Red China's Anti-Intellectual Campaign Reaches Central Leadership
An unnamed deputy chairman of China's central propaganda department is described as backing a group accused of rebellion against Mao. The report ties this to a Shanghai theater piece from 1959 and notes other deputy chairmen named in Tokyo sources.
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Red China
Central Propaganda Department
Mao Tze-tung
Lu Ting
Shanghai Communist Party
Liberation Daily
Shanghai Classical Theater
Chou Hsin Fang
China
Hai Huy
Mao
Tokyo
Chou Yang
Wu Leng-hsi
Chiang
Chi-chung
Hzu I
Chiang Pang Shih
Yao Ching
Lin Hun
Hsu
Ly Chung
Shanghai
Peking
Wu Han
Shgnahat Theater
Eet
Sain
Ipaper
Wayland College 55th Commencement Honors 112 Graduates
Dr. Orin Cornett of Gallaudet told Wayland College graduates that today’s students are the most idealistic and anxious yet. He urged pursuit of reality through liberal education and spiritual values. Rev. Howard Lyons delivered the baccalaureate challenge as 112 graduates received degrees in Plainview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Orin Cornett
Wayland College
Cornett
Gallaudet College
Washington, D. C
Wayland
First Baptist Church
Howard Lyons
Amarillo
Tascosa Baptist Church
Eugene W. Jones
Wayland Pesident
Roy McClung
Reuel Nash
Head Start Program Set For June 13
Lubbock prepares for the 1966 Operation Head Start eight week program starting June 13 at 14 elementary sites. Nat Williams and Miss Trula Jetton lead with Floyd Honey supervising. 50 teachers join a broader preschool effort and orientation runs June 9 and 10. Volunteers sought for various roles. Cooper Slaton Roosevelt Shallowater and Frenship and Idalous districts also participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Nat Williams
Lubbock Public Schools
Jon Connally
Miss Jetton
Trula Maud Jetton
Floyd Honey
Tech
Coronado Room
Texas Tech Student Union
Cooper
Slaton
Roosevelt
Shallowater
Frenship
Idalous
Three-Block Area Is Rezoned In Crosbyton
Crosbyton city council voted to rezone a three-block Ayrshire Street area from residential to commercial after a public hearing. The request came from John Pinkston who plans a grocery store, backed by a planning and zoning board recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosbyton
Ayrshire St
John Pinkston
Planning and Zoning Board
Scenery For Rent Listing With Misdirected Copy
A fragmented rental notice appears with unclear text about scenery space availability. Readable elements show a request for rental terms, dates, and location hints but exact details remain obscured.
Floydada Pioneer Reunion Parade Draws 5000 Crowd
An afternoon crowd of 5000 watched Floydada Floyd County Pioneer Reunion parade with 10 riding groups 324 horses and many floats. Prizes went to Lockney cheer leaders El Peneroso Study Club Producers Co-Op Home Builders HD Club H. W. Nelson Jr Silverton Lisa West Fara Lynn Moore Junior Foster and Buck Sams. Saturday events included memorial service business meeting songs barbecue luncheon fiddlers contest rodeo final and VFW Hall dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Reue
Avalanche-Journal
Floydada
Floyd County Pioneer
Lockney Cheerleaders
Pioneer
el Peneroso Study Club
Producers Co-Op
Home Builders HD Club
H. W. Nelson Jr
Silverton
Lockney
A. T. Swepston
J. R. Terry
Buck Sams
Lisa West
Fara Lynn Moore
Junior Foster
Study Club of
Courthouse Square
Floyd County
B. H. Riley
Orton
Joe Stephens
McAdoo
Jack Mears
Lubbock
VFW Hall
H SU Degree Rites Planned
About 165 Hardin-Simmons University students are candidates for degrees at the commencement exercises on Monday. Dr. Conrad Ramsey of Detroit will receive an honorary doctor of science degree. Judge Zollie Steakley will give the commencement address at 10 a.m. and Dr. Darold H. Morgan will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at 3 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Hardin-Simmons University
Detroit
Mich
Conrad Ramsey
Elmin L. Skiles
H-Su
Lam
Henry Ford Hospital
Zollie Steakley
Texas Supreme Court
Darold H. Morgan
Cliff Temple Baptist Church
Dallas
UNICEF board ends 1966 session in Addis Ababa without family planning pledge
The UN Children's Fund Executive Board wrapped up its 1966 meeting in Addis Ababa without finalizing a family planning commitment. It approved by consensus a compromise among 11 nations, deferring action until next year but allowing UNICEF to continue considering the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
U.N. Children’s Fund
Unicef
Degree Set For Lubbock Man Jerry Fill
Jerry Fill son of Mr and Mrs Lennon Hill of 3706 42nd St and Lubbock High School and Texas Tech graduate will receive his medical degree from The University of Texas Southwestern Medical School on June 6. Graduation will be at McFarlin Memorial Auditorium in Dallas and he plans to intern at Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth beginning July 1. His wife Carolyn McCorkle is daughter of Dr and Mrs J B McCorkle of 2615 ith St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Fill
Lennon Hill
42Nd St
Lubbock High School
Texas Tech
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
McFarlin Memorial Auditorium
Dallas
Hill
Peter Smith Hospital
Fort Worth
Carolyn McCorkle
J. B. McCorkle
New Traffic Lights Installed At Lockney
Eight signals operate at the Main and Locust Sts intersection with two lights per corner. Texas Highway Department workmen installed the system, which involved no overhead wiring and is encased in cables below the street. Mayor Claude Brown notes this is the crew’s first Lockney installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Highway Department
Claude Brown
Lockney
First president speaker at SPC graduation ceremony
Eight five graduates received diplomas at South Plains College in Levelland with Judy Putman, Robert C. Decker, Mrs. Jackie French, Jill Palmer, and Carol Jane Martin among honors. Clarence C. Hank Matthews received an honorary associate in law. Dr. Thomas Spencer, SPC’s first president, urged graduates to seek maximum achievement and noted the college’s growth since 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains College
Levelland
Thomas Spencer
Pasadena
Tex
John V. Morton
SPC Board of Regents
Clarence Matthews
Anton
Marvin Baker
Judy Putman
Muleshoe
Robert C. Decker
Pep
Jackie French
Jill Palmer
Plainview
Carol Jane Martin
Clarence C
Hank) Matthews
Board of Regents
SPC
San Jacinto Junior College
Spencer
Hts
Soviets Charge U.S. In Anti Cyprus Plot
The Soviet Union accused the United States of leading alleged efforts to undermine Cypriot independence. Izvestia claimed NATO sought to turn Cyprus into a NATO province, noting Cyprus declared nonalignment. Paris reports French experts believe gold lies beneath Algeria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Izvestia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Cyprus
NATO
Tevestia
Local edition note from Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Fragmentary front matter from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal shows a Sunday morning edition print credit and distribution details for Lubbock Texas with repository codes and placeholder text. The readable material provides no clear news events or identifiable persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Sthand, Seer J
Lubbock
Texas
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