Dominican Junta Seeks Expanded Peace Terms
The Dominican Republic civilian military junta endorsed most of the OAS peace plan but urged four additions. They want rebel officers posed as security risks posted abroad, those who joined rebels kept out of the armed forces, retired defectors pensioned, and military tribunal decisions upheld. Rebel leader Caamano Deno opposed five OAS articles but left door to talks open.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Francisco Caamano Deno
Hector Garcia Godoy
Soviet wheat harvest seen dipping below 40 million tons
In Moscow AP reports the Soviet spring wheat harvest will be well under 40 million metric tons, down from 47.9 million in 1964, with spring yields possibly near 30 million tons. Winter wheat is generally good, and the 1958-62 average was 42.7 million. The 1965 harvest is not projected to be as bad as 1963.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Marines Change Recruiting Policy to Add 30000 Active
The Marines will alter recruiting to meet a 30000 increase in active strength. A spokesman said they will sign up a limited number of immediate active duty reservists. Recruits will serve a two year hitch as reserves before returning to that status. regular enlistment remains four years.
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Washington
Indonesia to seize Shell and Stanvac refineries
Jakarta official Antara reports the government will take full control of Shell and Stanvac refineries by year end. Stanvac is American owned while Shell is British and Dutch owned. Caltex, also American, is excluded due to no refinery in Indonesia. In a separate move, the youth front urges continued pressure to remove the U.S. ambassador and Americans.
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API
Indonesia
Shell
Stanvac
Antara
Caltex
Youth Front
U.S
Marshall Green
FASTEETH Denture Comfort Ad
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to secure dentures for comfort and better chewing and speech. It claims a pleasant alkaline formula with no gummy taste and reduces denture odor, available at drug counters.
Senators Grow Frustrated Over U.N. Dues Fight
In Washington, Senator Everett Dirksen says lawmakers are tired of delaying on United Nations peacekeeping payments. The U.S. presses that Russia must settle its arrears to vote, with France and 11 others also in arrears. Article 19 would bar voting for two years into effect. Russia owes about 60 million dollars, needing 22 million to exit the list. France owes roughly 16 million, needing 1.5 million.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Congress
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United Nations
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
France
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Soviet Union
U.N
Dirksen
United States
Goldberg
General Assembly
Committee of 33
State Department
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Congo
Middle East
Belgium
South Africa
Yemen
Cuba
Byelorussia
Ukraine
Albania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Mayoral Hopeful Plans Viet Nam Hearing in NYC
A special congressional committee led by Rep. William Fitts Ryan will hold Viet Nam hearings in New York City Thursday and Friday. Ryan, a Democratic mayoral candidate, said 24 witnesses with diverse views will testify on U.S. policy in Viet Nam.
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Washington
Liberalization of Divorce Law Passes Senate After Debate
The Massachusetts Senate voted 11 to 7 to allow a divorce defendant to remarry as soon as the divorce is final, sending the bill to Gov. Volpe. Supporters argued alignment with other states and reduced restraint. opponents said it would undermine the law and encourage endless divorces.
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Boston
Senate
Volpe
William D. Weeks
R-Cohasset
Andrea F. Nuciforo
Pittsfield
Weeks
Massachusetts
Fune
George V. Kenneally Jr
Nuciforo
Nucifero
Nucifaro
Viet Nam
House
Senators Oppose Soviet Consular Pact Over Espionage Fears
Five members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee oppose the proposed Soviet consular treaty citing espionage risk and subversion. The majority backs ratification to reduce friction and protect travelers, while dissenting voices warn immunity provisions could invite Soviet misconduct and probe into civil liberties.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow
Senate
Soviet Union
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
U.S
Russia
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Bourke B .Hickenlooper
Alowa
John J. Williams
Rdel
Karl E. Mundt
R- 8
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Maine Utility Head Rejects St John River Power
WASHINGTON Maine's largest utility says it will not buy power from the federally sponsored St John River hydroelectric project. William H Dunham president of Maine Central Power Co told a House Public Works subcommittee the $227 million plant would not lower Maine power costs. He argued private and atomic power would be cheaper by 1972 and attacked reports Maine rates are extremely high. Albert A Cree of Rutland Vermont testified future cheapest power will come from nuclear and pumped storage hydro plants.
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Maine
St. John River
William H. Dunham
Maine Central Power Co
House Public Works
Interior Department
Dunham
St. John
Harold T. Johnson
Dcalif
New England
Federal Power Commission
Albert A. Cree
Rutland
Electric Coordinating Council of
Cree
Quincy Woman Found Dead After Robbery
In Quincy Massachusetts police seek the slayer of Miss Ann Goldner a 59 year old found bound and gagged in her cellar after a robbery of at least four thousand five hundred dollars Jewelry was stolen and the house ransacked Her father 82 and brother 52 found the body and called police.
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Quincy
Mass
Ann Goldner
Francis X. Finn
Jacob Goldner
Main St
Joseph
Lady Churchill Robbed of Gems in London
Two men posing as window cleaners stole jewels valued at about 4200 dollars from the apartment of Winston Churchill's grandson in London. Lady Spencer-Churchill, widow of Sir Winston Churchill, owned the gems. a secretary called them highly sentimental, with one piece especially cherished.
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London
Spencer-Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill
Lady Spencer - Churchill
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