China’s New Heroes Puffing And Panting
Charles Lynch reports from Harbin and Peking on the use of human labor to haul loads with three wheeled cycles and rickshaws. The article contrasts grueling toil with revolutionary ideals, noting long hours, heavy burdens, and the stark dignity or hardship seen in the faces of the workers.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Peking
China
Shenyang
Changchun
Barin
Queen Elizabeth Honors Kennedy Monument Dedication at Runnymede
Queen Elizabeth II and Mrs Kennedy attend a dedication on Magna Carta ground at Runnymede. The seven ton Portland stone memorial to John F Kennedy becomes American property as Caroline and John Jr., Robert and Edward Kennedy, and Mrs Lawford attend.
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Runnymede
England
Elizasbeth II
John F. Kenenedy
Britain
Kennedy
America
Caroline
John F, Jr
Robert F
Edward M. Kennedy
Stephen Smith
Peter Lawford
Kenenedy
Windsor Castle
Thames
London
John
United States of America
John F. Kennedy
United States
Amendment Hits Bill in Senate Vote on Literacy Test Change
The Senate debates and seeks a vote on an Ervin proposed amendment to the voting rights bill. It would preserve literacy test qualifications for all citizens while allowing a federal takeover of voter registration in select Southern areas. Civil rights advocates and Southern opponents criticize the leadership amendments as unclear.
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Washington
Senate
Sam J. Brevin Jr
Den.c
U.S
North Carolna
Virginia
South
Ervin
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Mansfield
Pentagon Seeks Truce On Reserve Merger Plan
Washington AP report says a zeroshour compromise in the dispute over the Pentagon Reserve merger was signaled. Rep F Edward Hebert and Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara plan a joint news conference Saturday to face the press on an unsettled subject. Hebert has charged McNamara with bypassing congressional authority in merging Army Reserve units into the National Guard.
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Washington
Pentagon
Rep
F. Edward Hebert
DeLa
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Capitol Hill
Hebert
House Armed Services
Defense Department
Army Reserve
National Guard
Congress
McNasmara
Teacher Strike Taking Hold In South Bend Clash
Police searched the home of School Superintendent Jardine after a bomb threat tied to firing 360 striking teachers. Jardine delivered notices ending contracts while the American Federation of Teachers voted to keep the boycott, citing the right to negotiate. The strike hinges on pay scales from the district and federation demands.
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South Bend, Ind
Alex Jardine
Jardine
Attoreneys
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
George T. Bull
Teachers Union
Jarsdine
Wagon Train To Canada Faces Hardship Across States
A tattered group of five adults and eight children journeys north from Texas aiming for McBride British Columbia. Misinformed by locals and juvenile officers over schooling, they travel in two improvised wagons with animals, hoping to homestead in Canada while avoiding school mandates and state scrutiny.
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Dodge City
Kan
United States
Canada
Don Cunningham
Cunningham
Olney
Tex
Cordell
Okla
C.L. Freeman
Iowa Park
Lone Wolf
Noreman Dougherty
Two Cove
McBride
B.C
Dwight
Jetmore
Kansas
Norman J. Abbey
South Vietnam reports major victory near Bac Lieu
AP dispatch from Saigon notes government forces pulled from near Bac Lieu after trapping five Viet Cong companies, with 215 Viet Cong killed. To the north Viet Cong guerrillas killed one Marine and wounded several in attacks west of Da Nang. U.S. forces reported air strikes on North Vietnam with no new strikes on the north. The Bac Lieu battle left 18 South Vietnamese killed and 77 wounded. four Americans wounded. The operation yielded a large haul of Communist supplies including Soviet guns.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bac Lieu
Mekong River
Daita
da Nang Air Base
U.S
Oriskany
Noa
North Viet Nam
Philip Stevens
Mce Lean
Cape River
Com
da Nang
North
Viet Nam
County Population Rises in 1965 Census Report
Franklin County population climbs to 21,084 for 1965 per agricultural statistical report by Bruce Spears. Ottawa up to 11,817 from 11,195 in 1964. Williamsburg and Princeton also show slight gains in county totals.
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Franklin County
Bruce Spears
Ottawa
Spears
Williamsburg
Princeton
Woman Wins Drug Suit in Kansas City Jury Award
Mrs. Maxine Cornish of Pittsburg Kansas was awarded 110000 damages by a U S district court jury in a case against Sterling Drug Inc Winthrop Laboratory division maker of Aralen for arthritis She claimed partial blindness from 1958 to 1962 following physician advised use and a Kansas City eye specialist found the drug caused vision loss and warned of further decline The suit charged negligent testing marketing and failure to warn the public about eyesight risks
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Kansas City
Maxine Cornish
Pittsburg
Kan
U.S
Cornish
Sterling Drug, Inc
Winthrop Laboratory
Judge Found Guilty Of Bribery In Oklahoma Case
Oklahoma City AP Gov Bellmon seeks replacement for State Supreme Court justice Napoleon Bonaparte Johnson found guilty of bribery and ousted after 16 years. Johnson faced two bribery accusations tied to 1957 tax appeal and 1959 oil lease cases. Bellmon will appoint a temporary justice until the 1966 general election.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Henry Bellman
Supreme Court
Bellmon
Napoleon Bonaparte Johnson
Johnson
Senate
Selected Investments Corp
Oklahoma Co
O'Neil
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