Mao faction appears to gain upper hand in China
Tokyo AP reports Mao Tse-tung and his faction seem to have gained the upper hand in Communist China's power struggle. Tense conditions in Peking Shanghai Nanking and other cities are subsiding after Mao's leadership. Pro Mao workers and Red Guard actions influenced shifts, with warnings the Liu group remains under pressure.
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Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
China
Peking
Yomiuri
Shanghai
Nanking
Mao
People’s Daily
Red Chinese Army
Liu Shao-chi
Kwang Ming Daily
New China News Agency
Chinese Red Army
Communist Party
Zeri I Popullu
Liu
NCNA
Red Guard
Hangchow
Shanghai-Nanking
Shanghai - Hangchow
People’s Bank
Mao’s
Chinhsin
Kwangming Daily
Liu Group
Elderly Woman Found Beaten Near Tonganoxie Home
The beaten body of 83 year old Vera Rosetta Springer was found near her rural home outside Tonganoxie. Her 84 year old husband Louis Springer was held for investigation as police traced a nephew’s call reporting the death.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Tonganoxie
Vera Rosetta Springer
Louis Springer
Dan Hawes
Arthur Hall
William Strutz
Springers
Springer
Liberal Democrat Wins Seat on Tax Writing Group
In a tight vote, Jacob Gilbert defeats Omar Burleson to join the House Ways and Means Committee. The panel will stay evenly split with Mills holding decisive sway as 15 Democrats and 10 Republicans prepare to handle Social Security and the income surtax.
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Washington
Jacob Gilbert
D-N.y
Omar Burleson
Texas
Jackson County Clerk’s Office faces $777 shortage
Jackson County Auditor George W Lehr reported a $777 shortfall in license fees for September November and December 1965 in the clerk’s office. The shortage stems from the prior clerk Harry Gallagher who left office January 1 with Bernice Conley as the new clerk. Lehr said the investigation may identify individuals responsible after further audits.
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Kansas City
George W. Lehr
Jackson
Harry Gallagher
Bernice Conley
Lehr
Conard Delays House Committee Assignments Until Wednesday
TOPEKA AP Speaker John Conard delays announcing the House committee assignments to Wednesday. Aiming to satisfy all 125 members he says moving one assignment could trigger changes for several representatives.
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Topeka
John Conard
Greensburg
Conard
House
Religious plea on LSD use at Wichita university
James H L Ewan 21 Pasadena California heads a local Neo American Church unit and seeks religious defense against federal charges of possession and sale of LSD. He was arrested near Wichita State University and released on bond after authorities found two matchboxes of marijuana and 500 micrograms of LSD. The federal case carries up to 1000 dollar fine or one year in prison.
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Wichita
James H. L. Ewan
Wichita State University
Ewan
Pasadena
Calif
U.S. Bureau For Drug Abuse Control
Asst
U.S. Atty
Guy Goodwin
Sukarno Urged to Step Down by Indonesian Foreign Minister
Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik urged President Sukarno to resign "in the interest of the nation" to avoid dishonor and allow a peaceful future. Malik linked the move to Sukarno's accountability for the 1965 Communist coup attempt and signaled rising pressure on the 65-year-old president.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Adam Malik
Sukarno
Malik
Four More Damage Suits On 1965 Wichita Crash
Four new lawsuits filed Monday add to the 30 suits over the January 16 1965 KC 135 crash in north Wichita. One suit seeks 225 000 dollars, others involve smaller amounts. Also noted is Lloyd H Houston past president of the Kansas Association of School Boards to be honored at the 50th annual KASB convention in Topeka.
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Wichita
Air Force
North
Lloyd H. Houston
N.H
Kansas Association of School Boards
Topeka
Kasb
Houston
KU Sophomore Reports An Assault on Campus
Harold W. Noffke a Kansas University sophomore from Kansas City Mo was in satisfactory condition at Watkins Hospital after reporting an early morning assault. He said an unknown assailant approached him at the Robinson Gymnasium asked for McCollum Hall then struck him as he pointed to the dormitory. He regained consciousness on the ground with a bad cut to the left mouth and head injuries. The attacker was described as about six feet tall with long brown hair wearing a brown western style coat.
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Harold W. Noffke
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas University
Watkins Hospital
Noffke
KU Traffic and Security Office
New Robinson Gymnasium
McCollum Hall
Two Thefts Reported on the KU Campus
Two thefts were reported to the Kansas University Traffic and Security Office. James W. Rhea of KUOK said two sneakers were removed from the Jayhawk Blvd information booth, valued at about 50 dollars. Laura C. Fleming reported a mute stolen from her Murphy Hall locker, valued at 475 dollars.
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Kansas University Traffic and Security Office
James W. Rhea
KUOK
Jayhawk Blvd
Laura C. Fleming
1632 Finger Rd
Murphy Hall
Cash theft reported at 1305 Haskell Ave
A theft of 47 dollars from a residence at 1305 Haskell Ave was reported to police on Monday afternoon. The incident involves a homeowner and occurred at the described address.
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Haskell Ave
KU Students Brace For Exams Enrollment And Rush
Cold weather at Kansas University masks a busy week ahead as finals begin Monday and second semester enrollment starts February 1 with Mn rolling first. Pre enrollment kicks off at Hoch Auditorium and class enrollment in Kansas Union. Orientation for new students on January 31 includes placement tests and dean meetings. Sorority rush spans January 31 to February 3 with multiple invitational parties. Second semester classes start February 6 and KU plays Iowa State at Allen Fieldhouse on February 4.
