China Isolation Grows as Maoism Tests World Communists
Editorial notes in the Soviet press indicate China under Mao Tse tung has driven itself into ideological isolation while seeking allies in the world Communist movement. Moscow, post Khrushchev, avoids shaming foreign comrades, and most parties drift or break with Maoism amid renewed Sino Soviet strains.
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Moscow
UPI
Peking
China
Union
Mao
Tse-tung
Josef Stalin
Havana
Warsaw
Komsomels
Your Forecast for September 22 1966 Aries to Pisces
Beautiful day for rebuilding your life on a stable structure. Contact powerful leaders to secure backing for projects and pursue civic interests. New contacts can boost profits, while planning and prudence aid personal and financial plans.
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World of Nations
Aries
Taurus
Paradise Valley district weighs kindergarten plan for 1967
Paradise Valley School District Board of Trustees unanimously approves studying a district kindergarten for the 1967 68 year. A 25 member citizen committee will review finance facilities legal issues and staffing and report by February 6 1967.
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Paradise Valley School’ District Board of Trustees
Desert Cove
Desert
Coppock Announces He Will Not Seek Re-Election
Lloyd I. Coppock president of the Paradise Valley board of education says he will not run again in the October 4 school board election. He has served since May 1965 citing time demands from his personal job. Petitions to fill the vacancy must be filed by September 24 with 90 valid voter signatures.
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Lloyd I. Coppock
Paradise Valley Board of Education
Coppock
Tme
Robert Broomfield
Reynaud, French premier in 1940, dies at 87
Former French premier Paul Reynaud died at 87 after an urgent operation for appendicitis complications. The veteran conservative politician had opposed General de Gaulle, whom he helped elevate before the fall of France to Nazi forces.
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Paris
UPI
Paul Reynaud
France
Charles de Gaulle
Reynaud
Col
de Gaulle
Scout dog Tiger dies after warning of ambush in Central Highlands
In the Central Highlands 250 miles north of Saigon during Operation Paul Revere, scout dog Tiger alerted a 200 man unit to 300 enemy troops, saving lives before being killed by enemy fire. SP4 Jerry L. Brown and SP4 Thomas J. McCarren led troops. Brown wounded but evacuated to Camp Zama, Japan. Brown recommended for Bronze Star.
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Khe
South Viet Nam
UPI
U-S-Ist
1St
Cav
Saigon
2Nd Battalion
12Th Cavalry
Tiger
Jerry L. ‘Brown
McComb
Thomas
J. McCarren
Brown
Bruce E. Wilson
Teddy D. Hampton
Camp Zama
Japan
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Russia
Stalin
Nixoa S. Khrushchev
By Carroll Righter
Gemini
Leo
Capricorn
Aquarius
Paradise Valley
Marshal Philippe Petain
Papago Plaza
Gadd Gard
Istic
Berry
Burgunndy
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