Dominican Rebels Name Negotiators
The six man rebel negotiating team is led by Col. Francisco Caamano Deno and includes Héctor Aristy, Caamano’s presidential minister in the insurgent government, Foreign Minister Jottin Cur y, Gen. Salvador Blanco, and Senate President Anibal Campagna. An unnamed sixth member and the OAS mediators continue talks as a potential third force emerges. In Argentina, U S Consul Allison Temple Wana maker was seriously wounded by a gunman in Cordoba amid anti U S demonstrations over Dominican Republic intervention.
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Santo Domingo
Ydomincan Republic
Francisco Gaamano Deno
Héctor Aristy
Caamano
Jottin Cury
Salvador Blan
OAS
U.S
Cordoba
Argentina
Allison Temple Wanamaker
Seattle
Wash
Dominican Republic
Yugoslav Mine Disaster Kills 114 at Kakanj Mine
Rescue workers report 114 bodies recovered from central Yugoslav mine swept by methane gas after an explosion. About 200 miners were in the pit. 21 injured brought to surface, four in serious condition. Many miners remain trapped 500 feet below. Authorities suspect an electric spark ignited the gas mixture.
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Belgrade
UPI
Yugoslavia
Kakanj
Sarajevo
Electric &Park
Connecticut House defeats lottery bill by one vote
In Hartford the Connecticut House killed the state lottery measure by one vote 127 to 196 amid party caucus contention. Rep. Stephen Lenzi reported Democrats urged against the bill and some Democrats crossed over to oppose it, blocking passage that supporters had hoped would advance to the Senate.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Stephen Lenzi
North Branford
House
William T. Shea
Shea
Lenzi
John A. Miscikoski
D-Torrington
Senate
George L. Sacco Jr
D-Medford
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Richard E. McLaughlin
Castro Declares Sugar Harvest Reaches 6 Million Tons
In Havana on Monday night Prime Minister Fidel Castro announced a sugar harvest of 6 million tons, noting it as an unprecedented jump from 3.8 million tons last year. He framed the milestone as a return to pre-1961 production levels after past shifts toward other agriculture and industry.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Yale Coins Worth $981,000 in Library Robbery
Yale University places a total value of 981000 dollars on about 4000 British and American coins stolen in a daring May 29 heist. FBI reports inventory completed at Sterling Memorial Library where the coins were stored, raising the prior loss estimate from 150000 dollars.
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New “Haven
UPI
Yale University
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sterling Memorial Library
We Must Win In Viet Nam Says Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge told Boston College Law School graduates that the United States must win in South Viet Nam to preserve U S credibility with allies and prevent a Communist victory from shaking confidence in the West. He warned of subversion and terror used to seize South Viet Nam and urged persistent, effective plans to achieve victory.
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Viet Nam
Boston
UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Boston College Law School
Southeast Treaty Organization
West Berlin
Africa
Latin America
Asia
Tito Leaves Prague After Talks with Novotny
President Tito of Yugoslavia flew to East Berlin after a week of talks with President Antonin Novotny yielding a joint appeal for Communist harmony. The discussions touched on Viet Nam but failed to secure full policy agreement. Novotny suggested a possible move to join a Moscow approved plan for unity of action, though Tito remained silent in public on the matter.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Tito
Yugoslavia
East Berlin
Antonin Novotny
Viet Nam
Novotny
House Clears Volpe Road Plan With Limited Veto Power
The Massachusetts House passed a $320 million accelerated highway program from Gov Volpe and sent it to the Senate. A Republican move to remove the veto provision failed 130-75, while an amendment to add four communities with veto powers passed on a voice vote. The veto feature was seen as blocking interstate completion by 1972. The program funds include $120 million in bonds and $2 million in federal aid.
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Boston
VPI
House
Senate
Volpe
John T. Berry
D-Peabody
Ways and Means Committee
Massachusetts
Heal-In At Los Angeles County General Ends
Los Angeles County General Hospital’s health in ends though issues remain. Interns and residents boosted admissions from 2441 to 2991 in late May to pressure for more facilities better pay and shorter hours. Counts later fell to 2658, within normal range, while county supervisors ordered an official probe.
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LOS Angeles
Mammoth
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Richard Boggs
Boggs
County Board of Supervisors
House Passes Diluted Bill To Curb Tourist Spending
The House approved a watered down measure to reduce duty free imports by tourists. It keeps a $100 limit but bases exemption on retail value, and cuts liquor allowance from a gallon to a quart for travelers 21 and older. The action reflects a partial administration retreat amid deficit concerns.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Johnson
Fulbright Pushes France to Settle War Debt
Sen. J. W. Fulbright seeks France to repay its $6.5 billion WWI debt to the United States. He told a Treasury witness Monday that talks should resume. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, chaired by Fulbright, approved a plan enabling Greece to settle a $13,155,921 U.S. debt from a 1929 refugee resettlement loan.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
France
United States
Fulbright
Treasury Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Greece
Tanzania backs China in condemning U.S. actions abroad
Tanzania and Premier Chou En lai issued a joint communique denouncing U.S. intervention in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic and calling for the withdrawal of American troops. President Julius Nyerere and Chou En lai expressed belief that Latin American peoples would overcome imperialism with global support after Chou's four day visit.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
China Today
U.S
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Julius Nyerere
Chou Enlai
Chou
Drive-In Fishing Ponds Planned in Georgia Cities
The Georgia Game and Fish Department announced plans to build drive in fishing ponds in Georgias largest cities. The program aims to provide city dwellers with easily accessible ponds and parking facilities that nearly allow fishing from cars.
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Atlanta
UPI
Georgia Game and Fish Department
Georgia
Castro Attacks Homosexuality and Beatle Haircuts in Cuba
The Cuban government launches a campaign labeling homosexuality a capitalistic inheritance and targets it as a threat to the revolution. Havana papers join, calling homosexuals weak and long-haired. Verde Olivo shows Uncle Sam dancing with a homosexual, blaming the United States and beatniks.
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Daniel Harker
Havana, Cuba
Uncle Sam
Havana
Verde Olivo
Armed Forces Weekly
United States
Cuba
Rubber Strike Ends With Pact Across U.S. Plants
New York AP reports the U S Rubber Co and the AFL CIO United Rubber Workers reached a two year contract ending a seven day strike by 22 000 workers at 19 plants nationwide. The deal runs to April 20 1967 and mirrors the 28 cent per hour package agreed by Goodyear Firestone and Good rich.
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New York
U.S. Rubber Co
AFL - Cio
United Rubber Workers
United States
Goodyear
Firestone and
Goodvich
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