Mao Thought Elevates Chinese Spirit Beyond Stalin Cult
An AP report contrasts Mao Zedong's personality cult with Stalin's, noting Chinese leaders now praise Mao’s thinking rather than his person. The People's Daily cites Mao’s thought as a universal truth, influencing sports, industry, and even watermelons sold by Shanghai firms.
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Joseph Stalin
Mao Tao-tung
Mao
Stalin
Pravda
Comrade IV
Chairman Mao
Peking People’s Daily
Mao ‘Tze Lung
People's Daily
Shanghai
Mao Tze-tung
Mao Tzetung
Dressen to Watch Tigers Angels Series in Anaheim
Detroit Tigers manager Charlie Dressen arrived in Anaheim to watch the series with the California Angels. Dressen, who suffered a spring training heart attack, planned to attend from the stands as coach Bob Swift serves as acting manager during his recuperation.
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Anaheim
Calif
Charlie Dressen
Detroit Tigers
California Angels
Dressen
Bob Swift
Baseball Standings and Results From Diamond Data Report
National League standings show San Francisco 46 27 and Los Angeles 48 with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia close behind. Monday results include Chicago 4 Atlanta 8 Cincinnati 8 Los Angeles 1 San Francisco 2 St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 0 Houston 4. Tonight’s games Philadelphia at New York Houston at Pittsburgh Chicago at Atlanta Los Angeles at Cincinnati San Francisco at St Louis. American League standings list Baltimore, Detroit, Cleveland, Minnesota, Chicago, New York, Kansas City, Washington, Boston with recent scores and tonight’s schedule.
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L. Pet
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Voulston
Phila
Ortate
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinna
Baltimore
Cleveland
Fay
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Statistics
A readable roll of leaders with Batting At bats Stolen bases Home runs Runs batted in and pitching wins and strikeouts. The list names players from teams including Pittsburgh San Francisco Atlanta Baltimore Los Angeles Boston Detroit Kansas City and Chicago with figures for hits runs and other metrics. It reflects historic annual leaderboards across positions and teams.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Staregel
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Mays
Alou
Fhoubles O Mave
Wain Houston
McCarver
St. Louis
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Lois
W Perry
Koufax
Gibson
Snyder
Baltimore
Robinson
Agee
Chicago
Tos
KO Robinson
Seat
Bostom
BR. Robinson
FF. Robinson
Doultes
Yastreemski
Boston
FR. Robinson
McAliffe
Detroit
Foy
Campaneris
Kansas
Ily
Nixon Warns Vietnam War Must End by 1968
Former Vice President Richard Nixon told reporters before addressing the U S Jaycees that the United States risks a dangerous position if the Vietnam conflict lasts into 1968. He urged a timely conclusion, warned of China's nuclear capability, and criticized isolationist trends while praising Johnson and Humphrey and blaming inflation for domestic failures.
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Detroit
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
U.S. Jaycees
Johnson
Viet Nam
Hubert Humphrey
Jaycees
Court Traffic Docket List Of Speeding Infractions
In the Courts Traffic section Gary C. Davis 1316 Ohio St is fined 23 dollars for speeding Walter K Robinson 131 W 6th St 15 dollars for traffic signal violation Paul J Smith 1903 W 26th St runs over fire hose fined 10 dollars Gleland D Berry Route 2 crosses yellow line and expired license 10 dollars Roy L Brown Jr 2507 W 6th St speeding 8 dollars Joan E English 1926 Clifton Ct speeding 10 dollars William L Holladay 922 Ky St speeding 15 dollars James E Shipman 1207 Elm St traffic signal 15 dollars Raymond E Schimmel 1903 W 26th St speeding 13 dollars Michael Dixon Route 2 no tail lights 5 dollars George P Evans Mission speeding 20 dollars.
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Gary C. Davis
Ohio St
Walter K. Robinson
6Th St
Paul J. Smith
26Th St
Gleland D. Berry
Roy L. Brown Jr
W. 6Th St
Joan E. English
Clifton Ct
William L. Holladay
Ky. St
James E. Shipman
Elm St
Raymond E. Schimmel
W. 26Th St
Michael Dixon
George P. Evans
Mission
Giants Rally as Kantis Pitches No-Hitter Frames Victory
In a tense contest the Giants defeated Minnesota 6-2 behind a strong pitching performance from Kantis f. PIPOCHING, who silenced the lineup through seven innings. Stars PAY UNGE Wei ie Maks Sein Praneiseo contributed with timely hits as the home team pushed ahead late.
