U.N. Security Council Debate Turns to Insults in Dominican Crisis
In New York the Security Council pressed toward a conclusion on the Dominican crisis as exchanges grew tense. Soviet ambassador Nikolai Fedorenko accused Adlai Stevenson of nonsense while Stevenson said he was insulated by experience from Fedorenko's discourtesies. Fedorenko demanded condemnation of U.S. aggression and U.S. troop withdrawal, noting 17,134 troops on the island by Wednesday.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Security Council
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Fedorenko
Dominican Republic
United States
Republic
Fire Forces Family to Flee Hoosick Falls Apartment
In Hoosick Falls New York Mr and Mrs Robert Grobuski and their seven children aged three months to 10 years fled their Church Street home at 730 am when an undetermined origin fire destroyed the upstairs and damaged the downstairs of their apartment The Hoosick Falls Fire Department responded on two alarms and fought the blaze for about an hour The fire was first noticed by Joseph one of the children who woke and helped alert his parents While the family is staying with friends insurance coverage is noted and arrangements are being made for the other half of the duplex government officials were not mentioned in the report
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Robert Grobuski
Church St
Grobuski
Joseph Grobuski
Dueplex
Joseph
Democrats Blast Bill Amendment Over 15000 Reapportionment Funds
In Montpelier two House Democrats, Thomas Salmon and Richard Schmidt, denounced a 15000 appropriation added to the general fund for possible reapportionment appeals. They called the move a partisan effort funded by public money, noting the legislature may expire July 1 and the legal fight could target a body that will cease to exist. The Senate could remove the item. governors can veto only the full appropriation bill.
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Philip H. Hoff
Senate
Salmon
Schmidt
Salmon and Schmidt
Armed Forces Council dissolves in Saigon show of civilian support
In Saigon the Armed Forces Council votes to disband, backing Prime Minister Phan Huy Quat's civilian government. U S air power struck a major ammunition dump near Hanoi, while ground actions left three Americans wounded and Viet Cong losses totaling hundreds of fighters and weapons in the Mekong delta operation. Fifty U S paratroopers completed the transfer to Bien Hoa and Vung Tau bases as the military council ends a year in power after quelling earlier coups.
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Phan Huy Quat
Nguyen
Thieu
U.S
Saigon
Phu van
Hanoi
Air Force
Mekong River
U.S. Army
173Rd Airborne
Bien Hoa
Vung Tau
Armed Forces Council
Tan Son Nhut
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
New York
United Nations
Two Brattleboro Youths Die in Motorcycle Crash
Two Brattleboro football stars died in a Route 142 motorcycle crash on a curve. Francis Searles 17 died at the scene. Ray Smith Jr. 19 died at Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover. Truck driver Gordon Wayman 31 of Keene NH was treated for injuries.
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Brattleboro Union High School
Gordon Wayman
Keene
N.H
Brattleboro Hospital
Brattleboro High School
Smith
Searles
Vermont
U S Cites Red Rebel Leadership In Dominican Uprising
U S government sources say a disciplined group of hard core Communists infiltrated the rebel leadership in the Dominican revolt and carried out terror acts. They named 54 alleged conspirators including 18 trained by Cuban or Cuban allied groups. One key figure is Manuel Gonzalez Gonzalez, a Spanish Communist activist.
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Washington
UPID
U. S
Red
Administration
Johnson
U.S
Inside Columnist Rails At Vermont School Reorg
Ron Raynolds offers analysis on Vermont school district reorganization, detailing local implications and community responses. Includes background on district boundaries and potential shifts in funding and governance.
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Ron Raynolds
Vermont
OAS Proposes Inter American Peace Force for Dominican Republic
The Organization of American States votes 14 to 5 to back a U S sponsored plan for an inter American peacekeeping force to police the Dominican Republic with immediate recruitment expected. Costa Rica offers 3500 police, while Mexico Chile and others oppose or doubt troop contributions. U S pledge to withdraw 14 000 troops when OAS joint force is adequate.
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Washington
UPI
Organization of American States
OAS
Dominican Republic
Hemispheric Assembly
Venezuela
Chile
Mexico
Uruguay
Ecuador
Peru
Costa Rica
Bunker
Johnson
U.S
Marines Die as Rebels Fire on Jeep in Santo Domingo
In rebel held Santo Domingo two Marines were killed after a jeep entered 30th of March Street. One Marine and two American correspondents were wounded. The attack followed rebel warnings to target U.S. forces and civilians assisting them.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
U.S
30Th of March Street
Reapportionment Bills and Tax Measures Introduced
Vermont legislature tables a reapportionment plan for an eight year realignment cycle and considers tax hikes on rooms meals and alcohol. Senate screens a military income tax exemption bill while House actions include arts council funding and a bottle littering tax with wholesaler and wine taxes to fund highway litter control.
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House
Vermont
Senate
Armed Forces of
United States
Vermont Council On the Arts
State Highway Department
Bill Aims to eject undesirables at Pownal track
Parimus Juel Racing Commission chairman testifies for a bill to prosecute repeat offenders at Green Mountain Park Race Track in Pownal. Frederick Davis of Newport supports criminal penalties for those repeatedly ejected for undesaired at the track.
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Montpelier
UPD
Parimus Juel Racing Commission
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Frederick Davis
Newport
House Judiciary Committee
Davis
Congress Cuts Travel Funds While Boosting Moon Mission Spending
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 14 billion dollar bill for next year funding independent agencies. NASA receives 5.1 billion with 100 million less than requested, aimed largely at Project Apollo expectations of a two man moon landing by 1970. Archives gains 15.9 million, Veterans Affairs 5.6 billion, while travel and printing are cut 15 percent and reviews urged to curb outlays. The panel left room to alter funding if the President’s closing of hospitals and offices is reversed pending further reviews.
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UPI
House Appropriations Committee
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Archives
Space Agency
Johnson
NASA
National Archives and Records Service
Archives
General Services Administration
Veterans Administration
House
Senate
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