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Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas Union
Iowa State
Allen Fieldhouse
Secretary's Mini Skirt Sparks Oklahoma Legislature Debate
An Oklahoma state senator's young secretary drew complaints from older rural lawmakers as she wore a shorter miniskirt at the Capitol. Critics questioned appropriateness while supporters noted the case may fail to gain traction in committee.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
High School Dropout Hero Tells Students to Stay in School
Army S Sgt Burwood Yost Jr., a Cambridge native and Vietnam veteran, was praised for bravery after running 50 meters through hostile fire to supply a machine gun. He, a 17 year old dropout, urged youths to pursue education as he prepared to return to Vietnam after a 30 day leave.
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Cambridge, Md
Vietnam
Army S
Burwood Yost Jr
Yost
Cambridge
Dorchester County Commissioners
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
South Vietnam
Highlands
Lawrence leads funeral service at Junsey Funeral Home
Lawrence heads a funeral service conducted at Junsey Funeral Home as listed contact shows Vio3-5111 My. The notice records a memorial event and service details for the deceased.
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Lawrence
Junsey Funeral Home
Hoffa Leads New Pay Drive for 450000 Truck Workers
Washington AP Hoffa's Teamsters demand 75 cent hourly raises over three years for about 450000 trucking workers plus mileage rate increases and extra room and premium pay. The proposal includes higher pension contributions and continued annual cost of living raises.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Hoffa
Bartok Quartet to Perform at KU Swarthout Hall
The Kansas University Chamber Music series presents the Bartok Quartet at 8 p.m. Friday in Swarthout Recital Hall. The group formerly known as the Komlos Quartet formed in 1957 and adopted the Bartok name after winning at the Budapest International Competition. The program features Mozart Quartet in C Major, Bartok Quartet No. 1, and Beethoven Quartet in F Major Op. 59 No. 1.
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Kansas University
Bartok
Swarthout Recital Hall
String Quartet
Komlos Quartet
Budapest
Mozart
Beethoven
Local Fair Study Eyes Combination
The 4-H FFA Fair Board the Free Fair Board and the Douglas County Commissioners agree to form a long range planning committee to study combining fairs. The committee will have three members one appointed by each group. An organizational structure was discussed with 4 H Fair Board handling exhibits judging scheduling and space while Free Fair Board controls finance budget facilities promotion and coordination.
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4-H
FFA Fair Board
Free Fair Board
Douglas County Commissioners
4-H Fair Board
Police report shows rise in injuries and tickets in 1966
The year end Police Department report shows 1966 crime totals and traffic changes. City injuries rose to 553 from 428, parking violations jumped to 71 775, moving violations to 2 293, while arrests cleared 16 percent of offenses. KU calls totaled 152, about 10 percent of workload.
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Kansas University
Kansas SUA Forum to Host Rev Sundbye on The Church in Crisis
The Kansas University SUA Religion Forum will host Rev Ronald Sundbye at 3 30 p m Thursday in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. Sundbye is pastor of the First Methodist Church and will discuss The Church in Crisis.
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SUA
Kansas University
Ronald Sundbye
The
Kansas Union
Sundbye
First Methodist Church
GOP Reaches Budget Reply With a Demand for Slash
The GOP rebuttal to President Johnsons State of the Union will press for deep budget cuts to avoid a 6 percent surtax on most incomes while backing the Vietnam policy. Sen. Dirksen and Rep. Ford plan a 30 minute Capitol telecast outlining foreign policy criticism, domestic spending cuts, and Social Security changes.
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Washington
Johnson
State of the Union
GOP
U.S
Vietnam
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Gerald R. Ford
Capitol
Supreme Court Chamber
Senate
Dirksen
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Africa
Middle East
Ford
United States
Soviet Union
Lawrence M K Uni sophomore Ryun tops world track 1966
Lawrence Kansas Heard in Lawrence Kansas University sophomore Jim Ryun named top performer in world track and field for 1966 by Sport Magazine. Ryun 19 holds world records in the mile and half mile and American records in the two mile. Also honored were Frank Robinson Bart Starr Steve Spurrier and Bill Russell and Cazzie Russell. Lawrence Public Library offers home delivery for disabled residents with no charges and renewals. Call or write Mrs. Robin Taylor for details.
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Kansas University
Jim Ryun
Sport
Ryun
Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Green Bay
Bart Starr
Florida
Steve Spurrier
Bill Russell
Boston
Michigan
Cazzie Russell
Lawrence Public Library
Adult Services
Robin Taylor
Adult Services Dept
The
Lawrence High Student Involved In Fatal County Crash
Terry L Golden, 16, LHS junior, remained in poor condition after a Saturday morning crash near Lawrence. Stewart Travis, 15, also from Lawrence High, was killed in the same wreck. The accident occurred on a Douglas County road, near 1 mile south and 1% miles west of Lawrence. The Golden family resides at 1722 Ala St.
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Terry L. Golden
Douglas County
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Golden
Lawrence High School
LHS
Stewart Travis
Billie B. Golden
Ala
Brass Sonata Premiere Highlighting KU Concert
The University Brass Choir will perform John Pozdro's Sonata for Brass Choir and Percussion in Swarthout Recital Hall at 8 p.m. Wednesday with director Kenneth Bloomquist calling the piece a major brass ensemble work. The program also features Canzon Non Toni, Debussy Fanfare, Berezowsky Brass Suite, Geehl James Hook Suite, and Neshybel Concerto Antiphonale.
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John Pozdro
Kansas University
University Brass Choir
Swarthout Recital Hall
Kenneth Bloomquist
Pozdro
Gabrieli
Saint-Sebastien
Debussy
Berezowsky
James Hook
Geehl
Neshybel
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Norman Endaco
Lalitee
R. L. Bob Stewart
West
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V.S. McAlister
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Gary Beasley
Don Frandte
Nel Bullock II
J. Rosner
Don McDow
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