Slogans and Change In China Seen Through a Traveler
A UPI reporter details a crossing from Hong Kong into China at Lowu, observing ubiquitous political slogans and portraits of Mao Tze-tung. He describes Shanghai suburbs with a new residential area housing 68 000, a lathe operator Chen rising to section chief, and nursery schools pushing party propaganda alongside child-friendly clubs and youth activities.
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Shanghai
China
UPI
Hong Kong
Lowu
Gowu
Hong Neng
Chita
Shenchow
Wal
Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Putas
Tsaoyang
Hsintsun
Chen
Hime
China International Travel Service
Peoples Liberation Army
Peking
Hans Christian Andersen
Brothers Grimm
Mao
America
Deserters Executed for Raids After Nationwide Killings
Two Army deserters James Latham and George York were executed at the Kansas gallows after a crime spree that stretched from Florida to Colorado. They confessed to six killings, including Otto Ziegler in Oakley Kansas, and claimed Heaven awaits. York expressed remorse while Latham stamped out a cigarette before his lethal drop.
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Lansing
Kan
Tervor
Kansas
James
Douglas Latham
George Ronald York
Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
Noose
York
Jacksonville
Fla
Heaven
Edgar Meissner
Kansas State Penitentiary
Otto Ziegler
Oakley
Grantsville
Utah
Craig
Cole
Ft. Hood
Althea Ottavio
Patricia” Ann . Hewitt
Valdosta
John Wittaker
Tullahoma
Tenn
Albert Reed
Litchfield
Ill
Martin Drenovac
Granite City
Ziegler
Rachel* Moyer
Craig, Colo
New rains increase Kansas flood threat
Western Kansas faces potential record flood as new rains raise risk along the Arkansas River. In Great Bend 2000 residents moved to shelters, 600 gathered in churches, and 13 inch rainfall hampered dike work. Crest timing shifted late today as fears of rapid runoff grow.
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Great Bend
Kan
Arkansas
Civil Defense
Larned
Sheriff’s Office
Pawnee Creek
Colorado
New Mexico
Kansas
Nebraska
South Platte
Arkansas River
Kinsley, Kart
Monday
Syracuse
Kansas Town
Garden City
Dodge City
FCC seeks industry views on new TV station ownership cap
The Federal Communications Commission invites comments from the television industry on a proposed policy that would limit ownership to three stations in the largest 50 markets. The rule would apply to new station applications and ownership transfers while not affecting existing holdings.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Johnson daughter Luci returns to optometry job
Luci Baines Johnson, 17, resumes her summertime role as an optometrist's assistant in Washington. She works in the office of Dr. Robert Kra skin, continuing the job she held last year for Dr. Kra skin.
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Washington
UPI
Luci Baines Johnson
Robert Kraskin
Daily Horoscope for Wednesday June 24 1965
General tendencies note limited social time but useful data review can aid future plans. Aries seeks clarity by contacting powerful figures while Taurus adjusts circles to smooth future operations. Gemini gains prestige through collaboration and new friendships. Cancer not present. Leo and Virgo urged to leverage ideas and ensure accuracy. Libra improves relations by open discussion. Scorpio urges steady work and health routines. Sagittarius needs fresh amusement after heavy labor. Capricorn suggested to select practical methods for an upswing. Aquarius keeps focused on duties and data. Pisces advises monitoring authorities and data driven tasks.
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Aries
Taurus
GEMNI
Rground
Moon
Pardonn Afar
Scorfio
Sagittarius
Paris hostess issues ten commandments for husbands
Washington UPI reports Genevieve Antoine Dariaux, director of a Paris salon and a Redbook adviser, released ten host etiquette rules for husbands at parties. The piece mockingly highlights commandment three as the only sensible option and imagines marital friction from outrageous compliments and late arrivals.
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Washington
UPI
Mme. Genevieve Antoine Dariaux
Paris
Mme. Dariaux
Price hikes feared as auto dealers may raise prices
Rep. Charles A. Vanik warned that some dealers could net the tax cut on new cars by raising accessory prices such as power brakes and air conditioning. He cited a 27 page list of accessory prices from GM Ford and Chrysler and published it in the Congressional Record to aid buyers.
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Washington
UPI
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Vanik
Congressional Record
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Johnson
Aest
Chevro- Met Corvair
Local Service Directory Items Highlight Home Improvements
Reading lot of ads for plumbing repairs electrical sewer service and remodeling nearby. Mentions SPUD HENRY at 7401 E Thomas Rd with contact 946 2351 and FABRICON offering cuts tears holes invisible reweaving with free estimates by Paul and Marie at 3202 N Stottsdale Rd Space 27 Ph 945 7454 plus Anthony in Arizona world’s largest pool builders CAL Now.
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Spud Henry
E. Thomas
Fabricon
Paul and
Marie
Morrow
N. Stottsdale
Space
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Chinese Communist Party
Formosa
Taiwan
Village Enterprises. Inc
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Denny
Sith
OM Seatieda
Severas Dé
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Tt West
Searsdae Asivena
NETO
Streey
Seotis
Ayn Arisuna
Une
Maricopa County
State of Arizona
Robert E. Erdmann
West Second Street
Scottsdale
Arizona
Village Enterprises, Inc
Robert E. ‘Erdman
Luci Johnson
Carroll-Righter
Miss
California
Sandra Lynne Becker
Covina
Santa Cruz
Miss Becker
Sherri Lee’ Raap
P Hooey
By Dick West
Redbook Magazine
Business Directory
Hi-Valley Construction Co
Western Clothes Pole Co
Barnes Home Improvement Co
Edgemont
Watson - Rooter
Anthony
Izona
Cal
Lock& Key
Sun
TV Service
Zenith Bealer
Steven
Scottsdale Rd
Thomas
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