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Wei
Low-Income Families See Little Gain From Mass Market
Washington AP report on a National Commission on Food Marketing study finds no significant price differences for similar foods in low and high income areas. It notes higher prices at small independent stores in poorer neighborhoods and consumer habits like buying smaller sizes at higher unit costs.
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Washington
National Commission On Food Marketing
Johnson
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Commission
White House
New Physics Sequence Planned for Kansas University Freshmen
Kansas University physics department announces a four semester sequence open to all freshmen and sophomores. Physics I is a three hour lecture course with no regular lab and minimal math prerequisites. Physics II adds lab and recitation with college algebra and trigonometry as prerequisites. Physics 14 and 15 use more advanced math for continued study.
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Department of Physics
Kansas University
Ralph W. Krone
Krone
Kansas police may fingerprint arrestees in felonies or misdemeanors
Attorney General Robert C. Sonderholm said police in Kansas have the right to take fingerprints and identification photos of persons arrested in either felonies or misdemeanors. Clyde P. Daniel, Garden City city attorney, asked whether the right is restricted to specific situations set out in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Robert C. Sonderholm
Clyde P. Daniel
Garden City
Carlson to Speak at 4-H Leadership Conference
U S Sen Frank Carlson R Kan will headline the Kansas state 4H Junior Leadership Conference at Rock Springs Ranch on July 7. More than 300 teenagers attend July 5 10 for citizenship and leadership training with Rev James Post also speaking July 6. A mock legislative session is planned July 8 9 with about 85 counties represented.
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Sen. Carlson
Junction City
U.S
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Rock Springs Ranch
James Post
Kansas State Prison
Lansing
K State Receives Housing Loan for Campus Expansion
The Housing and Urban Development office approved a 2.89 million dollar college housing loan to Kansas State University. K State will add 406 thousand dollars to finance a new dormitory, dining hall, and food service facilities. Construction starts in about a month and will take 16 months to finish. Senators from Kansas announced the action.
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Washington
Kansas State University
Housing and Urban Development Office
Kansas State
Kansas
Foreigners Flock To Visit U S In Record Numbers
Washington reports foreigners visited the United States in the first five months of the year totaling 379 366 excluding Canada and Mexico, up 14.3 percent from 1965, while Americans abroad rose to 2.62 million last year with a 18 percent gain, creating a travel deficit.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Department
State Department
Mexico
Canada
Local Delegates Return from Washington 4-H Citizenship Course
Five Douglas County 4-H delegates traveled nine days in Washington D C for the National 4 H Citizenship Short Course. They toured monuments Mt Vernon Arlington National Cemetery and the Smithsonian and met with two Kansas senators. An extra Gettysburg day capped the trip with leadership reflections.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Kansas
Ramona Willits
Mary Ann Isaacs
Nancy Gilges
Verlyn Gilges
Nancy Taylor
Charles Taylor
Washington Monument
Mt. Vernon
Arlington National Cemetery
Smithsonian Institution
Gettysburg
Douglas County
Jackie and Family Fly to Hawaii Island Vacation
Former first lady Mrs John F Kennedy leaving Honolulu on Monday with Caroline and John Jr. and Sydney Lawford for a Hawaii Island stay at Mauna Kea Beach Hotel near Kamuela. The party plans several days on the island and possible visits to other islands.
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Honolulu
John F. Kennedy
Hawaii Island
Caroline
John Jr
Sydney Lawford
Mauna Kea Beach Hotel
Laurence Rockefeller
Kamuela
Bunny clubs in Viet Nam spark hare brained scheme
In An Khe a U S Army civil affairs project starts bunny clubs to raise rabbits for food and income. Capt Donald Savage and Father Ngoc recruit 11 families to invest about 10 to 118 piasters each for one male and two females. The plan aims to boost war torn economy and provide a dependable protein source as the program expands to other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Savage
Augusta, Ga
An Khe
Savage
U.S. Army
Father Ngoc
Viet Nam
Retiring Members Honored at District 60 Dinner
The three retiring District 60 School Board members Mrs. Ethan Allen Ray Culbertson and Oscar Rumsey were honored at a dinner in the Kansas Union. The district will disband June 30 and Unified District 497 becomes effective July 1.
