Bourgeois Arrives in Dominican Election Campaign
In Santo Domingo the term bourgeois travels through cut social lines as Dominicans prepare for the December elections. The piece notes a widening urban rural divide and the two main presidential contenders Dr Viriato Fiallo and John Bosch, with fears over ballot printing and logistical delays impacting turnout and momentum.
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Dominican Republic
Viriato Fiallo
National Civic Union
John Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Fiallo
Cuban Refugees Scattered Across the Nation Reach 50 000
Cuban refugees once concentrated in Miami have spread nationwide with Fernando Hernandez becoming the 50,000th resettled to Los Angeles. More than 2,000 babies have been born to Cuban refugee parents in the United States, and Cubans now exist in every state except Alaska plus Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Federal relief totals around $60 million, with $2 million monthly to Miami and individual aid averages around $54 per person.
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Los Angeles
Miami
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
United States
Cuba
J. Arthur Lazell
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U.S
America
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Former French President Coty Dies in Le Havre
Former president Rene Coty dies at 80 in Le Havre after influenza and heart complications. De Gaulle will attend Coty’s funeral, honoring the last Fourth Republic president who helped restore De Gaulle to power.
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le Havre
France
Charles de Gaulle
Rene Coty
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Elysee Palace
Eisenhower to Visit Augusta for Three-Week Stay
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower plans a three week visit to the Augusta area after leaving his Gettysburg home in Pennsylvania. He will make brief trips to New York and Washington D C with a November 29 dinner in Washington D C for the National Culture Center co chaired by Mamie Eisenhower and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy.
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Gettysburg
Augusta
New York
Washington, D.C
Eisenhower
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National Culture Center
Mamie
John F. Kennedy
Caving Enthusiasts in Bennington Explore Everett's Cave and Nearby Formations
The feature profiles 21-year-old Richard "Tweetie" Atwood and fellow Bennington cavers, including Laurie Cone and John Koziol, as they study local caves such as Everett's Cave and Ward's, discuss gear and safety, and recount discoveries from a dry spell that revealed an intermediate chamber and new passages in the Ward–Gregory system.
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Ward
Bennington
Ward’s Cave
Richard
Tweetie) Atwood
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Laurie Cone
John Koziol
Tweetie Atwood
Sam Candid
Reuther greeted by jeers and cheers in Kyoto visit
In Kyoto Japan Walter P Reuther vice president of the AFL-CIO and his United Auto Workers party were met by pro Communist protests shouting go home capitalist spy. Several hundred unionists gave a mixed reception including a group chanting abuse for about ten minutes while others offered a welcome. No violence or arrests were reported. The demonstrators belong to pro Communist unions in Kyoto.
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Japan
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Cio
Cies
Reuther
United Auto Workers
All Japan Automobile Transportation Workers Union
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