Red China purge may not be over yet in party crisis
Internal clashes within Red China's armed forces and the Politburo have deepened a six month crisis. Disciples of Soviet ideology face purge pressure while Lin Piao pushes politics over technology, emphasizing Maoist thinking as the best weapon. Wu Han Teng To linked to the purge, as November 1965 marks a pivotal shift in the anti revisionist drive.
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Red China
Armed Forces
Moscow
Air Force
Liberation Army Daily
Lin Piao
Mao Tze-tung
Peking People’s Daily
Socialist Cultural Revolution
Wu Han
Teng To
Peking
Mao
Defense Ministry
Peng Tehuai
Peng Te-huai
Monroes Book Club hears authors of Gods Wonderful Plan
Mrs. Bess Burns of Monroe and Mrs. Lola Crowell of West Monroe discussed their children’s book Gods Wonderful Plan at the Book Review Club in Winnsboro. They aim to publish one book annually. Linda Porter of Monroe is recovering from surgery at St. Francis Hospital. Gary Wayne Carver of Monroe is half finished with basic Air Force training at Lackland AFB. Three Boy Scout Troop 32 members, John Luffey Jr. Bradley Payne and Chuck Walker, will become Eagle Scouts at a Court of Honor Monday night at Memorial Methodist Church with about 15 other awards.
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Bess Burns
Monroe
Lola G. Crowell
West Monroe
Book Review Club
Winnsboro
Linda Porter
Rudolph Porter
North 3Rd St
St. Francis Hospital
Linda
Neville High School
Gary Wayne Carver
E. L. Carver
Chilton St
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Tex
Ouachita Parish High School
Northeast Louisiana State College
Boy Scout Troop 32
Memorial Methodist Church
John Luffey Jr
Bradley Payne
Chuck Walker
Sam Walker Jr
Orrie White Jr
Monroe Lions Club
Walker
Weather summary for Monroe and Delta region
Northeast Louisiana will see clear to partly cloudy skies through Friday with gradually rising temperatures and easterly to southeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph. Highs in the 82 to 90 range, lows 58 to 69, with no rain expected through Saturday. Isolated thundershowers possible in extreme northwest Arkansas later today and next week.
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Israeli Influence Growing In Africa
Israeli influence expands across Black Africa as Premier Levi Eshkol tours seven nations to solidify aid ties. Israel ships 450 technical experts and hosts 1,200 trainees from 1965 to 1966, aiding agriculture health and governance while fostering shipping lines and education programs.
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UPI
West
Moscow
Cairo
Israel
Africa
Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
Senegal
Ivory Coast
Liberia
Malgasy Republic
Uganda
Kenya
Congo
Leopoldville
Joseph D. Mobutu
Ghana
Sierra Leone
Black Star Shipping Line
Asia
Burma
Gore says US open to no first use nuclear treaty with China
Senator Albert Gore told a Geneva disarmament conference that the United States would consider a mutual no first use nuclear weapons treaty with China if Beijing adheres to the existing test ban. He also proposed halting bombing of North Vietnam if Hanoi stops cross border military moves into the south under international supervision.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Geneva
United States
Red China
Gore
China
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cotton cultivation lessons reach South Mindanao area
South Mindanao in the Philippines will host instruction on cotton growing. Meanwhile India, while withholding ambassador exchanges, receives technical aid from Israeli experts on irrigation and hydraulic engineering programs to boost agricultural capability.
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South Mindanao
Philippines
India
Gore Says Conference Discussed Global Governance Proposals
Lyndon B. Johnson ally Gore described a conference sponsored by the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions attended by about 20 people from 10 nations including the Soviet Union, Poland, Egypt, Mexico, Cambodia, France, England, India, Japan, and the United States. Red China was invited but did not attend. US attendees included Dr. Robert Hutchins Justice William Douglas and Senator George McGovern.
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Gore
Johnson
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Soviet Union
Poland
Egypt
Mexico
Cambodia
France
England
India
Japan
United States
Red China
Robert Hutchins
The
Center
Justice William ©. Douglas
Sen
George McGovern
D-S.d
Archduke Maximilian Lands in Mexico for Empire
In 1864 Archduke Maximilian arrived at Vera Cruz to accept the throne as emperor of Mexico. He was the brother of Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria-Hungary.
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Archduke Maximilian
Vera Cruz
Emperor of
Mexico
Emperor Franz Joseph of
Austria-Hungary
Monroe Board Grants Permission for Local Businesses
The Monroe Board of Adjustment granted permission Thursday to E. P. Rogers owner of Rogers Amoco Service Station at 1615 Jackson St and to Hubert Perry and Bill Forbito owners of BO Equipment and Supply Co Inc of 600 Winnsboro Rd to erect steel canopies in front of their businesses.
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Monroe Board of Adjustment
E. P. Rogers
Rogers Amoco
Jackson St
Hubert Perry
Bill Forbito
BO Equipment and Supply Co., Inc
Winnsboro Road
Independent candidate pledges courtesy as City Marshal
Don Glasscock, running as independent for City Marshal of Wards 3 and 10, criticizes the Police Chief for demanding and warning without courtesy and promises fairness and respectful service if elected, noting a June 2 1966 Morning World reference.
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James C. Kelly, Jr
Morning World
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