Terror Rules Canton After Red Guard Era in Mao China
Hong Kong reports travelers describe a Canton under new terror as workers and soldiers hunt Red Guards. Night raids, home invasions, arrests, disappearances, and drummed patrols spread fear as authorities replace Red Guards with workers to lead the cultural revolution.
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Mao Tse-tung
Canton
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Red Guards
Kwangtung Province
China
Peking
Red Guard
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Wyandotte County Officers Accused Of Racism
A group of people charged Wyandotte County sheriff officers with racism and brutality at a meeting led by Rev. Cecil Murray. They cited jail abuses, while Sheriff Glenn Brunk promised an investigation. Two men claimed beatings and injuries in the jail, with legal documents to be sent to state and federal officials. Representatives included NAACP and civic groups. An unrelated note mentions the Escalator’s 1892 invention by Jesse Reno.
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Cecil Murray
Trinity .Ame.church
Glenn Brunk
Louis C. Jones
Larry Dooley
Jones
Willard Wallace
Dooley
Wallace
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U.S
Kansas
League of Women Voters
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Welfare Rights Organization
NAACP
Czechoslovak Leader Defies New Censorship Rules
Prague AP reports Zdenek Mlynar a party secretary publicly disputed censorship limits saying more than 70 Czechoslovaks died after the Aug 20 Soviet invasion with no weapons raised. He also blamed Dubcek era naivete for the invasion and criticized Moscow's actions while the National Assembly approved press curbs and rules banning new political parties.
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Zdenek Mlynar
Communist Presidium
Czechoslovak National Assembly
Mlynar
Alexander Dubcek
Dubcek
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
National Assembly
More foreigners visit America ahead of travel gap closure
New York AP reports that 1.7 million foreign visitors are expected to come to the United States this year, a 15 percent rise from 1967 and an 188 percent increase since 1961. travel service officials cite a 2 billion annual loss in the balance of payments from Americans traveling abroad.
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America
U.S
United States
Arey
Hollywood Cop Charged As Pleading Murderer
Robert John Eyler Jr., 24, a former Hollywood police officer, faces a second degree murder charge in the August killing of 12 year old Marilyn Clark. Eyler reportedly telephoned police saying Please catch me after the warrant was issued. The victim and her wounded mother were found four miles apart. the mother survived. Eyler had recently resigned from Hollywood police and was previously with Dania police.
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Fila
Robert John Erler Jr
Marilyn Clark
Eyler
Hollywood Police
Dorothy Clark
Clarkston
Erler
Dania, Fla
Eisenhower Improves After Seventh Heart Attack
Washington AP says former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is gaining strength and making satisfactory progress in recovery from a seventh heart attack though still confined to bed.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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