Mao Absence Prompts Speculation On China Leader’s Health
Chinese astrologers and veteran Sinologists say there is no hard evidence on Mao Zedong’s condition after he last appeared publicly on November 26. Observers weigh the lack of public sightings and possible meetings with Albania’s delegation led by Premier Mehment Shehu as potential signs of serious trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao
China
Albania
Mehment Shehu
Albanian Labor (Communist) Party
iMao
Scottsdale High pupil ties for third in DECA national
Paul Lapperugue a Scottsdale High School DECA member tied for third in the DECA National Leadership Conference in Chicago for a sales demonstration contest. He presented a roofing product before a four man panel and was graded on opening, persuasiveness and handling customer objections. Scottsdale coordinator Paul Thornburgh praised the achievement as the first national win for the school’s DECA program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lapperugue
Scottsdale High School
Distributive Education Clubs of America
DECA
Chicago
Lapperugue
Paul Thornburgh
Spanish student protests end with injuries to seven Americans
In Madrid angry students set fire to newspapers denouncing government bias during Monday demonstrations. Seven American students including A. Haimer Jr and Susan Boatmaster were hit by clubs as police clashed with rock hurler protesters outside a government building. Haimer sustained severe injuries while others suffered minor harm or loss of belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Susan
Jamie
Herter
Susan Bostmaster
U.S
Miss Boatmaster
A. Haimer
A. G. Haimer
U.S. “Air Force
Torrejon
Peter Francis Johnson
Chicago
John le Barre
Robert Kerry
Arizona Board of Regents approves 1966 67 operating budgets
The Arizona Board of Regents approved operating budgets totaling more than 49 million dollars for the three state universities. The University of Arizona budget is about 26.04 million with 96 thousand in federal funds. Arizona State University about 17.76 million. Northern Arizona University about 5.45 million. Bonding authorizations include 7.2 million for UA plus 5.295 million carried from 1965, plus 5.305 million for Phase II of the medical teaching hospital and 305 thousand for telescope construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
UPI
Arizona Board of Regents
Arizona State University
ASU
Northern Arizona University
Regents
Medical
Lighter Side: Sleep Stages and Outfield Slumber
Washington correspondent notes sleep as a growing medical topic with four brain wave stages and a playful look at outfield sleep among baseball players. He recalls a center fielder nicknamed Sleepy Childress known for his glove and fielding during long games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Congress
National Institutes, of ‘Health
Malta
Joe
Childress
State Universities Set New Student Fees
The Regents announced university fees effective September 1. Resident students at the University of Arizona will pay 134.50 per semester plus class fees, while non residents face 542 per semester plus fees. Arizona State University will charge 143 per semester including class fees for residents and 550.50 per semester for nonresidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
UPI
Board ‘of Regents
University of Arizona
Willshe
Arizona
State University
Hae
Alabama voters form lines as polls open in governor race
In Alabama a record turnout was anticipated as polls opened with 800000 expected to vote. Black voters mobilized under the federal Voting Rights Act while Lurleen Wallace faced a crowded field including John Patterson and Jim Folsom. DOJ observers monitored several counties with a notable contest between Wallace and strong anti-Wallace challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idre
Lurleen
Wallace
Alabama
King
James D
Agene
House of
Birmingham
Mel Bailey
al Lingo
Bob, Gilchrist
Atty
Richmond Flowers
Elliott
Gilchrist
Flowers
John Patterson
James (Kissin
Jim) Folsom
A. W. Todd
Charles Wood
Sherman ‘Powell
Eunice Gore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hong Lxong
Hong’ Korg
Selierei Tie
EOS
By Dick West
Vallay
Govaldee
Democratié
America
Transamerica
A. Nationwide Co Companies
Scottsdale
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!