Last Marines Head Home From Dominican Strike
The last U S Marines pulled out of the Dominican crisis sail toward Camp Lejeune N C as 12 500 airborne troops and 760 airmen remain in the Dominican Republic part of a regional peace force with 1 360 troops from Brazil Costa Rica Honduras and Nicaragua A 1 800 Marine floating battalion remains on duty Bouker the Marine commander reports nine dead and six wounded since April 28 plus two nonbattle casualties He notes Marines used only small arms in self defense and describes the political situation as junta leaders rallying for support while OAS mediators pace to ease the crisis
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Dominican Repubiic
U.S
Camp “Lejeune
N.C
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Dominican Republic
Brazil
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Caribbean
John B. Bouker
Latin America
Bouker
Maui
Ers
Antonio Imbert
Junta
Macs
Imbert
Santa Caribbean
Domingo
Foreign Aid Faces Big Senate Debate This Week
Washington AP The Senate will debate the foreign aid authorization a 3.35 billion bill includes a two year study commission and proposals to route military and economic aid through international bodies Fulbright backs separating military and economic aid and routing more through regional groups He also backs giving the Organization of American States a major role in Latin American military aid Dirksen proposes adding 100 million to fund Chiang Kai shek forces on Formosa The House has already passed its version and opposes changing aid forms the ideological rift likely to widen between chambers
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Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Moyear Ehfort
J. W. Fulbright
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Fulbright
Organization of American States
U.S
Latin America
Qcas
Everett M. Dirksen
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Two Held In Clown's Brutal Death Case
In New York a young man Allen Jones and his girlfriend Marian De Berry face homicide charges for the death of Ringling clown Paul Jung, 64, whose body was found in a hotel room near Madison Square Garden. They claim police statements were coerced. judge ordered them held without bail as details remain sparse. Police have questioned about 1,500 people since Jung was robbed of cash and a typewriter.
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APJ
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Allen Jones
Marian de Berry
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Harlem
Manuel H. Gomez
Criminal Court
Miss de Berry
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Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Forrest
Madison Square’ Garden
World of Ray Bradbury heads to Off Broadway
An experimental exhibit that became a box office success moves to Off Broadway New York where a program of one act plays enters August rehearsal for local presentation. Sponsors hire a trio who recently launched a partnership with a 20th anniversary revival of The Glass Menagerie.
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Los Angeles
Ray Bradbury
Claude Giroux
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Orrin
U S Davis Cuppers Sweep Canada in Bakersfield
The United States Davis Cup team opened its series in Bakersfield with a dominant win over Canada at the Bakersfield Racquet Club. Keith Carpenter defeated his opponent 6-3 7-5, as Asas bet delivered a strong performance to put the Americans ahead in the five-match weekend tie. Arthur Ashe and Gene Scott also contributed in the singles and doubles, reinforcing the U S bid to reclaim the trophy lost to Australia last year.
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Asas
Snnis
Jerry Fantquier
Scolt
Keith Carpenter
Australia
Cleveland
U.S
Canada
Arthur Asher
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