Class-Conscious Red China Keeps Family Classes
In China citizens must declare family background on all forms and IDs, a fixed status from birth. Britain faces rising unemployment. France encounters surging living costs, pressuring wage gains as De Gaulle holds the line.
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Peking
Chung-Kuo Ch’'ing-nine Pao
Britain
France
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Charles de Gaulle
Diplomatic Revival Mapped Between Bonn and Satellite States
Bonn signals possible resumption of diplomatic activity with Hungary and Czechoslovakia while Poland agrees to a German trade mission in Warsaw. Bonn withholds full recognition of satellite regimes, except the Soviet Union, citing mutual trade as a separate consideration.
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Poland
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Chickasaw Tribe Leader Floyd Maytubby Dies at 69
Floyd E. Maytubby, head of the Chickasaw Nation since 1939, died in an Oklahoma City hospital after a short illness at age 69. A native of Caddo, he moved to Oklahoma City 45 years ago and was a banker and insurance executive as well as a civic leader. He managed a gubernatorial campaign in 1958 and served on a nine-man advisory group on Indian health in 1959.
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UPI
Floyd E. Maytubby
Maytubby
Caddo
Indian Territory
Harley Institute
Tishomingo
W. P. Bill Atkinson
Surgeon General
El Marj earthquake ends body search plans rise of tents
Libyan officials halted body recovery in El Marj and moved to revive the shattered town. Thousands of homeless crowded two hastily pitched encampments as planners promise new homes, while 40 people remain unaccounted for and a dusk to dawn curfew aims to curb looting.
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al Marj
Red Grandy
Stars and Stripes
EL Marj
Libya
Trial Resumes In Bank Case Involving Capitol Hill Funds
In New York UPI reports the federal trial of John J. Houlihan Martin Legere and James R. Freeling, charged with transporting 1.56 million dollars of Capitol Hill Bank Oklahoma City across state lines and committing wire and mail fraud. The government says Freeling moved funds to Grand Bahama Bank and Trust Co. then withdrew money to buy bank stock and to aid two Texas insurance firms in which Houlihan held major stakes.
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UPI
Oklahoma
Charles M. Metzner
John J. Houlihan
Dallas
Martin Legere
Jacksonville
Fla
James R. Freeling
Oklahoma City
Capitol Hill State Bank of
Freeling
Grand Bahama Bank and Trust Co
Legere
Houlihan
Capitol Hill
Texas Insurance Companies
Viet Nam Aid Questioned by Senators Report
A Senate study group told President Kennedy that after seven years of U.S. aid South Viet Nam lacks a stable government. Diem policies are blamed, and the report notes U.S. aid must remain substantial for years. It foresees guerrilla victory in 1-3 years and calls for broad Vietnamese leadership to advance social changes. Aid to Laos and Cambodia is seen as improving conditions there.
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UPN
Kennedy
U.S
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Asia
Mike Mansfield
J. Caleb Boggs
R-Del
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Benjamin A. Smith II
D-Mass
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Oklahoma youth forum to feature two Comanche County students
Two Comanche county students will serve on panels at an Oklahoma Christian college youth forum March 1 2. Bettie Walker Cache will speak on Rewards of Teaching in a Foreign Land and Harold Zeller Faxon will serve on a panel How to Teach A Prospective Convert.
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Comanche County
Oklahoma Christian College
Bettie Walker
Cache
Harold Zeller
Faxon
Employment problem at Massachusetts job agency widening vacancies
The Massachusetts Division of Employment Security, the state’s largest agency, faces a growing issue with over 200 job openings, mainly for interviewers who assist job seekers in finding employment.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Division of Employment Security
Mansfield says GOP critics aware Kennedy may take action on Cuba
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said Republicans know Kennedy could take drastic actions on Cuba under certain conditions. He said GOP critics understand the president is not fearful of criticism and will offer constructive alternatives. Mansfield noted Kennedy must consider Berlin Europe the Middle East Asia and Korea as well as Cuba and Latin America. He argued Republicans know the president’s top concern is U S welfare and security.
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Naval Base
Berlin
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Middle East
South Asia
Southeast Asia
Formosa
Korea
Latin America
Cooper's Space Trip To Boost U S Image
UPI reports on L Gordon Cooper Jr planned 22 orbit flight in May. The mission aims to improve U S image after Soviet flights and keep space conquest in public view. Debates note depressurization test and four hour naps, with questions about scientific value vs propaganda.
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UPI
U.S
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Space Agency
Gordon Cooper
Cooper
M. Scott Carpenter
Walter M. Schirra Jr
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