Unclear Mao Kinship and Worker Protests Ring Peking
Disjointed dispatches describe Mao’s heir apparent Lin Piao in Manchuria sought army support amid unrest in east and south China. Czech agency notes workers strike for higher wages while in Peking Chu Teh faces criticism as factional pressure grows within the Chinese Communist leadership.
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Ahat Defense
Lin
Piao
Mao
Manchuria
East
China
South
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Mane
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CYVK
Peking
Communist Party Central
Solid Radio
Viol
Liws
Chu
Fromt Péking
Liu Chu
Lottery stakes spark debate on outlets and timing
Legislative leaders Brydges and Travia push cautiously on a new lottery as they discuss outlets, machine types, and timing. They note uncertain federal taxes, potential revenue of 70 to 100 million, and revenue earmarked for education while weighing impact on the state budget.
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3On
Brydges
Moyavia
Aravis
Brydnes
Nravia
Brytges
Javia
Rother
Slave Believed 110 Dies in North Carolina
LINCOLNTON North Carolina UPI Farmer's slave Dotie Boyd claimed to be 110 years old and to have grown three sets of teeth. He will be buried at Tucker's Grove Church. Born April 22 1856 on the John Boyd plantation in Catawba County. He said his name mimicked adults when they sang. He lost an eye in a molasses mill accident and seldom was sick. He signed up for Medicare last year stating age uncertainty.
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Lincolnton
UPI
Dotie
Boyd
Tucker’s Grove
John Boyd
Catawba County
Doris
African Educator Visits East Greenbush for Teacher Program
Charles J. Khonyongwa, Malawi district education supervisor, visits East Greenbush Central School District to study administration and teacher development. He highlights Malawi’s primary teacher shortage, admiration for local kindergarten classes, and Banda government efforts to boost teaching with 300 to 400 new graduates last year.
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Malawi
East Greenbush
Charles J. Khonyongwa
Federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State Education Department
Center For International Programs
Hastings Kamuzu Banda
U.S. and South Vietnam Stand Firm on Lunar New Year Truce
Washington reports the United States and South Vietnam will enforce a 96 hour truce for the Lunar New Year. They require North Vietnam to accept conditions for a longer cease-fire, rejecting a seven day interruption proposed by the Communists. The South Vietnamese government via Saigon stated the longer halt was not agreed.
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Washington
United States
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Saigon
Rabbits Lose Ground to Myxomatosis in Australia
Melbourne AP reports rabbits continue to resist control as myxomatosis effectiveness falls from about 90 percent to lower levels in southeast pasturelands. Breeding outpaces the virus in many areas, threatening progress.
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Melbourne
Australia
Mary
Arrow Shirt Company Promotes Regional Sales Manager
Arrow Shirt Company in New York promotes Clydé S. Banto to regional sales manager for the Northeast United States, succeeding Charles J. Smith who resigns to join Van Heusen Co as VP in charge of sales. John F. Cotter is named district sales manager, succeeding Boutin and reporting to Cotter, who has a long history with Arrow across New Jersey, Baltimore, Washington, D C, and New York.
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S. Banto
New York
Arrow Shirt Company
Cliett, Peabody ‘Tite
Northeast
United States
Charles J. Smith
van ‘Heusen Co
John, F
Cotter
Arrow
Newark
N.J
Boutin
Colter
Westchester
New York State
Trenton
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Linni Adoption Spurs Action In Legislature
Albany assemblyman Francis P. McCloskey introduced two bills in response to the Linni case to reform adoption procedures. Michael and Beth Linni of Tillson had won a lengthy court battle to adopt Beth St. John, a child in their care since five days old, with ethnic references cited as a factor in prior opposition. The bills would allow county welfare decisions to be appealed to state officials and remove any color or ethnic background references from adoption forms.
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API
Francis P. McCloskey
North Wantagh
Linni
Michael Linni
Tillson
Beth St. John
Liu- Inis
Beth
State Board of Social Welfare
Bombs Force Hanoi Residents To Flee In Fear
Miami editor Bill Baggs reports from Hanoi that about half of the city population has left due to fear of continued American bombing. Schools and universities have dispersed across rural areas, while residents have filled air raid shelters and even repurposed concrete pipes as sewers after the war.
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Miami
Fla
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Bill Baggs
Miami News
Hanai
Baggs
Latin American Leaders Eye Punta del Este Summit
Official sources say Johnson and Latin American presidents will meet in Punta del Este Uruguay in mid April to chart the future of the Alliance for Progress and discuss Latin American economic integration trade and aid.
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Wash Hourun
Uv1
Johnson
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Cattle aid for Italy tied to Canadian floods relief
Ottawa AP report says the foreign aid office will ship Canadian cattle worth 400000 to Italy to aid farmers hit by November floods. Foreign Secretary Paul Martin told the House of Commons an additional 100000 has been allocated for Italy for aid of a kind to be decided.
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Italy
Ottawa
Foreign Aid Office
Ialgo
Koreign
Paul Martin
House of Commons
Medicaid program changes raise cost estimates and eligibility debate
Governor Rockefeller defends a broader medicaid plan with liberal eligibility and higher medical assistance costs. Administration cites increased hospital rates and rising aid grants while federal matching funds lag, with local governments facing unbudgeted costs.
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Vik Shin
Rockefeller
Assembly
GOP
Senate
Soie
Quintuplets Born to German Woman at Düsseldorf Clinic
A 21 year old German woman, Rosemarie Janus, delivered premature quintuplets at Düsseldorf University Clinic. The four boys and one girl weighed from slightly under to slightly above 2 pounds each and were placed on oxygen. Her husband Wolfgang, an engineer, was reported by hospital officials.
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Duesseldore
Germany
Duenseldorf University Clinic
Wank
Rosemarie Janus ‘Chek
Wolfsang
Miss Janet Levy Selected for Outstanding Young Women
Janet Levy of 2121 Burdett Avenue, a native Trojan, has been chosen for the Outstanding Young Women edition at the University of Virginia. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Levy and holds an assistantship while awaiting spring recognition.
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Janet Ms Levy
University’Of
Virginia
Sher Phil Din I
Marils Levy
Diplomatic Efforts Aim to Ease Israel Syria Border Tensions
United Nations Secretary General Thant urged an extraordinary session to urge cultivation and border stability in the Middle East. A Foreign Ministry source frames cultivation disputes as part of broader Syrian sabotage concerns amid talks with Bilal.
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Israel
Old the United: Nations
Syria
U.ns
UNG
U ‘Y
Bilal Foreign Ministry
Palomaries Spain In Bonded Demo Protest Report
AP dispatch describes a demonstration in Palomares Spain over a crash involving a US airbase. The event includes claims of public order violations and tensions with local authorities as protesters voice socialist views amid a turbulent year.
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Spain
Ap)sa
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Yankee Delhris
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