Stevenson Chides U N On OAS
Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson criticized the United Nations Security Council for attempting to downplay the Organization of American States in the Dominican crisis. He called the move embarrassing and compared it to a petulant actress. The Soviet envoy denounced him as a second-rate actor while defending the OAS role and opposing a larger UN mission in Santo Domingo led by Jose Antonio Mayoirre.
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United Nations, N.Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations Security Council
Organization of American States
Council
United States
Stevenson
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
OAS
Fedorenko
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Jose Antonio Mayoirre
U Thant
U S Soldiers Not Accused in Santo Domingo Killings
Maj. Gen. Hugo Panasco Alvim, Brazilian commander of the inter American peace force, said the mortars that killed two civilians in rebel held Santo Domingo were old shells from France. They were fired from the rebel zone into the east bank by junta forces beyond American lines, rebutting rebel charges of U S forces firing.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
Hugo Panasco Alvim
inter-American Peace Force
France
Ozama River
Alvin
West German call for common market without France
West German opposition figures urge Europe to plan a five nation Common Market should France withdraw. Karl Mommer says German officials should prepare for growth of the bloc minus France as De Gaulle visits Bonn for Franco German talks. Havana cigar shortages deepen as Cuba targets 40 million cigars for domestic use by July 1965.
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Bonn
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
France
Karl Mommer
West Germany
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
de Gaulle
Ludwig Erhard
Paris
Alain Peyrefille
Miami
Fla
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Senate rejects amendments on foreign aid and UN dues
The Senate defeated efforts to bar U S aid to nations behind on UN dues and rejected a one year limit on a 3.44 billion foreign aid authorization. Debate noted two year plans and a joint inquiry by executive and legislative branches. In Moscow Tass reported six Soviet citizens sentenced to death for World War II concentration camp crimes.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
United Nations
Jack Miller
Arowa
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Gruening
Democratic Foreign Aid “Wrecking Crew
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Congress
Foreign Affairs
Moscow
UPI
Tass
Auschwitz and
Buchenwald
Public apathy cited in State Water concerns
Massachusetts water shortages prompt calls for statewide education as Malcolm Graf notes vast daily waste. Berkshires and Connecticut Valley face major shortages while Springfield struggles with demand exceeding capacity. Seasonal liquor licenses and pay raises for county commissioners are also in focus as House and Senate move bills.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Malcolm E. Graf
Massachusetts Water Supply Commission
Dominican Reds Said Defeated By US Fleet
Monsignor Alfred A. Schneider, head of Catholic Relief Service in Latin America, credits the U.S. Navy with averting a Communist takeover in the Dominican Republic. He says the fleet created a corridor between rebels and junta forces, saving thousands of lives and noting Castro sympathies early on. He cites military dominance and unresolved social economic issues as revolt factors.
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New York
Dominican Republic
U.S. Navy
U.S
Cuba
Alfred A. Schneider
Catholic Relief Service
Latin America
Msgr
Schneider
Edward F. Swainstrom
Fidel Castro
Caamano
Monsignor Schneider
Lima
Peru
Santo Domingo
CRS
Johnson
Emergency Food Commission
Catholic Relef
Gov Hoff Chases Suspect Then Fines Man 30 Dollars
Gov Philip Hoff recounted chasing Albert Chamberlain on I-89 at over 80 mph after Chamberlain sped. Chamberlain pleaded guilty to speeding and paid a $30 fine set by Montpelier Municipal Judge Grace McGuire, who said she was not influenced by the governor’s involvement.
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Montpellier
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Albert Chamberlain
Northfield
Chamberlain
Montpelier
Grace McGuire
Hoff
John E. Bernasconi
McGuire
Winter Licenses Narrowed and Reform Measures Pass
Massachusetts moves to restrict winter liquor licenses to municipalities that adopt the law and bars winter licenses for establishments with summer licenses. The House also sent women convicted of liquor violations to the Framingham reform school, a potential Senate hurdle amid ongoing correction reform debates over state jail control. Sen. Andrea F. Nuciforo of Pittsfield is noted among four senators commenting.
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William S. Kitterman
Pittsfield
Cheshire
Lanesboro
House
Framingham
Senate
Massachusetts
Briefs
Andrea F. Nuciforo
Sena
Powell Tax Debt Settlement With IRS Reached
The IRS says the government will settle its tax case against Rep. Adam C. Powell Jr. of New York for 27834 dollars, down from 41014 dollars. The reduction comes after a court threw out tax evasion charges and negligence penalties replaced fraud penalties.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Adam C. Powell Jr
D-N.y
IRS
New York
Powell
Case Quashed Against U N Bazooka Trio
New York AP A State Supreme Court justice dismissed indictments against three anti Castro Cubans charged with firing a bazooka at the United Nations due to inadmissible confessions after defendants were denied attorney access. The defendants were Ignacio Nove Julio Carlos Perez and Guillermo Novo.
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New York
State
Supreme Court
United Nations
J. Irwin Shapiro
Queens Dist. Atty
Frank D. O'Connor
Ignacio Nove
Manhattan
Julio Carlos Perez
Malden Editors On Bama Tour Are Divided
Malden editors on a three day Alabama tour with Governor George C Wallace divided over his claim of distorted racial unrest coverage. Executive editor Philip Scheier criticized Wallace while William R Gilman noted some distortion without specifics. Gilman praised Wallace as a driving force behind progress for the colored people.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Malden
Mass
Philip Scheier
William R. Gilman
Gilman
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