Coalition talks in Dominican Republic edge toward Guzman plan
Rebels press toward a coalition government led by Antonio Guzman Fernandez with talks described as very advanced. The junta under Brig. Gen. Imbert Barrera resists, while U S officials hint at a Guzman compromise option. FBI inquiry into Caribbean communist influence cited. Inter-American Force of about 21 000 U S troops and 1250 Brazilians arrive amid regional tension.
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Dominican Republic
Antonio Guzman Fernandez
Juan Bosch
U. S
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U.S
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Imbert
W. Tapley Bennett Jr
Jose A. Mora
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FBI
White House
Hugo Panasco
Brazil
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Four Jets Hit Friendly Post Near Saigon Border
Four jets carried out a strafing attack on a South Vietnamese outpost just south of the border with North Vietnam today. A Vietnamese commander said he had eye witness accounts of the strike and described the scene.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
De Gaulle plotters arrested in France attempted new attack
Six men linked to a Secret Army ring were arrested over plots against Charles de Gaulle. The group had aimed a booby trapped flower pot at a ceremony in August and planned a replacement booby trapped statue of Georges Clemenceau during De Gaulle’s western France tour last week. The incidents occurred as Vietnam airstrike reports conflicted on whether planes were MIGs or US jets.
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Paris
Secret Army
Charles de Gaulle
Georges Clemenceau
de Gaulle
France
Toulon
Interior Ministry
Saturn I Launches Pegasus to Orbit from Cape Kennedy
The Saturn I rocket achieved its ninth straight test flight and placed Pegasus 2 into orbit. The satellite unfolded two 96 foot wings and began spaceward sweeps to study tiny meteoroids and their threat to long space journeys.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Five Republicans Target 100 Million Cut in Foreign Aid Bill
A GOP bloc calling itself a minority of the minority plans amendments to trim up to 100 million from President Johnsons 3.37 billion foreign aid authorization. Rep E Ross Adair of Indiana leads the effort, facing an unfriendly House and Johnsons barebones request strategy, with limited backing from fellow Republicans on the Foreign Affairs Committee. Meanwhile Johnson touts civilian savings of 217 million in Q1 1965 for federal agencies through cost cuts and efficiency improvements.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Rep. E. Ross Adair
Indiana
Adair
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Foreign Affairs Committee
Bogalusa Urges Recall of Mayor Over Desegregation
In Bogalusa Louisiana angry white residents rallied after gates to all white parks were closed following a test picnic by about 100 Negroes. Mayor Jesse Cutrer Jr and the Commission Council faced a recall petition led by the Bogalusa Citizens Council amid desegregation tensions and accusations of bowing to outsiders.
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Bogalusa
Jesse Cutrer Jr
Commission Council
Bogalusa Citizens Council
Cutrer
Citizens Council
Cutter
Population Explosion Prompts Control Plea
A committee of 11 scientists warned that the population explosion is a crucial U S problem and urged the government to expand birth control efforts. They called for a high level administrator to oversee public and private programs.
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Washington
United States
Sports index page fragment from 13 MS section
Index fragment shows sports listings and cross references across sections 8 and 9 with partial headings. The readable text highlights scattered sports headlines and page indicators rather than a full event report or results.
Communist China Orders Rank Removed From Armed Forces
Tokyo reports Communist China will strip all visible ranks from military police and militia as it moves toward a wartime posture over Vietnam. In Robbins Tennessee, miners trapped by an explosion are confirmed dead as rescuers push through dangerous debris to reach the others.
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Tokyo
China
Red China
Viet Nam
United Presbyterians Tighten Attack on Sociological Issues
Columbus report says United Presbyterians broadened their campaign against social problems after dismissing critics over the churchs past actions in such matters.
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Columbus
United Presbyterians
Kennedy family to return to New York after memorial
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her children will fly back to New York on Wednesday, according to her secretary. They attended the dedication ceremony on May 14 for the John F. Kennedy Memorial.
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London
John F. Kennedy
New York
Bolivia Cease Fire Ends Eight-Day Miner Strike
Bolivia's military junta and tin miners agree to a cease fire and troop withdrawal. The pact ends an eight day strike after clashes in La Paz suburbs left at least 19 dead and more than 70 wounded. The leaders of the Bolivian Drivers Union mediated the deal signed by Gen. Alfredo Ovando Candia and union heads. Representatives plan to meet to expand the terms.
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Bolivia
Alfredo Ovando Candia
Bolivian Drivers Union
Radio Mendez
Juan Lechin
Paraguay
Lechia
Rene Barrientos
Kami
State Mining Corporation
Meany Urges Repeal Of Union Shop Ban In Congress
AFL-CIO President George Meany told a House Labor subcommittee that state laws forbidding union shop contracts hinder economic and social progress. He urged repeal of Section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act, a measure supported by President Johnson, while opponents argue unions are weakened where bans exist. Secretary Wirtz testified in favor of the repeal.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
Organized Labor
Johnson
Meany
National Right To Work Committee
House
W. Willard Wirtz
Vote Right Bill Faces Senate Cloture Decision
A bloc of undeclared Republicans holds the key as the Senate weighs cloture on President Johnsons voting rights bill. Leader Dirksen backs a two thirds vote to clear the measure for passage, while Leader Mansfield offers no forecast. An AP poll shows 62 senators favor cloture, 26 oppose, with nine of the dozen undeclared Republicans named.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Associated Press
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Peter H. Dominick
Colorado
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Jack Miller
Thurston B. Morton
Kentucky
Karl E. Mundt
Ruby Took Stimulants Beforehand
Dallas report details Jack Ruby saying he took many stimulant pills before shooting Lee Harvey Oswald and feared being linked to a conspiracy. He spoke of feeling tormented and wanting to honor President Kennedy as his sanity hearing commenced with attorney Joe Tonnhill removed from the case.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Ruby
Kennedy
Joe Tonnhill
Cartwheels Won't Roll as Congress Reverses Mint Plan
Washington reports the Treasury reversed a plan to mint 45 million silver dollar cartwheels just as the first silver dollars in over 30 years awaited release from the Denver Mint. President Johnson had ordered minting but Congress members urged a halt. seven Appropriations subcommittee members agreed.
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Denver
Treasury
Johnson
Congress
The
Robert A. Wallace
Secretary
the Treasury
Johnson moves to purge patronage in Customs Service
Washington report notes President Johnson’s reorganization of the Customs Service and elimination of 53 top political patronage positions, taking effect after Congress did not block the plan.
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Washington
Johnson
Customs Service
Congress
Simple Lock Should Keep Cadet Honor
Colorado Springs officials say Air Force Academy exam materials are now kept in locked safes to prevent cheating after a scandal forced 109 cadets to resign. The cadet wing of about 2500 has not undergone extra surveillance, and leaders acknowledge some risk remains but expect tighter safeguards will deter repeats.
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Colo
Air Force Academy
Service Academy
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