Mao Remains an Enigma In World He Causes Concern
TOKYO AP Mao Tse-tung 73 today stands as a controversial yet central figure in international communism. He leads China’s vast party and nation, but recent disclosures show factional strains and a purge linked to the cultural revolution.
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Mao
Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
Teng Hsiao-Ping
Lin Piao
Chiang Ching
South
Dread Computer to Feed Answers to Medical Center
KU Med Center in Kansas City will link to GE 625 computer at Lawrence campus. The fast answer system fulfills a long dream of the Computation Center officials.
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Medical Center
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Lawrence
KU Medical Center
General Electric
Lawrence KU
Robert Robinson
Associat
Robinson
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Sixteen KU Students to Youth Assembly in Chicago
Sixteen Kansas University students will join about 1,200 peers from the U.S. and abroad at the eighth National Student Assembly of YMCA-YWCA in Chicago from December 27, 1966, to January 2, 1967. Urbanization is the focus with programs in the streets and seminars by leaders in education politics and civic life.
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Kansas University
U.S
Chicago
Ymca-Ywca
Robert Theobald
Malcolm Boyd
Oscar Brown Jr
Ku-Y
Lawrence
Kansas City
David Walters
Kansas
Christmas attendance dips as families attend Saturday services
In Lawrence, churchgoers skipped the Sunday morning service on Christmas Day. A local minister said Christmas falling on a Sunday shifts emphasis to Christmas Eve ceremonies, with many families holding holiday gatherings Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Hospital Sign Signals Renovation at Methodist
Explore Dig and Build reports a large hundred thousand?no a million dollar renovation at Methodist Hospital in Henderson Kentucky. A front sign read Hospital Undergoing Surgery signaling major redevelopment for the facility.
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Hisnderson
Methodist Hospital
Hospital
Convict Writes Column for Wyoming Prison Newspaper
A life term inmate at the Wyoming State Penitentiary pens a column for the prison paper titled Here Today, Here Tomorrow. The piece reflects on life behind bars and personal reflections from his perspective.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Taste Makes Waist Public Weight Watch Note
A Louisville mother notes on a cookie jar to curb her teen daughter’s weight gain with the message Taste Makes Waist. The playful yet admonishing sign reflects family dieting efforts and humor in daily life.
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Louisville
John Beckey
Memorial Hospital Patient Lists and Birth Notices
A hospital roster lists patients and dismissals including Gregory Roper Eudora Mary Jones Topeka Homer Sellers 846 Conn Maurice Ackland 2006 Ousdahl Cora Thomp son 733 Walnut Loretta Cates DeSoto Eugene Wells 1033 Conn Norman Kiper Neba Smart 509 Lincoln Duane Elston 425 Ala Bonnie Hanley and baby boy Stouffer Place Nancy Bracciano and baby boy 3219 W 9th Jayanne Angell 630 Ind Victoria Kingery 2043 Hill view Zella McClintock 1111 Ky baby boy Nelson 432 Ind George Corn 1003 W 2nd Nina Ray and baby boy Route 1 Judith Kissinger Tonganoxie Moira Evans Stouffer Place Oswald Backus 1020 Sunset Dr Darlene Spencer Eudora Sandra Davis and baby girl DeSoto Mary Durr Eudora David Wright Eudora Karl Spellman Eudora Theresa Bales Eudora Bernice Winter 1133 Vt William Kukuk 2502 Princeton Susan Simpson and baby boy 603 Rockledge Rd Duane Moore 733 W 24th Jimi Verner and baby girl 338 Ind Judith Fuller and baby boy 1916 Stratford Rd Elizabeth Hageman and baby boy 2814 Trail Rd Gertrude Farrier 409 Mich Births Henry Neis Stouffer Place daughter Saturday Stuart Harris 3017 W 17th daughter Sunday Jack Welcher Eudora son today
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Bonnie Hanley
Baby Boy
Stouffer Place
Nancy Bracciano
Jayanne Angell
Ind
Harry Shafer
Eudora
Victoria Kingery
Hillview
Zella McClintock
Nelson
George Corn
Nina Ray
Route 1
Judith Kissinger
Tonganoxie
Moira Evans
Oswald Backus
Sunset
Darlene Spencer
Sandra Davis
DeSoto
Mary Durr
David Wright
Karl Spellman
Theresa Bales
Bernice Winter
William Kukuk
Princeton
Susan Simpson
Rockledge Rd
Duane Moore
W. 24Th
Jimi Verner
Judith Fuller
Stratford Rd
Elizabeth Hageman
Trail Rd
Gertrude Farrier
Mich
Service for every faith at Rumsey Funeral Home
Funeral service information note lists Rumsey Funeral Home Vi 3 5111 Adv for arrangements and contact details for all faiths seeking services.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Building Industry Sees Best Worst During Past Year
New York AP reports 1966 brought record outlays for total construction at 75 billion dollars while privately financed housing slumped to 1.2 million starts. Industrial construction rose 32 percent but housing fell to a two decade low, with 1967 outlooks predicting a slight dollar rise but fewer new homes.
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New York
U.S. Commerce Department
Commerce Department
U.S
National Association of Home Builders
Neosho Teens Launch Nationwide Drive to Rebuild Center
Neo sho teenagers burned center last December 11. They fund raise nationwide hoping Dick Van Dyke will help. Ex servicemen who served at Camp Crowder and local residents urged to donate. goal is 1 dollar per veteran.
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Neosho
Dick van Dyke
Wes Langland
Teen Town Council
CBC
USO
Signal Corps
Camp Crowder
General Services Administration
Missouri State Training Center
CRC
Recreation Department
Langland
Marvin Sprigg
Recreation Building Fund
Steel Industry Breaks Record In Production 1966
Defense spending and a strong economy drove the U.S. steel industry to a record 135 million tons in 1966. Despite lagging auto demand, military needs and capital goods demand boosted sales. profits lagged but several firms paid year end dividends. Foreign imports held steady around 10.5 million tons.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Republic
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
White House
United Steel Industry
KU Educators Plan Visit To Costa Rica University
Three Kansas University educators will spend two weeks in February in Costa Rica to discuss student attitudes and academic ability with Costa Rican officials. Funded by a Ford Foundation grant, the visit supports KU's sister university ties as they advise on testing, data collection, and admission practices.
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The
University of Costa Rica
Kansas University
Roy Richardson
Cecil Williams
Richard Rohlf
Guidance Bureau
Richardson
Costa Rica
Ford Foundation
Jazz infused Christmas service at Glide Memorial Church
Rev. A. Cecil Williams led a Christmas service at Glide Memorial Methodist Church in San Francisco described as a happening. Jazz with Richard Judd on organ and John Handy on alto sax blended with hymns and blues while a diverse crowd attended the service and heard a blessing from Rev. R. Vaughn Smith.
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San Francisco
Cecil Williams
Glide Memorial Methodist Church
Richard Judd
John Handy
Williams
R. Vaughn Smith
Northern Lights Seen Behind New Golf Driving Range
A North London resident described a brilliant sky glow as the Northern Lights. The glow was caused by floodlights marking the opening of a new golf driving range, discovered after a neighbor suggested looking outside.
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London
Martin Dyche
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