Macao Faces Serious Crisis as Reds Riots Erupt
Several thousand pro-Communist Chinese rioters sacked Macao City Hall and clashed with police in the colony’s worst crisis since 1952. Demonstrators tore portraits, tossed books, overturned police cars and beat officials. Police used tear gas, amid injuries to officers and protesters. The protest followed a Peking accusation of racist atrocities and a plan to build a school.
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Macao
Peking
Government House
Macao Au
80 Engineers Expected At KU Rock Conference
About 80 engineers contractors and quarry operators will attend the seventh Rock Products Conference at Kansas University. The program covers technical and quality control problems and managerial practices. Jack Hurlburt of Topeka presides at opening sessions. The Association and the Kansas Geological Survey and University Extension present the program.
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KU Rock
Rock Products
Kansas University
Jack Hurlburt
Topeka
Kansas Lime Stone Association
The
Association
Kansas Geological Survey and University Extension
Lawrence Humane Society drives aid for Ise Shelter
The Lawrence Humane Society in 1966 appeals for private contributions to fund the Charles Ise Memorial Animal Shelter on East 19th Street. Mrs. James S. Moore notes it takes over 1,500 dollars yearly and shelters more than 3,400 homeless animals this year. Contributions support local humane work and the shelter named in memory of John Ise.
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Lawrence Humane Society
Charles Ise
Ise
John Ise
Lawrence
Patton to Speak on New Wine Old Skins at City University
Dr. John H. Patton of Park College will discuss New Wine Old Skins at a 6:30 dinner address in the Kansas Room of the Kansas Union. The Intercollegiate Conference on Human Relations, backed by the National Conference of Christians and Jews, Kansas City region, opens this morning with a general session at 10:45 a.m. and a closing luncheon planned for Sunday.
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John H. Patton
Park College
Parkville
Intercollegiate Conference On Human Relations
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Kansas City
Kansas Union
Kansas
Union
No Change in Eat Habits Fishless Friday Across Nation
Across the United States, Roman Catholics reportedly kept meat restrictions light on the first Friday blessed by the Church for meat eating. Reports from New York, San Francisco, Bridgeport, Miami, Indianapolis, Buffalo, Springfield, Somrinefield, Boston, Seattle and New York’s Ancient Order of Hibernians show mixed results with some restaurants noting little change while others report improved meat sales or unchanged fish demand.
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New York
America
Msgr
Francis Quinn
San Francisco
Connecticut
Eugene Rolari
Bridgeport
Miami
Fla
Indianapolis
John ‘Radez Jr
Booth Fisheries
Buffalo
N.Y
Springfield
John H. Westhues
Somrinefield
Boston
Seattle
Wash
Order of Hibernians
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Lawrence Center
Journal-World
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Ise Animal Shelter
Ise Memorial
Midwest
Santa
Santa and the Giant
Humane Society
Dr. Patton
University
Liquidator
Panavision
Decorating
A. V. Phillips
W. Sih
Worisch Corporation
Eat N Uted
Panther
Ita Lee ii
Claudia Cardinale
Techiwrama
United Artists
FU Marchu
Playboy
Mamie
Snuis In Search
Playboy Magazine
Jayne Mansfield
Ham
Earl's Pizza Palace
Massachusetts
Mesch Corporation
Pracanta
Jack Lemmon
Matt Hau
Billy Wilder
Sat
Sun
Burt Lancaster
Lee Marvin
Robert Ryan
Jack Palange
Ralph Bellamy
Technicolor
Professionals
Seton Sans
Versi
Charlton Heston As
Gordon
Laurence, Olivier
Richard Johnson
Ralph Richardson
Produced By
Julian Blaustein
By Robert Ardrey
Directed By
Basil Dearden
Ultra Panavision
Harroom
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