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District 60
The
Kansas Union
Ethan Allen
Ray Culbertson
Oscar Rumsey
Unified
District 497
Carl Althaus
Gladys Six
James W. Paddock
Emil Heck Jr
W. F. Bradley
James Owens
A. E. Woestemeyer
al Cerne
Esta White
Kennedy Moves Shape New York Judgeship Contest
In a high profile primary race Kennedy backs Samuel J. Silverman for Manhattan Surrogate Court, opposing J. Raymond Jones backed by Arthur G. Klein. The clash pits Kennedy against Tammany Hall with reform and Liberal support shaping the contest and patronage potential in a billion dollar Manhattan estate post.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
South Carolina
Mississippi
House
Congress
Kennedy
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
J. Raymond Jones
Tammany
Supreme Court
Arthur G. Klein
Klein
Samuel J. Silverman
Summit Session On Africa Issue
London hosts a Commonwealth summit September 6 to 15 to address the Rhodesia crisis. Britain presses a final informal bid for compromise with Ian Smith’s regime as talks stall. Sanctions likely intensified with support for Zambia to curb Rhodesia trade.
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London
British Commonwealth
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Salisbury
Smith
Harold Wilson
Zambia
African Republic
Kansas Wheat Harvest Delayed by Rainstorms
Rain across Kansas delayed the 1966 wheat harvest, the Kansas State employment service said Monday. The moisture slowed cutting in Atwood Colby Ellsworth Garden City Goodland Hays Jewell Minneola Oakley Plainville Russell Buckley while eight other areas like Hill City Hoxie Johnson Norton and Oberlin had harvest ready or underway. Harvest near Abilene Beloit Salina Ulysses Cimarron Concordia Great Bend Greensburg HugotonJetmore Lincoln McPherson Ness City is nearly complete.
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Topeka
Kansas State Employment Service
Atwood
Colby
Ellsworth
Garden City
Goodland
Hays
Jewell
Minneola
Oakley
Plainville
Russell
Buckley
Hill City
Hoxie
Johnson
Norton
Oberlin
Phillipsburg
Syracuse
Helms Confirmed Director of CIA by Senate
Richard M. Helms was confirmed unanimously by the Senate today to head the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Washington
Richard M. Helms
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Porter fires two aces in Indiana Amateur round
Scott Porter of Richmond scored two holes in one at Forest Hills Country Club during the Indiana Amateur qualifying. The Ball State University golfer aced the 145 yard fifth hole with an eight iron in the morning and a nine in the afternoon. He previously never had a hole in one and posted rounds of 68 and 73.
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Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Scott Porter
Porter
Ball State University
Forest Hills Country Club
Public Sale Near Co-Op on Highway 73
Bernard L. Baragary owner announces a public auction June 30 1966 at 11 a.m. selling livestock including 127 hogs 172 head cattle assorted Jerseys Angus and Guernsey cows heifers and calves plus two-year-old pony. Machinery includes tractors baler rake wheat drill and AC combine along with wagons and feeders. Household furniture antiques and miscellaneous items complete the sale with cash terms and no refunds. Lunch served.
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Bauserman Hill
Leavene Worth
Tonganoxte Road
Falls
Bereford
Farrow
WDAC
New Holland
New Idea
Bernard L. Baragary
Stigimire
Zimmerman & Tinder
Wilson Gruendel
Janice Barengary
Clerka
Dairy cattle sale set for June 30 near Tonganoxie Kansas
A public auction of the Dunker dairy herd is scheduled for Thursday June 30 1966 at 12 30 p m the farm 11 5 miles south of Tonganoxie Kansas on Highway 24 406 to trailer court then 1 2 mile south on the Eudora road 44 lb average milk 32 74 lb individual milking and OC V health certificates bidders can inspect cattle any time cash terms owners Alvin Dunker and H E Haile auctioneers Bing Carter Russ Feeback clerk First State Bank of Tonganoxie.
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Dunker
Tonganoxie
Kansas
Trailer Court
Eudora Road
Guernsey
Alvin Dunker
H. E. Haile
Russ Feeback
Belton
Bing Carter
Gardner
Kan
First State Bank of
Antique Clock and Furniture Auction in Spring Hill
Auction of nearly 100 antique clocks and furniture from a Spring Hill home located on Hale Street features walnut cabinets, beds, chairs, cases, and glassware. Items include a 1947 Chevrolet low sedan and assorted tools, cast iron, and plants with terms cash. Conducted by Frank Laskie Bing Carter Gerdner and team. Spring Hill State Bank will serve as a notice contact.
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US 169
Hale Street
Weat Hale
Spring Hill
Kansas
Midwest
Zenith T Vnet
Montesgomery Ward
Frank Laskie
Bing Carter
Gerdner Kan
Ng Carter
Ner
Russ Feeback
Bel Mo
State Bank of
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