Purged Chinese Leaders Said to Die by Own Action
A wall newspaper in Peking alleged that Lo Jui-ching and Po I-po committed suicide or were killed by Red Guards amid Mao era purges. It named Teng Hsiao-ping Yang Hsiu feng and Lin Shaochi as targets and claimed others plotted against Mao. Verification was unavailable from major agencies.
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Tokyo
Peking
Red China
Lo Jui-ching
Po I-po
235Th Army
Communist Party
Teng Hsiao-ping
Mao Tse
Tung
Yang Hsiufeng
Supreme People’s Court
Mao
Red Flag
Bat
Peking People’s Daily
Shanghai Red Guard
Army Wall Paper
Hong Kong
Red Guard
Politburo
Wall
Belgrade
Tanjug
Pexing Radio
New China News Agency
Yang Hsiu-feng
Ami Teng
Lin Shaochi
Lion
Red Guards
Canton
Bombing is viewed as failing to end Vietnam war says Ashmore
At a news conference Harry S. Ashmore executive vice president of the Center for Study of Democratic Institutions argued bombing Hanoi is not winning the war and may strengthen North Vietnam’s resolve. He suggested negotiations may require concessions from both sides and noted Hanoi’s openness to a Geneva peace convocation as a potential shift.
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Harry S. Ashmore
Center For Study of Democratic Institutions
Chi Minh
Geneva
Vietnam
Bet
Hanoi
Ashmore
North Vietnam
U.S
Birth Control Debate Sparks Reflections on Generational Shifts
A thoughtful musing questions whether most supporters of birth control were born before or after the movement began. It ponders how attitudes evolve across generations and what drives changing viewpoints on reproductive choices.
Dirksen and Ford Press Vigor in Vietnam War Stance
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen and House GOP Leader Gerald Ford urged stronger U S efforts to end the Vietnam war and opposed wartime tax hikes until a convincing case is made. They spoke before about 250 Republicans in the Capitol as Mansfield questioned their support.
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House
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson
Supreme Court
Ford
GOP
America
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Messrs. Dirksen
Teacher Finds Cost Of Theft For Students
Ralph Humble a 40 year old Sunday school teacher appeared in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to petit larceny for taking a shirt and a bathrobe from a department store He said the theft was to illustrate guilt to his pupils Judge Wi bur Shull suspended the jail sentence and fined him 100 Humble planned to abandon the items and had no personal use for them
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Columbus
Ralph Humble
Wibur Shull
Humble
Shull
State of the Union contrasts GOP and Dem proposals
The AP compares President Johnsons State of the Union with Dirksen and Ford critique proposals on Vietnam East West trade antipoverty and social security. Dirksen urges vigorous war effort and trade expansion while Johnson backs restrained action and policy changes. Ford pushes for full overhaul of poverty programs and higher Social Security benefits with cost of living protections.
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Washington
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Gerald R. Ford
Vietnam
Dirksen
North Vietnam
U.S
Ford
Johnson and Ford Trade Policy Shifts Amid Crime Reform Talk
Johnson calls for higher benefits by 20 percent without noted financing. Johnson proposes federal aid for law enforcement while Ford welcomes recognition of crime issues and urges courts to balance rights of citizens and the accused. Johnson merges Commerce and Labor. Ford seeks to depoliticize the Post Office and reform agriculture with a national government streamlining commission.
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Johnson
Ford
Commerce and Labor Departments
Post Office Department
Agriculture Department
Commission
AF Jet Tanker Crashes With 9 In Foggy Wilds
Reports say a KC135 tanker from Hickam Field bound for Fairchild crashed in foggy rugged terrain near Mount Kit Carson 40 miles northeast of Spokane. Searchers face five feet of snow and gale force winds as officials weigh possible survivors amid faint signals and past crash echoes from 1962.
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Wilds
Woodrow Abcott
2Nd Aerospace Wing
Hickam Field
Hawaii
Fairchild
Spokane
Idaho
Airliner collides with snow plow on Norfolk runway
A United Viscount struck a snow plow on a Norfolk airport runway after landing from Washington Ahead. The plow driver Charlie Willie Jr. was badly injured, trapped two hours before rescue. The plane sustained underbelly damage but landed safely.
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Norfolk, Va
United Air Lines
Norfolk
Charlie Willie Jr
Willie
Viscount
Richard McIver
Huntington
N.Y
Washington
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Brownsville
Tex
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Barberton
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Eescreneneese
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Ervin L. Stradley
Capt. Melver
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