Mao Mystery Deepens as China Leader Vanishes
AP dispatch from Washington reports growing speculation over Mao Zedong's disappearance and possible illness. U S and Soviet observers weigh impact on China policy as Beijing rebuffs overtures while planning a future leadership transition. Analysts note top figures Liu Shaoqi Chou Enlai Lin Biao Chen Yi and younger peers may vie for power after Mao. Washington cites ongoing shifts in UN membership talks public health exchanges and academic exchanges with China as tactical moves.
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Peking
U.S
Maine
Mao
China
United States
Liu Shao-chi
Choy Enlai
Lin Piao
Chen Yi
Washington
Soviet Union
Jolson
Missile Site Destroyed as Ground War Extends Third Week
In Saigon a missile site near Vinh was demolished by U S Navy air strikes while the broader ground war in the south enters its third week. American planes fly over 300 sorties against Communist targets as Bullpup and larger bombs hit near Vinh. A U S spokesman notes higher infiltration estimates and rising casualty figures, with 227 U S aircraft shot down since the conflict began. Nearby, a downed U S airman is rescued after eluding Communist search efforts, and violence flares in Saigon with an anti Lodge demonstration and a Grenade attack on a pro West union leader's home.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Vinh
India
U.S. Com
Ad Skyhawks
Crusaders
Hancock
Novi Viet Nam
Lom
North Viet Nam
Defense
Robert
McNamara
Senate
U. S
Nori Viet Nam
James. M. Ingalls
Pro. Alta
Calif
Rockefeller hints at 1964 presidential bid
New York Senator Jacob K. Javits formally pauses as a possible contender for governor and vows vigorous support for Nelson Rockefeller. Rockefeller, age 61, announced at a news conference Sunday that he would run for a third four-year term and open the possibility of seeking the Republican nomination for president in 1964.
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New York
Jacob K. Javity Aas
Nelson A. Rockefeller
World May Day protests call for peace in Vietnam
May Day demonstrations around the globe urged peace in Vietnam. In Moscow, Rodion Malinovsky accused the United States of waging a bandit war while Soviet leaders reviewed the parade. In Saigon, 7000 protesters gathered outside the U.S. Embassy, chanting Down with Americans. Mao was absent in Beijing as Chen Enlai warned peace talks would fail. The episode unfolded with no violence reported.
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Moscow
Nod Square
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
United States
Peking
Presmier Chen Enlai
U. S
Klan's Days Numbered In North Carolina
Malcolm B Seawell chair of the North Carolina State Law and Order Committee says the Klan's days are numbered in the state. He cites thousands of Klan members and a core of about 60, with others attending meetings, and warns the group could attempt a reign of glory while awaiting potential action.
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Y. C
Malcolm B. Seawell
Chaiman
North Carolina
Ku Klux Klan
Seawell
Ant
Jaga
Klan
State Law and Order Committee
Duke University
Duke Law Day
Sewell
Iephate Eight
Mrs Wallace Favored In Alabama Governor Election
Mrs. Wallace, a 35 year old blonde, is favored to top Alabama’s Democratic primary field of 10 contenders for governor. If no candidate wins a majority Tuesday, a runoff will be held May 31. Other contenders include former Govs Folsom and Patterson, and state officials. The 1966 primaries span six states with national stakes limited mainly to Alabama and Oklahoma Senate nominations.
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Beene
George C. Wallace
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Lurleen
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Indiana
New Mexico
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Oklahoma
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Robert Tarthy
Spader
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Cincinnati
Taft
Flax
Stephen JM Yating
Taft Tynuld
Nave
J. Gilligan
Hayden Burns
Robert King High
Miami
Beatt Kelly
Lakeland
Sam Foot
Jadie Burns
High
Burns
Wito
Uaner
James E. Folsom
Dolin Patterson
Cath Pilcott
Richmond Flowers
Bob
South
Justice Department
Louis Martin
Democratic National Committee
Nee Kroes
Atabamta
Stricter Policy On Reserves Implemented by Army Chief
Army chief Gen. Mavald K Johnson orders tougher action against Reserves and National Guardsmen who dodge drills. Demotions for inefficiency and two years of active duty for those failing to meet drill obligations are outlined, with three unexcused absences a year deemed excessive. Priority units face 72 drills annually, amid Viet Nam era mobilization and a push for a larger selective force.
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Fred
Wortman
Washington
APY
Mavald K Johnson
Army
Johnson
2 Man
Secretary Of Commerce Sees No Tax Hike This Year
Secretary of Commerce says no tax increase is needed this year. He cautions signs of inflation require vigilance but not drastic emergency measures. He urges restraint on outlays and supports deferring nonessential projects to sustain growth. The remarks were prepared for the chamber's 54th annual meeting with 4,500 delegates.
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Connor
Chambers
Chamber
M. A. Weight
Wright
Ural
U.S. Seen as Glue in Fragmented South Vietnam
An AP report frames South Vietnam as a patchwork of feuding religious groups, warlords, and regional powers, with the United States as the only force holding it together. Diplomats doubt elections can occur amid war, multiple parties, and regional insurgencies, as Montagnard unrest simmers in the central highlands.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
APJ
U.S
United States
Patire
Hoa Hoa
Cao Dai
Withey
12 Killed On NC Highways In Weekend Crash Toll
The Associated Press reports at least 12 people died on North Carolina roads over the weekend. Fatal crashes included a head-on on U S 301 near Enfield, a rollover near Havelock, a fence collision near Charlotte, and several other highway accidents across the state involving residents from Philadelphia to Raleigh and Mocksville.
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U. S
Enfield
Beverly Fern Shestack
Philadelphia
William R. Edwards
Washington
Mack Dean Daniels
Rocky Mount
Havelock
Paul Pegues
Charlotte
Reidsville
John Leonard Tucker
Robert Bruce Catton
Paul Cashwell Gubbs
Mocksville
U. S. 64
Judy Lea Collins
Broughton High School
Raleigh
Don Davis
Fayetteville
Frank Morehead
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hil
Kinston
James Frank Lawson
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