Serious Trouble Reported For Mao in North Region
In North China Mao Tse-tung faces rising opposition in Manchuria and Shansi with reports of clashes in Tibet and Sinkiang. Radio Peking calls for arrest of opponents while production falters and workers confront Maoist forces amid a broader wave of anti Mao protests.
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Mao
Tokyo
Radio
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Manchuria
Shansi
Wait
Tibet
Sinkiang
New China News Agency
Lin Piao
Heilungkiang
Liu
Mainichi
Urumchi
Forestry Agency
Radio Peking
Tao Chu
Canton
Nanking
Party
Chiang Ching
Liu Tao
Chen Yi
Lu Cheng-tsao
Chiang I-chen
Yang Hsiu-sent
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Inner Mongolia
Ulanfu
Autonomous
Peking Radio
Pinkiang
Harbin
Mongolia
Douglas County Science Fair Set for March 30 to April 1
The annual Douglas County Science Fair runs March 30 to April 1 at the Lawrence Community Building. Bernard Judge heads this year’s event with four divisions primary to senior and prizes for first to honorable mention. Senior winners earn an all expense paid trip to the San Francisco National Science Fair. About 250 entries competed in 1966. Top senior winners were Mary Sonneborn and Woody Wright, Lawrence High School graduates. Sonneborn later placed fourth in girls botany at the Dallas International Science Fair.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Bernard Judge
San Francisco
Mary Sonneborn
Woody Wright
Lawrence High School
Legislative push to raise state inactive funds interest
The Senate opened with a proposal from president pro tem Gree Smith of K Larned to boost interest on state inactive funds. The Democratic delegation has introduced 44 similar measures.
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Topeka
Legislative Council
Senate
Gree Smith
K-Larned
Publisher Chamorro Arrest Raises Nicaragua Crisis
In Managua AP reports a prominent La Prensa publisher Pedro Joaquin Chamorro was seized after weekend antigovernment unrest. He helped lead rebels at the Gran Hotel with Conservative candidate Fernando Aguero and allegedly aided hostage taking. government radio claims weapons were found at La Prensa plant.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
la Prensa
Ferrando Aguero
Conservative
Gran Hotel
Chamorro
Kathy Lobb Named DAR Good Citizen at Lecompton High
Kathy Lobb daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard E Lobb of Lecompton and senior at Lecompton High School was selected by the faculty to receive the DAR Good Citizen Award. She led Lecompton in Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow and holds offices with Future Homemakers of America while earning honor roll.
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Kathy Lobb
Richard E. Lobb
Lecompton
Lecompton High School
Miss Lobb
Betty Crocker
The
Future Homemakers of America
Winter Storm Closes Rural Schools as City Learners Attend
Severe ice and snow sweep across Kansas causing widespread school closures from Leavenworth to Wyandotte. Officials warn motorists to slow to 20 mph as highways and turnpike ice over, with counties reporting fender-benders but few major accidents. Snow totals reach up to six inches in northeast Kansas with thunder noted in January for the first time in years.
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Lecompton
Baldwin
Eudora
Tonganoxie
McLouth
Kansas Turnpike
Highway Patrol
KTA
The
Weather Bureau
Holton
Atchison
Troy
Hiawatha
Seneca
Kansas
Jefferson County
Johnson County
Doniphan County
Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Kan
Leavenworth
Ft. Leavenworth
Thun
Blinding Snow and Freezing Rain Hit Midwest States
A storm system from Oklahoma drove into the Midwest bringing blinding snow and freezing rain. Nine eastern plains and Midwest states faced hazardous driving warnings. Burlington Iowa reported eight inches of snow while an ambulance could not reach a stricken man in West Burlington. the patient died. Moline Illinois saw six inches of snow. Vandalia Illinois endured zero visibility in fog and freezing rain with a thunderstorm overhead.
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Oklahoma
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Plains
Iowa
Burlington
West Burlington
Moline
Ill
Vandalia
Mrs Gladys Six Seeks Re election To School Board
Mrs Gladys Six 68 former teacher and two year district 497 board member announced she will seek re election. She called the past two transitional years challenging and praised work with teachers administration and citizens. Filing deadline is Feb 20 for the April 4 election.
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Gladys Six
District 497 Board of Education
Six
District 60
The
Journal-World
Lawrence Unified
National Children’s Theater
LEA
PTA
Douglas County
Boy Scouts
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Kansas Dinner Club
Kansas
Kendall College
Chicago
Kansas State University
California
Denver
Kansas University
U.S
Europe
France
England
Switzerland
Lawrence offers shorthand class for adults at High School
An adult education program in Lawrence announces a new second class in ABC Shorthand Sten escript for adults due to high interest. Enrollment opens by mail phone or in person at the Adult Education Office. Friday is the deadline for other classes start next week. About 80 Central Junior High students attended a baby-sitting session with talks by school and church staff. Similar sessions begin at West Junior High Feb 3 with three weekly meetings ending Feb 24.
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ABC
Lawrence High School
Central
CJHS
West
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Naismith Dr
Mt. Dread
Journal-World Photo
DAR Good Citizen
Wendell Arnold
Tenn
Central Park
Journal- World Photo
Almira
Howard
Independence
Trading Post
la Cygne
East Central
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
East 13Th VI
FORD
Admiral John Haddock
Associated Press
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
Jayanne Angell
LHS
Baker University
Kansas State High School Activities Assn
Baker
Morris Kay
House
John Conard
House of Representatives
Kay
Conard
O. D. Thomas
French Thomas
Norma Thomas
Gerald Thomas
Gerald Raybern & Sondra
Wadsworth Veterans Aid Ladies
Dr. Godwin
Memorial Hospital
Mrs
Martha Skeet
Betty Coates
Plymouth Congregational Church
Helen Gilles
Adult Education Office
19Th
Louisiana
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