Mongolia Recognition Possibility Revisited by U S Officials
U S officials renewed interest in opening diplomatic relations with Mongolia a pro Soviet Central Asian state neighboring the Soviet Union and Red China Senate leader Mike Mansfield proposed the move to ease tensions and gain a listening post in the rivalry between China and the USSR State Department remained silent while policy makers consider advantages Nationalist China on Formosa opposes recognition and past UN veto threats linger The issue has seen periodic reviews since 1961 without public action.
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Washington
U.S
Mongolia
Central Asia
Soviet Union
Red China
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
State Department
Mansfield
China
Formosa
Mauritania
United Nations
Moscow
U.N. Security Council
World Organization
Sex Researchers Snowed By Mail
Two researchers of Human Sexual Response report a flood of letters after publication. Masters and Johnson describe mail as 70 percent seeking help for sexual inadequacy while 30 percent offers criticism or encouragement.
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ST. Louis, Mo
William H. Masters
Virginia E. Johnson
Lleyear
Washington University
Masters
Reproductive Biology Research Foundation
Little Brown and Co
Boston
Mass
Research Foundation
Johnson
Terrorist Hit Saigon and U.S. Troops Fire
Viet Cong mine exploded in central Saigon as U S soldiers fired on a crowded street. Five people died and 29 to 32 wounded, including a policeman, three women, and a child. Eight Americans and many civilians were injured. Seven suspects were arrested and released. Embassy offered sympathy and compensation per procedure.
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U.S. Army
U.S
Red Sailor Seeks Help in San Francisco Bay
A Soviet vessel Chernyakhovsk seeks entry to San Francisco Bay for engine repairs. Coast Guard will inspect at Drake’s Bay to verify claimed emergency and piston-ring damage. Secretary Fowler previously blocked entry, saying it harms U.S. interests. Weather and voyage timing uncertain.
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San Francisco
San San Francisco Bay
Coast Guard
Henry H. Fowler
Treaseury
Chernyakhovsk
San Francisco Bay
Focher
United States
Drake's Bay
U.S. State Department
California
Oregon
Appeals Filed Over District 288 School Bond Sale
A group opposing District 288s 1 140 000 bond sale filed a notice of appeal with the Kansas Supreme Court after a District Court injunction denial. Attorneys David McQueary represents plaintiffs Herbert McClure Kepple Platt Scheckel Hiles and Hermreck. Purchaser was Everett S Stephenson Fourth National Bank Wichita and 20 underwriters.
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District 288
Kansas Supreme Court
District Court
Wilelis H. McQueary
Osawatomie
Everett S. Stephenson
Fourth National Bank
Wichita
288 Probe Continues In District Transfer Debate
TOPEKA The District 288 school board and opponents met with the state unification section to clarify facts on transferring 43 acres from 288 to District 365 in Garnett. Officials expect a state decision likely the week of May 23 after unresolved enrollment and territory figures, with 146 students affected and risk of dropping below the 400-student minimum for grades 1-12.
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Don Black
Topeka
District 288
Herbert R. McClure
Clyde Berry
Alsvin Rubick
State Unification Section
Department of Public Instruction
George Keith
Garnett
Keith
Aps
Berry
Rubick
Peoples National
Ottawa
Ottawa Herald
Chinese Mao Theme Highlights China Nuclear Test
AP reports China claimed its third nuclear explosion and tied it to Mao Zedong Thought. The broadcast framed the test as a victory for Mao’s leadership while purging anti party elements and stressing loyalty across scientists and workers. The campaign centers on Teng To, the top party newspaper.
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Tokyo
China
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Communist Party
Communist
Teng To
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McPherson College
Miss Gibson
Miss Humerickhouse
Egy T
Sizzler
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Peoples National Bank
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