Intervention Result No Turning Back For America
In Santo Domingo the Dominican crisis has shifted U S relations with Latin America. Johnson’s use of force to counter communism on the Caribbean island tests the OAS role and whether Latin allies will share the load. The future shape of hemispheric security may hinge on these decisions and the Santo Domingo outcome.
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John M. Hightower
Santo Domingo
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U. S
Latin America
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OAS
Washington
Johnson
Caribbean
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Soviet Accuse Two Americans of Spying in Moscow
The Soviet press alleged U.S. Embassy officials Malcolm Toon and Alan Logan were CIA agents, with the American Embassy denying the charges as fabrication. The Izvestia linked the claims to Hoover's praise of spies in Soviet visitor groups.
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U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
U. S
Soviet Union
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Sovyetskaya Rossiya
Ottawa
Foreign Ministry
Nyedyelyn
Izvestia
Malcolm Toon
Alan Logan
CIA
Toon
Logan
Dominican Crisis Sparks OAS Accusations of Interference
In the Dominican Republic conflict factions assailed the Organization of American States on Saturday for alleged involvement in internal affairs, drawing sharp rebuke and political tension.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Ohio State lectures rule revised after student sit ins
The Faculty Advisory Committee at Ohio State University recommends revising the campus speakers rule to allow controversial speakers. A debate sparked by sit in demonstrations has raged for weeks.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
New York Mayor Wagner Signals Possible Fourth Term Pause
Mayor Robert F. Wagner said he may skip a historic fourth term for personal reasons. If he runs Lindsay would be his Republican opponent in the race.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
John V. Lindsay
Ohio seeks federal approval for youth corps project
Columbus Ohio requests federal approval for a Neighborhood Youth Corps summer project under the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. In Newport Beach California a private plane crashed on Saturday killing all nine aboard including the physician pilot and his two sons en route to Baja California for a fishing and skin-diving expedition.
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Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Newport Beach
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Baja California
Mexico
Viet Cong Attacks Erupt Across Northern South Viet Nam
A series of Viet Cong assaults hit the three northernmost provinces of South Viet Nam. One U S officer and an undetermined number of Vietnamese troops were killed. U S air forces bombed targets in North Viet Nam while Marine and naval units prepared for possible ground action. In Saigon, Ambassador Taylor delayed a Washington trip amid cabinet tensions. The 391st American was killed three miles east of Quang Tri in an outpost fight.
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Quang Nam
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Huynh Thanh My
Associated Press
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Swimmers Face Chilly Holiday Dip
Memorial Day weekend in Ohio brings cool weather with highs in the high 60s to low 70s and scattered thunderstorms possible Sunday. Many Ohioans will travel the highways while observances honor the dead who served in wartime.
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Astronauts Prepare Gemini 4 For Historic Flight
At Cape Kennedy Florida the Gemini 4 crew and stand ins rehearse ahead of a four day 62 orbit mission. McDivitt and White will attempt the first U S space rendezvous and White plans the first American spacewalk tethered outside the capsule.
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U. S
James A. Mc Divitt
Edward H. White II
Air Force
White
Leaves Falling as Congress Fails to Quell Calendar
Washington lawmakers, amid stalled adjournment hopes, face five major Johnson administration bills. Immigration reform to end national origins quotas, repeal of Taft-Hartley section 14b, extend minimum wage to 4.5 million workers, create a housing and urban development cabinet, and liberalize unemployment benefits with federal standards.
Privynaut Launches Aboard Rooftop Privy Mishap
At Lordstown Chevrolet Fisher Body Plant a construction worker was lifted into the air in a chemical portable privy by a crane. The operator moved it again, but the man inside remained unaware and stayed aboard the airborne unit until it returned to the roof.
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Warren
Lordstown
Chevrolet Fisher
Klan Hints At Resurgence In Ohio Rally
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan hold a four day Memorial Day weekend rally near Oregonia Ohio with about 200 attendees. Imperial Wizard James R Venable and H G Hill refuse to state current strength in Ohio.
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Lebanon
Knights of Ku Klux Klan
Ohio
James R. Venable
Atlanta
H. G. Hill
Parkie Scott
Oregonia
No Paper Monday Memorial Day observance
The Messenger will not publish on Monday in observance of Memorial Day.
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Messenger
United Effort Urged To Win Atom Smasher
Ohio officials urged unified state action to win a 280 million federal atom smasher. Fred Nuenschwander cited Ravenna arsenal near Akron as the best site, though Rep. Robert Sweeney favored Ohio University. The Atomic Energy Commission is selecting a site among Ravenna, Heath in Licking County, and Piketon.
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Columbus
Fred Nuenschwander
Ohio
U.S. Arsenal
Ravenna
Akron
U. S
Robert Sweeney
Cleveland
Ohio University
Nuenschwander
Ravenna Arsenal
Heath
Licking County
Piketon
LBJ Surveys His Livestock At LBJ Ranch Visit
President Johnson, in Texas at Johnson City, inspected blooded Hereford cattle and other livestock on his LBJ ranch. He noted improving weather allowed an outdoor survey of agricultural developments since his last Texas visit six weeks earlier.
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Texas Senate
Austin
Chif
Johnson City
Tex
LBJ Ranch
Texas
Compact Physics Lab Paves Way for Apollo Moon Mission
Cape Kennedy Fla a Delta rocket launched a 130 pound Imp 3 satellite into an oval earth orbit 120 to 130000 miles from Earth to study magnetic fields solar winds and cosmic rays as part of the Apollo program. The Imp 3 is the third of seven satellites planned to monitor solar activity and aid in predicting solar flares for safe missions.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goddard Space Flight Center
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