Mao Proposal Aims At Deep Change In Chinese Life
Mao Tze-tung issues a sweeping directive to fuse industry and agriculture turning workers and peasants into a new revolutionary class. The plan seeks to prevent capitalism, consolidate dictatorship, and transform every field into a revolutionary school while facing mounting internal resistance across army party government and culture.
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Tokyo
Mao Tze-tung
China
Red
Mao
Soviet Union
Order Entered in Marseilles Strike
A Circuit Court judge ordered Local 743, I C & WU to prove no violation of an injunction allowing free access to the National Phosphate plant at Marseilles. Strikers reported spikes on planks at entry and a maintenance worker bumped a striker with a truck. Wayne Davis faced assault claims after a confrontation with pickets. The union seeks wage boosts and welfare plans as plant operations continue under management.
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Marseilles, Ill
National Phosphate Corp
Leonard Hoffman
International Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Wayne Davis
Davis
Gerald Decker
Oliver Hardy Jr
Weather Forecast and Local Temperatures
The U S Weather Bureau predicts tonight partly cloudy with a low in the 60s. Saturday should be partly sunny and warm with a high in the upper 80s. Showers are likely Saturday night or Sunday. Collins Weather Station reports a Thursday high of 81 and low of 54. At 9 am today the station was 71 and downtown Morris noon temperature 79.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Collins Weather Station
Morris
Steel Price Increases Clash with Johnson Aides
Washington report shows 11 steel firms announcing $2 to $3 per ton hikes on about 30 percent of output amid White House push for price restraint. Moyers warned public interest was violated. the administration may consider actions but offered no forceful remedy.
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Washington
United Steel Industry
White House
Washington Post
Johnson
Post
Tion
Inland Steel
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
John F. Kennedy
Defense Department
Strike Set for Aug 17 Here
About 250 members of the Self Lacking Union Local 626 planned a strike on August 17 if no wage and benefit agreement is reached by August 16. The international headquarters served notice of the strike sanction on the company this morning. Ted Struck, president of the local, said the company must have 10 days notice of the International's strike sanction before workers can leave.
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International
Ted
The
Johnson Nugent wedding rehearsal precedes national ceremony
Luci Johnson and Patrick J. Nugent rehearse for their wedding as preparations intensify at the National Shrine and White House reception. Secret Service security, church decor, and a 15 member choir mark the lead up to the noon Saturday ceremony.
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Washington
Luci Johnson
Patrick J. Nugent
Luci
Shrine
Thomas J. Grady
Secret Service
Argentine youth to join Morris Community High School
Frank J. Leiva Hita, 17, from Mendoza Argentina, will be the American Field Service exchange student at Morris Community High School for 1966-67. He will live with Dr. Barry Seng's family at 924 Fremont Ave and has interests in architecture English guitar soccer basketball and swimming. He has a twin John and three younger brothers in the household.
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Mendoza
Morris Community High School
Frank J. Leiva Hita
Morris
Barry Seng
Fremont Ave
Frank V. Leiva Hita
Dora Ofelia Purpora de Leiva
John
Richard
Louis
Frank
Escuela Superior del Magisterio
Magistrate School
Barry
Buzzy
MCHS
Cynthia
Brian Charles
Skip Democrat on Invitation List
The campaign manager for Democratic candidate Herbert L. Stern charges Luci Johnson did not invite Stern to the wedding, while Republican incumbent Robert McClory did receive an invitation. Bess Abell confirms personal ties led Luci Johnson and Patrick Nugent to invite their own congressmen, including J. J. Pickle and McClory.
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Waukegan
Congress
White House
Luci Johnson
Ray O'Keefe
Herbert L
Hub) Stern
Johnson
Stern
O’keefe
Robert McClory
R-Nl
McClory
Patrick Nugent
O'Keefe
Bess Abell
Lady Bird Johnson
J.J. Pickle
Pickle
Texas
Administration Silent on Law to End Airline Strike
Washington AP report notes Labor Secretary Wirtz says administration has no position on a law to end the 29 day airline strike. Senate passes a bill to end the machinists strike. House Commerce Committee weighs it as Johnson’s stance remains unclear. Clark cautions of political risk with elections looming.
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Washington (Ap
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Senate
Machinists Union
Wirtz
House Commerce Committee
House
Harley O. Staggers
Dw.va
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Johnson
William H. Ayres
Ohio
Organized Labor
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Alpine Team Rescue Lifts Six From Mont Blanc Blizzard
Two German alpinists two Austrians and two Italians were evacuated by helicopter from a glacier on Mont Blanc after three days of blizzard conditions. They had begun a climb toward the 4810 meter massif but weather forced a halt. Earlier, two Frenchmen and two Britons perished in the same storm as rescuers aided other climbers.
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Courmayeur
Italy
Mont Blanc
Pouterey Ridge
France
Chamonix
Alpine Rescue Center
Milan
Europe
Grand jury calls Whitman deranged in UT tower shootings
The grand jury branded Charles Whitman as deranged as details emerge of his mother and wife murders and the UT Tower massacre. Authorities noted a near brain stem tumor might have affected his condition, while autopsy results and a drug analysis were discussed by Dr. Coleman de Chenar.
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Austin
Tex
Charles Joseph Whitman
Grand
Whitman
University of Texas Tower
Coleman de Chenar
de Chenar
Grand Jury
Charles Whitman
Robert A. Miles
Whitman Wrote He Was Monty to Die By Paul
Charles Whitman wrote I am prepared to die and asked for an autopsy to check for mental disorders after the Monday campus shootings. An official provided exclusive access to portions of the two notes found near his wife and mother as details about his impulses and madness emerged.
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Whitman
Monty
Paul
Austin
Tex
Charles J. Whitman
University of Texas
Associated Press
Rusk calls for stronger control commission in Vietnam
Secretary Rusk urged expanding the International Control Commission staff to enforce the demilitarized zone and protect Cambodia. He denied U S planes hit Soviet shipping and urged peace talks while warning that local commanders must act for their forces security.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
International Control Commission
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Rusk
U.S
Haiphong
Russia
United States
Moscow
Norodom _ Sihanouk
Control Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Soviet Union
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Coal City Driver Cited After Morning Accident
Miss Donna L. Mulhall 19 of 105 N Kankakee St Coal City was ticketed for failure to yield after a two car crash at 6 45 a m at Garfield St and Illinois 113. Thomas L. Watson 52 of 190 Irving St Coal City drove west on Illinois 113 and collided with Mulhall as she turned left from Garfield St. There were no injuries. Watson’s car was towed.
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Coal City
Donna L. Mulhall
N. Kankakee St
Garfield St
Illinois 113
Andrew Veronda
Miss Mulhall
Thomas L. Watson
Irving St
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