Dominican rebel Caamano vows no retreat as talks begin
Caamano meets U S envoy John Bartlow Martin at rebel HQ amid speculation of talks with rival junta leader Antonio Imbert Barreras. Msgr Clarizio calls settlement hope while Caamano blasts U S troops and accuses Johnson of sending 20 000 soldiers. A U S Army lieutenant dies and seven paratroopers are wounded during cross fire near the safety zone.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francisco Caamano Deno
U. S
Caamano
John Bartlow Martin
Johnson
Antonio Imbert Barreras
Msgr
Emanuele Clarizio
San Republic
Martin
Rusk outlines U S Viet Nam Dominican policy before NATO
Secretary of State Dean Rusk briefed NATO foreign ministers in London on U S policy toward Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. He stressed diplomatic complexities amid a likely Viet Cong monsoon season offensive and explosive Dominican Republic tensions. Rusk arrived from Washington to participate in semisecret NATO sessions.
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London
Dean Rusk
U. S
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Atlantic Alliance
Rusk
Washington
Lantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Atlantic
London Conference
George W. Ball
U S Troops Land in South Viet Nam Amid Contingent Buildup
Nearly 1000 U S Army paratroopers and 1400 Marines arrived in South Viet Nam within hours joining about 2000 already there. The 173rd Airborne Brigade deployed from Okinawa to Bien Hoa near Saigon while Marines landed at Chu Lai. The force totals about 46 500, with an artillery battalion described as the largest concentration of firepower. Air strikes against North Vietnam followed by airstrip construction at Chu Lai.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Okinawa
Viet Nam
A. US
Bien Hoa
Chu Lai
da Nang
Lee Surat
New York City
U. S. Air Force
U.S
3Rd Marine
Columbus double slaying suspect Jemison arrested in Pontiac
Columbus police said Richard Howard Jemison aged 56 who was wanted for a double slaying here has been arrested in Pontiac Livingston County Illinois authorities reported. The incident prompted a police alert and ongoing investigation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard Howard Jemison
Pontiac
Livingston County
Clergymen Plan Silent Vigil At Pentagon Protest
An interfaith group plans a Potomac march to the Pentagon for a silent vigil against the bombing of North Vietnam and for a peaceful settlement. Up to 1000 clergymen and others are expected to join, walking 3 to 4 miles from a Washington church to Defense Department headquarters. The Interreligious Committee on Vietnam organized the event. Senate vote: Lausche and Young join minority against Kennedy anti poll tax amendment to voting rights bill.
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Washington
Washington Methodist
Defense Department
Virginia
Interreligious Committee On
Viet Nam
Ohio
U. S
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Old Wrecking Ball Is Really Live Bomb
A Chillicothe scrapyard worker halted demolition after recognizing screws from his service days. The object proved to be a live 500-pound Tiny Tim warhead with 250 pounds of explosives, later moved by bomb disposal experts to an airport for Safe transport to Ravenna.
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Robert Shaevitz
Jackson
Chillicothe Iron and Metal Co
Athens Attorneys Agree to Dismissal of Supermarket Case
The Messenger notes that Athens attorneys have agreed to dismiss the supermarket case. Page references include Page 2 for this item and Page 18 noting upcoming Bob Wren milestone.
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Athens
Bob Wren
Oklahoma Teachers Consider Boycott Over Education Funding
Oklahoma teachers vote to boycott public schools next year to press for higher funding and standards. The NEA nationwide sanctions system is being considered, while the OEA board remains cautious.
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Oklahoma City
Oklaha
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Education Association Board of Directors
National Education Association
OEA
Raymond Knight
DEA
Zip Tripped Testers Take Dip In Deep
San Francisco reporters test a flying hovercraft built to shuttle commuters across the bay. The craft capsized at about 60 miles per hour during a right turn and four passengers were rescued by a patrol boat. The incident prompted caution about maneuvers in tests.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
John Cunningham
San Francisco- Oakland Helicopter Airlines
Poll Tax Ban Sparks Bipartisan Push in Congress
In Washington the Johnson administration won a 49 to 45 committee vote to keep a poll tax ban out of a voting rights bill. Rep. McCulloch led GOP backing for the administration while Rep. Celler and liberal Democrats opposed the White House stance.
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Washington
Johnson
House Judiciary Committee
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Emanuel Celler
New York
White House
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
John F. Kennedy
Thomas Kuchel
California
Celler
Legislative
Moeller Presses Big Money for Southeastern Ohio Development
President Johnson to speak by phone with about 75 city and county officials at Rep. Walter Moeller’s one day economic development conference in Washington. Moeller says federal grants and loans totaling over 6 billion dollars can fund local modernization and expansion with SBA aid and near total government backing. Mayors and officials including Raymond Shepard and Ivan Tribe attend as Moeller urges local initiative backed by federal programs.
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Washington, D. C
Johnson
Walter Moeller
Hubert Humphrey
Moeller
Southeastern
Ohio
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
John McCormack
Small Business Administration
SBA
Ohio doctors vote to boycott federal Medicare plan
The Ohio State Medical Association adopts a resolution urging doctors not to bill the federal program for the aged while continuing to treat the needy free of charge. The 77 to 71 vote approved after hours of debate, with objections over publicity.
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Columbus —Pi
Ohio State Medical Association
OSMA
House of Delegates
Robert
Cuyahoga County
American Medical Association
Henry A. Crawford
Cleveland
Laurence C. Meredith Jr
Elyria
Robert Tschantz
Canton
Barry Blasts GOP Plans On Television Series
Barry Goldwater opposes conservatives plan to finance a televised series with leftover 1964 campaign funds. National Chairman Ray Bliss and campaign leaders object to a set of documentaries favoring a Republican Congress, citing crime and narcotics topics and fear of diverting contributions from the National Committee.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Ray Bliss
Senate
House
Congress
National Committee
Lunik 5 Aims For Gentle Moon Landing
Moscow reports Lunik 5, the 3250 pound Soviet automatic spacecraft, nearing the moon for a soft touchdown near the Sea of Clouds south pole. Tass notes timing 2:00 am Moscow, with a hoped 10:15 pm moon landing, and says success would advance data return and feasibility of manned lunar approach.
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Moscow
Moon
Tass
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Richard Miller
Clinton County Air Force Base
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Dayton
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Michael Ryan
Air Force
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NEA
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Ivan Tribe
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William Abdella
Chauncey
Robert Savage
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Margaret Creek
Barry
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