U S Pavilion at Expo 67 Draws Mixed Uproar
Preview of the United States exhibit at Expo 67 in Montreal shows wide ranging reactions from acclaim to criticism. Reporters cite strong showmanship but uneven substance, noting gadgets and popular art over culture and industry, with Apollo program displays and crafts as highlights.
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Montreal
Canada
U.S
Ana Dolis
America
U.S. E
Hita
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Firemen battle roof blaze at convalescent home site
Lubbock firemen were summoned to 26th and Prairie at 1 30 p m Sunday to extinguish a blaze on the roof of a convalescent home under construction. Firemen contained the fire and prevented spread to adjoining buildings. The fire started when a cigarette week tossed into roof scraps near the southeast corner, spreading to a wall and roof.
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Lubbock
Proria
Nepal King and Queen Arrive in Paris for Private Visit
King Mahendra of Nepal and Queen Komal arrived in Paris for a private two day stay. They will depart Tuesday to begin an official visit to the Netherlands.
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Paris
UPY
Mahendra
Nepal
Netheriginds
Harlem Pre-War Parade Shows Black Support for Vietnam Effort
About 3 000 people marched through Harlem in a parade described by grand marshal John D. Silvera as Harlem's clear answer to questions on black patriotism. The event began as a tribute to three Harlem police officials but grew to symbolize solidarity with fellow Americans in Vietnam.
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New York
Harlem
Vietnam
John D. Silvera
Martin Luther King Jr
Four Red Chinese Military Committee Members Fired
Wall posters in Peking claimed four of seven permanent members of the central military committee were removed for political misconduct. Identified were Lo Jui-ching Hui Hsiang-chien Yeh Chien-ying and Ho Lung. No official confirmation was given. Lin Piao is believed to head the committee amid Mao Zedong influence.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Chinese Central Military Committee
Peking
Lo Jui-ching
Army
Hui Hsiang-chien
Military Revolutionary Sub‘committee
Yeh Chien-ying
Politburo
Ho Lung
National Defense Council
Lin
Lin Piao
Mao
Hsu Hsiangchien
Military Revolutionary
Svetlana Stalin Reveals Paranoid Reactions To Death
Newsweek reports Svetlana Stalin says her father Joseph Stalin linked his wife's death to a conspiracy. She recalls believing in natural death until age 16 and discusses family turmoil, later to publish memoirs with Harper & Row. Kennedy comments highlight memoir value and potential bidding.
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New York
Svetlana Stalina
Joseph V. Stalin
Newsweek
Svetlana
U.S
Moscow
George F. Kennan
Harper & Row
Kennan
United States
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India
Switzerland
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Jacob
Wassily
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Washington
Joseph
Ekaterina
Edward
Greenbaum
Harper& Row
William Manchester
Greenibaum
New York Times
Life Magazine
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