Million Chinese Are Moving Into Peking
A Tokyo based AP report says over a million Chinese workers have arrived in Peking with more coming daily. The scene shifts from Red Guards to workers as Mao returns to command in the purge against Liu Shao chi camp. Posters claim stronger security police powers and arrests for hindering Mao or Lin Piao. Protests flare at the security ministry as Liu’s followers mobilize labor.
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Tokyo
Peking
Mao Tsetung
Yomiuri
Mao
Shanghai
China
Liu Shaochi
Kyodo
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
Lin Piao
Asahi
Security Ministry
Hsieh Fu-chih
Liu
People’s Daily
Red Flag
Soviet Plot to Undercut Mao Reputation Revealed
Moscow sources report a Kremlin strategy to undermine Mao Tse tung by challenging his claims to greatness. The plan flaggings include alleging Mao stole Soviet guerrilla warfare ideas and attacked his regime as soft on capitalists while scoffing at his poetry. The report notes ongoing Soviet criticism amid broader anti Soviet policy accusations.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Kremlin
China
Liu Shao-chi
Peking
Senator Claims Large Loss in Vietnam Aid Theft
Sen. Ernest Gruening says 20 percent of U S economic aid to Vietnam was stolen or diverted last year amounting to about 91 million dollars. He warns the figure may be low and cites other estimates up to 40 to 50 percent. Rep. John Moss questions the official 5 to 6 percent loss rate and calls for clearer data.
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Washington
Ernest Gruening
U.S
Vietnam
Alaska Democrat
Senate
Congress
Gruening
John E. Moss
D-Calif
House
Agency For International Development
Associated Press
William S. Gaud
Johnson
Reunion planned for Liberty Memorial High School Class of 1947
Members of the 1947 LHS graduating class plan a June 24 all day reunion. Class officers lack current addresses for about 30 of 169 graduates including Clyde Blakely and Margaret White. Mrs. Max Kennedy is issuing invitations from 1517 N. H. St. and hopes addresses will be found soon.
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Liberty Memorial High School
LHS
Clyde Blakely
Ralph Blann
Phil Cato Jr
Robert Chronister
Donald Clark
LaFay Conrad
Robert Eyre
Mary
Assessor to Hire Two To Appraise Property
The Douglas County Commission authorized County Assessor Darwin Rogers to hire two men to appraise all new property in the county. They will work until April 1 and the valuation is expected to rise substantially. A joint meeting with the 4H and Free Fair Boards is set for Monday at 1 30 p.m. to discuss proposed facilities. The sheriff and county engineer were asked to obtain bids for maintenance of county radio equipment.
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Douglas County Commission
Darwin Rogers
4H Fair Board
Free Fair Board
Harvey Booth
Commission
Auto Crash in City Causes Property Damage
A Thursday afternoon traffic accident in the city left two cars damaged but no injuries. Pamela S. Herd, 21, of 1433 Tenn St, driven south on Louisiana, collided with a parked car owned by Norman W. Jeter of Hays near 1625 La St. Police report $245 damage to Herd’s vehicle and $385 to the parked car.
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Pamela S. Herd
Tenn
Norman W. Jeter
Hays
Louisiana
Lawrence crowd urges bridge plan and joint government center
A citizen advisory group urged a city county LMH package bond for a bridge over the Kansas River and a multi-use government center. They backed a fourth fire station training site and considered selling old sites rather than repurposing them.
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Lawrence
Walter Kampschroeder
Wells
John Peters
Civic Center
South Park
Peters
East 23Rd Street
City Commission
County Commission
LMH
Hospital Boosts Salary Schedule As of Wednesday
Lawrence Memorial Hospital increased yearly salaries by 134 890 dollars effective Wednesday as funded by a 3 per day patient service charge. New rates include staff nurse 450, licensed practical nurse 325, nurse aide 240, lab tech 500, clerical 260, janitor 270. minimum wage under new law cited at LMH 1 38 per hour for 40 hours.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rodger Johnson
Johnson
LMH
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas City
Sophia Loren Loses Expected May Baby in Miscarriage
AP reports doctors confirm actress Sophia Loren interrupted her pregnancy due to complications. Loren, 31, entered the clinic January 6 with husband Carlo Ponti, Italian film producer, and had previously suffered three miscarriages. Medical sources say the miscarriage occurred Thursday night.
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Rome
Sophia Loren
Hugo Cardone
Sophia Ponti
Miss Loren
Carlo Ponti
Billy Rose Still Unburied as Split Remains on Site
New York AP reports Billy Rose, dead nearly a year, remains unburied as sisters and estate executives clash over burial plans and costs. Executors say he avoided cemeteries. sisters propose a garden tomb modeled after one Rose gave to Israel, costing about 125000 dollars.
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Billy Rose
New York
Broadway
Westchester Hills
Ardsley
N.Y
Billy
Morris Shilensky
Rose
U S Pilots Under Strict Rules in Bombing War
American pilots fly missions over North Vietnam under tight ground rules aimed at limiting targets and locations. Civilian casualties occurred accidentally. Haiphong harbor and MIG airfields are off limits without authorization. Targets allowed include bridges roads rail lines depots and anti aircraft sites within narrow restricted zones.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Washington
Soviet Union
China
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Johnson
Hanoi-Haiphong
Marian Warden in Good Condition at Lawrence Hospital
Journal-World reporter Marian Warden is listed in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after becoming ill at her residence and being hospitalized today.
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Marian Warden
Journal-World News
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Chiefs win by default in Lawrence clash with Packers
The Kansas City Chiefs secure a victory by default over the Green Bay Packers as a Baker University Choir concert schedule clash is settled. The choir will sing at two morning services at Trinity Methodist Church with further Kansas City area appearances canceled.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Green Bay Packers
Baker University
Chiefs
Trinity Methodist Church
Kansas City
William C. Rice
Headley Undergoes Knee Surgery After Downtown Fire
Doyle Headley, last of four firemen hurt in the December 28 downtown blaze, had knee surgery this afternoon. He was listed in good condition before the procedure and moved Monday from the acute care center at LMH.
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Doyle Headley
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Headley
LMH
New Directors and Officers Named at Kaw Valley State Bank
Donald Bagby and James Hoover were added to the Kaw Valley State Bank of Eudora board at the annual meeting. Six directors were re-elected, and officers were re elected with Kelvin Hoover as president and Mrs. Henrietta Fuller and Mrs. Amaretta Wright as vice presidents. Darlene Musick was named assistant cashier, the sole new officer. The bank reported strong gains in deposits loans and earnings and noted assets of 3 181 218 21 as of January 1.
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Donald Bagby
Jame Hoover
Kaw Valley State Bank of Eudora
Kelvin Hoover
Henrietta A. Fuller
Amaretta Wright
Bagby
James Hoover
Ruth Miller
Darlene Musick
Hoover
Douglas County
Johnson and Leavenworth
Kaw Valley
California colleges react to Reagan 10 percent budget cut
California state colleges and the University of California move quickly in response to Gov. Reagan's plan to trim state agency budgets by 10 percent. Officials warn enrollment could fall while Dumke notes a proposed cut from 189 million to 170 million for 1967-68.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
University of California
Glenn
Dumke
Former assistant police chief Collins rests after hospital visit
Jim Collins, 48, retired after 20 years with the Lawrence Police Department, entered LMH Thursday night following a possible gall bladder attack. Hospital officials said he had a good night and was resting well.
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Jim Collins
Lawrence
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