Rebels to Release 3 to OAS
Dominican rebels said they would release three captive American soldiers to the Organization of American States. The captives Lt. Henry Leforce Spec. 4 Alton Blakely and Pfc. Nelson Belengeri were taken after wandering into rebel territory while investigating a claimed damaged American truck. Colonel Caamano Deno vowed continued resistance as mediation efforts stalled. A exile news conference warned of a Communist revolution unless the 1963 constitution is restored.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Henry Cephas Leforce
Nash
Okla
Alton P. Blakely
Richmond
Calif
Nelson Belengeri
Belleville
Leforce
Francisco Caamano Deno
OAS
Caamano
Juan Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Jose Francisco Pena Gomez
Bosch
Nazi Klan Ties Told by Agent
FBI agent Neal Welch told a civic club in Hattiesburg that there is a close working arrangement between the American Nazi party and the Ku Klux Klan. He added that many Klansmen are part of the radical lunatic fringe willing to take the law into their own hands.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
American Nazi Party
Ku Klux Klan
FBI
Neal Welch
Klan
Bonn Urged to Take Tougher Stand Against De Gaulle
West German opposition figure Karl Mommer urged a tougher stance on French President De Gaulle and called for Europe to study a five nation Common Market if France withdraws. He noted De Gaulle’s growing nationalistic stance as he prepared for talks with Chancellor Erhard. Information Minister Peyrefitte said Paris expects talks on Common Market future and financial issues.
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Bonn
de Gaulle
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
France
Karl Mommer
West Germany
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Europa
Ludwig Erhard
Paris
Alain Peyrefitte
McDivitt and White Get Welcomes After Historic Space Walk
As Gemini 4 astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White near Houston they watch films of their space walk on Wasp television and undergo final medical tests. The pair's four day mission inspired parades and honors planned in Houston Ann Arbor Chicago and Jackson with homecomings in McDivitt's Michigan hometown while White's plans include a space center celebration and possible New York event. White recalls his 20 minute space stroll while McDivitt notes the capsule reentry as a standout moment.
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WASP
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
White
MacDivitt
Houston
Tex
McDivitt
President Johnson
Texas
Chicago
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
University
Jackson
Mich
MecDivitt
San Antonio
Air Force
St. Petersburg
Fla
Space Center
New York
Newark
N.J
Miami
Julian Scheer
NASA
Scheer
Paul Haney
Haney
Combat Engineers to Build New Airfield in Viet Nam
Combat Engineers to Build New Airfield, Supply Depot as Joint Effort in Viet Nam. A combined U S Army Engineers unit will construct an airfield and supply depot in South Vietnam during a coordinated effort with local forces, aiming to support ongoing operations and logistic needs in the region.
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Combat Engineers
Viet Nam
Lawford Denies Separation Report With Pat Kennedy
A spokesman for Peter Sawford denied reports that he and his wife Pat Kennedy plan a legal separation. The couple, photographed arriving at a Beverly Hills premiere, live in Santa Monica and keep a New York apartment where three of their four children study. The separation is stated as geographic while Lawford works on the West Coast.
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Peter Sawford
Pat
John F. Kennedy
Beverly Hills
Calif
Santa Monica
New York
Lawford
West Coast
Bridge Link Project at Cam Ranh Bay
About 2,500 U.S. Army engineers landed at Cam Ranh Bay to build an airfield port and supply center linking harbor to a highway and railroad. The joint U.S.-South Vietnamese effort expands war support and increases U.S. forces in central and northern South Vietnam to about 54,000.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Cam Ranh Bay
U.S
North Viet Nam
Vinh
Viet Nam
Gia Ray
Xuan Loc
Phong Dinh
Phu My
Washington
Rusk vows U S forces will not wait for Viet Cong attacks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said U S troops in South Vietnam will not sit there like hypnotized rabbits awaiting Viet Cong strikes and warned sharp engagements are expected during the monsoon season. He noted U S forces were sent to aid South Vietnam after Hanoi sent thousands of military personnel and arms.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S
South Viet Nam
Today
NBC
United States
Asia
Rusk
Southeast Asia
North Viet Nam
High Command
Hanoi
Negro Deputy Buried Today
Washington Parish buries its first Negro peace officer Deputy Sheriff O Neal Moore who was killed when his squad car was riddled by bullets. Governor McKeithen vows to prosecute. Ernest McFleveen charged with murder as authorities seek the other two alleged assassins. Creed Rogers wounded in the attack. FBI agents assist in the investigation.
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Bogalusa
Washington Parish
O’neal Moore
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Ernest McFlveen
Moore
Creed Rogers
New Orleans
FBI
Magazine distributors accused of coercive displays in antitrust suit
Justice Department sues Curtis Circulation Co and Select Magazines Inc in Newark New Jersey alleging they used National Magazine Service to threaten wholesalers and retailers with loss of franchises over magazine display demands. Also, 1000 Marines return home from the Dominican Republic completing the withdrawal of major units from Camp Lejeune.
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Washington
Justice Department
Newark
N. J
Curtis Circulation Co
Select Magazines Inc
National Magazine Service Inc
Morehead City
N.C
Dominican Republic
6Th Marine Regiment
Camp LeJeune
Minnesota Supreme Court Denies Thomspon Appeal Requests
The Minnesota Supreme Court turned down three requests affecting the appeal of T Eugene Thompson a St Paul attorney serving a life prison term for the slaying of his wife.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
T. Eugene Thompson
Tractor Accident Kills Rural Minnesota Teen
A Chatfield area teen, Steven Anderson, 14, died when a tractor overturned on a township road about four miles northwest of Fillmore. He was crushed to death as the machine rolled.
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Fillmore, Minn
Chatfield
Steven Anderson
Wesley Anderson
Fillmore
Nine House Members File Suit Over Rolvaag Remap Veto
Nine Minnesota House members filed suit in Ramsey County District Court to test the validity of Gov. Karl Rolvaag's veto of the 1965 reapportionment bill. The plaintiffs seek to have the bill deemed final and effective without governor approval, likely sending the case to the Minnesota Supreme Court.
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House
Rolvaag
ST. Paul
Minnesota
House of Representatives
Karl Rolvaag
Ramsey County District Court
H. Y. Torrey
Senate
Joseph L. Donovan
Donovan
Torrey
Minnesota Supreme Court
Twin Cities
DFL
L. L. Duxbury Jr
Caledonia
Aubrey W. Dirlam
Redwood Falls
Robert C. Kucera
Northfield
Salisbury Adams
Wayzata
Richard W. Fitzsimmons
Argyle
Harold J
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Robert Mattson
Torey
Minneapolis Man Drowns on Knife Lake Near Mora
Eric Stepanus, 42, of Minneapolis, drowned on Knife Lake near Mora Minnesota while attempting to start an outboard motor. Winds hindered his companions Hugo Gulbis and Karlis Jansons from reaching him as he slipped into the water and disappeared after coming up once.
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Mora, Minn
Minneapolis
Knife Lake
Here
Eric Stepanus
Hugo Gulbis
Karlis Jansons
Stepanus
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University of Wisconsin
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Stillwater
Minn
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
John Bowers
Gov. Knowles
Save the
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Minnesota Conservation Commissioner
State Board of Health
Water Pollution Control Commission
NSP
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Yank
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Copters
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