Chinese Purges Just Starting
AP reports in Peking that Maoist cultural purge against writers artists chiefs and officials has "just begun" as the Sixth Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution deepens. Articles attack Chou Yang as a "black-hearted" figure whose power grab is thwarted by the ongoing campaign.
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Tokyo
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Peking People’s Daily
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Chou Yang
People’s Daily
China
Farren
Nancy Martin Observes 100th Birthday in Buckeye
Mrs. Nancy Martin marked her 100th birthday with remarks on independence. She said a happy life comes from minding one’s own business and living alone after outliving three husbands, and wondered why others don’t allow personal whisky making.
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Buckeye, Ariz
Nancy Martin
Virgil Dooley
U. S
Detroit
Fisheries Firm Loses As Air Strike Impacts Plant
Ozark Fisheries sales manager Bob Cramer says the goldfish supplier loses about 25000 dollars weekly due to machinists strike against five major airlines. Trans World Airlines report earlier this week forced shutdown. plant still operates but strike greatly disrupts operations.
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Stoutland, Mo
Bob Cramer
Ozark Fisheries
Trans World Airlines
Cramer
Avery asks drought relief to cover most Kansas counties
Gov. William H. Avery urged Secretary Freeman to extend haying and grazing drought relief to all Kansas counties except Johnson Wyandotte and Anderson. He asked expansion of relief to Oct 31 for feed grain and wheat diverted land and to Dec 31 for land retired under other programs.
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William H. Avery
Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Johnson
Wyandotte
Anderson
Capote Sees Alice in Wonderland Police Dilemma
Author Truman Capote told a Senate subcommittee that Supreme Court rulings create an Alice in Wonderland effect for police as in eight Chicago nurse murders. He and Kansas Bureau of Investigation official Alvin Dewey argued confessions would not have been obtained without police leeway and Miranda safeguards.
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Truman Capote
Supreme Court
Chicago
Capote
Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Senate
Alvin A. Dewey
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Richard Eugene Hickock
Perry Edward Smith
Dewey
Saa
Hickock
Smith
Music Art Camp Concert Planned at KU University Theatre
Students and faculty in KU's Midwest ern Music and Art Camp ballet division will perform at 8 p.m. July 29 and 30 in University Theatre with guest artist Larry Long. Five ballets, four original, will be staged across both programs, including Sleeping Beauty Prologue and Sur le Bois.
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Midwestern Music and Art Camp
Kansas University
University Theatre
Larry Long
Ruth Page
International Ballet
St. Louis
Guardsmen on standby as Chicago riot calm holds
Seven hundred National Guardsmen remained in armories on standby after rioting in a West Side neighborhood. Maj. Gen. Kane said 700 more troops were released, with 700 on standby due to calm. Rioting earlier left 3,000 Guardsmen activated. Rosland Howard, 14, died from a stray bullet. a scholarship fund was set up in her name. Damage estimates range from 500000 to 1000000 dollars.
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Chicago
National
West Side
Francis P. Kane
Illinois National Guard
Stone Temple Baptist Church
Rosland Howard
Pittsburgh Firemen Find Smoldering Mop Hidden Smoke
Pittsburg firemen at a five story building initially found no blaze. The odor of smoke led them to a smoldering mop in the basement, proving the old saying where there's smoke there's fire.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Ex C of C Man Waives Hearing in Shortage
Donald Shepherd former secretary treasurer of the Monett Chamber of Commerce waived preliminary hearing on a charge of stealing more than 50 dollars. His circuit court trial will be held in the November term. Shepherd now lives in Norton Kansas. An audit showed a shortage of 1937 dollars in Chamber funds between June 1 1965 and April 8 1966.
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Monett, Mo
Donald Shepherd
Monett Chamber of Commerce
Add 952 Million To Record Defense Budget
The House boosted the defense appropriation bill by 952 million, totaling 58.6 billion, passing 393 to 1 with Rep. George E. Brown Jr. dissenting. The Senate has not acted, and a second measure to fund armed forces for the year ending next June is expected. Gerald R. Ford urged a veto of nondefense or domestic-spending excesses.
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House
George E. Brown Jr
D-Calif
Johnson
Congress
Senate
House Republican League
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Thefts From Campers At KU Camp Highlighted
Kansas University traffic and security officers report $87 stolen from 11 campers at the Midwestern Music and Art program living in Phi Kappa Psi at 1602 West 15th Street. $70 has been returned. a camper admitted the thefts and was dismissed. Some unused fees funded reimbursements to reporting campers.
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Kansas University
Phi Kappa Psi
15Th St
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