater's 91-year-old mother in Phoenix hospital
Mrs. Josephine Goldwater, mother of former senator and presidential candidate Barry Goldwater, is in a Phoenix hospital with a broken hip after a fall at her home on Tuesday. She is reported to be doing well.
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Ry Goldwater
Josephine Goldwater
Phoenix
Fascination of Black Power Draws Over 500 Harlemites
In Harlem at First Corinthian Baptist Church more than 500 teens and young adults heard advocates for black power praised by speakers including Stokely Carmichael and Floyd McKissick. Carmichael urged unity and self help while criticizing U S policy in Vietnam and racial oppression, drawing loud applause and spirited calls for racial solidarity.
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New York
Harlem
First Corinthian Baptist Church
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Chicago
Haryou-Act
Antipoverty Agency
Carmichael
Los Angeles
Mississippi
U.S
Viet Nam
McKissick
New York City
William Booth
Sons and father end walkout at Acme Roofing Co
In Gloversville New York a two day strike at Acme Roofing Co ends with concessions from Theron Blodgett who agrees to a raise for his sons Ronald 25 and Richard 26. The brothers drop demands for paid vacations and holidays while earning 2.50 per hour.
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Gloversville
N.Y
Acme Roofing Co
Theron Blodgett
Ronald
Richard
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