Personality Cult Fades to Mao Thinkings Great Truths
A column traces how China shifted from worship of Mao as a person to reverence for Mao Tze-tung's thinking. It compares Mao's prestige with Stalin's cult, notes the shift to quotes and slogans, and cites examples from media and industry praising Mao's thought as decisive in sports and production.
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China
Mao Tze-tung
Joseph Stalin
Mao
Stalin
Pravda
J.V. Stalin
Chairman Mao
Peking People’s Daily J
People’s Daily
Fruit Company
Shanghai
Mao Tzetung
Fort Detrick Welcomes Captain Hemphill as Research Veterinarian
Captain Frazier E Hemphill Air Force veterinarian joins Fort Detrick staff after earning Alaska recognition for leading rabies immunization efforts. He vaccinated about 20000 sled dogs in remote Arctic villages during 1962 1963 while enduring subzero cold and isolation. Governor Egan praised his humanitarian service and vital role for remote villagers dependent on dogs. The program continues as Hemphill and his family reside on post. Fort Detrick scientists launch a firefly collection campaign with pay doubled to one dollar per hundred fireflies, seeking basic research on bioluminescence.
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Fort Detrick
Frazier E. Hemphill
Air Force
Alaskan Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hemphill
Alaska
North America
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Alaska Air Command
William A. Egan
State of
Tuskegee Institute
University of Minois
Vivian
Derrick
Interstate Highways Opened for Peacetime Travel
Washington AP dispatch notes the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways aims to build 41,000 miles with 21,500 already open. Travelers may cover up to 1328 4 miles with few traffic lights, facing toll booths. Experts say gentle acceleration yields triple safety gains over old roads amid scenic vistas and limited billboards.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
West Campton
Tomah
Garden State Parkway
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
AAA
Connecticut
Procter & Gamble Leads 1965 Ad Spending
Advertising Age reports P G spent 177.6 million on ads in 1965, the top national advertiser, as the 125 largest national advertisers invested 2.9 billion across eight media. Niagara Falls formed after the last ice sheet, with falls likely under 20,000 years old, while roads adopt limited access and long, monotone stretches to curb highway hypnosis.
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Chicago
Procter & Gamble
Advertising Age
Niagara
Niagara Falls
Argentina military regime sworn in after coup
Lt Gen Juan Carlos Ongania was sworn in as head of a new Argentine military regime after a bloodless coup that toppled President Ilia. The junta aims to woo Peronists, modernize the country, and may delay elections for years. The United States and others suspended relations pending the OAS response. An unrelated note recalls the invention of bowling from ninepins by Dutch settlers.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Carlo Ongania
Juan D. Peron
Ongania
Arturo Tilia
Peron
Illia
Elec
Jusia
Ongenia
Ece
Argentine Military College
Ilia
Oe Tilia
Vember
Inter-American Conference of Foreign Ministers
United States
State Department
Washington
Organization of American States
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Ray Mullican
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