OAS Proposes Interim Dominican Government With U S Support
The Organization of American States urges warring Dominican factions to halt fighting for OAS supervised elections within six to nine months. An interim government would handle revenues and budgets while the U S funds the effort. Rebel leaders push back as peace talks proceed in Washington.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
inter-American Organization
Domincan
United States
Washington
Fedorenko Accuses U S of Hitlerian Methods Over Dominican Crisis
At the United Nations Russia’s Nikolai Fedorenko charged that the United States seeks to crush the Dominican rebellion with Hitler's hangmen tactics. He repeated the comparison despite a Security Council rebuke by Council President J G de Beus, calling U S actions bloody repression under OAS auspices.
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United Nations
N.Y Cups
Russia
United States
Hitler
Security Council
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U.S
Dominican Republic
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Germany
Fedorenko
U.N
Council
J.G. de Beus
Netherlands
Santo Domingo
Cam. Hazen
Organization of of American States
OAS
Goebbels
de Beus
Kosygin accuses US of aggressive policy at Tito banquet
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin charged Washington pursues aggressive foreign policy rejected by American voters who backed Barry Goldwater. He cited US moves against socialism and colonial nations, while praising Soviet aid to Viet Nam. Tito warned of global dangers from US aggression and foreign intervention in Viet Nam.
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Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
United States
Barry Goldwater
Kremlin
Tito
Kosygin
U.S
Revolutionary Movement of the Peoples
Viet Nam
White House Festival Strains Arts and Viet Nam Policy
Poet Robert Lowell sparked controversy by boycotting the White House Festival of the Arts over Vietnam policy. Diplomat George Kennan offered tempered additions to his speech, while Dwight MacDonald circulated a petition that drew criticism. Helen Hayes and Sol Hurok defended the event as essential to American culture, and President Johnson attended briefly, with the 13 hour festival ending with Mrs. Johnson’s closing remarks.
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Nana
Robert Lowell
White House
Viet Nam
Lowell
George K. Kennan
Kennan
Yugoslavia
Eric Goldman
Dwight MacDonald
MacDonald
Helen Hayes
Sol
Hurok
Ue S
South Lawn
House and Senate Blocked On Foreign Aid Dispute
House and Senate conferees spent two hours Friday with little progress on a foreign aid bill. Senate Chair Fulbright cited main rifts over program length and more loans via international agencies. House backed a $3.37 billion one year authorization, while Senate favored a two year, $3.24 billion per year plan ending the current program in 1967 and forming a revised scheme by a 16 member drafting committee.
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Washington
House-Senate
Peace Corps volunteer enlistment slows after boom years
Washington AP reports that after four years of strong growth, Peace Corps demand abroad remains high while new applicant numbers lag behind 1964 for the first five months of this year. The agency, once a popular success, now shows signs of leveling off though overseas demand stays elevated.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Kansas State Senator Van Sickle Named Young Republicans Chairman
Kansas State Sen. Tom Van Sickle of Fort Scott was elected national chairman of the Young Republicans, defeating David Flaherty of Lenoire 308 to 238. The conservative tied to the Barry Goldwater camp urged America's youth to rededicate the nation to individual freedom and initiative.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Kansas State
Tom van Sickle
Young Republicans
America
van Sickle
Fort Scott
Kan
David Flaherty
Lenoire
N.C
Armed East German Copter Defies Western Berlin Patrols
East German helicopter, armed with a 12.7 mm gun, flew over West Berlin defying Western Allied air space. U S Army denied confirming mounted guns on its helicopters as Berlin safety center logged protests and four power rules were cited.
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U.S. Army Combat Infantry Brigade
East Germany
U.S. Army
Berlin
Wall
Secor
U.S
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
ADN
Warning Issued Over Great Society Bureaucracy Risk
Charles W. Carson of the New England Council warned that Great Society benefits could be squandered in a bureaucratic jungle. He cited urban, development, conservation, mass transit, and education programs and urged new administrative techniques and greater intergovernmental cooperation to prevent the project from becoming a terrible bureaucracy.
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Whitefield
N.H
Charles W. Carson
Washington
New England Council
Great Society
Colson
Kadar Says Vietnam War Hampers East West Peace
Budapest premier Janos Kadar told an AP interview that the Vietnam conflict slows progress toward peaceful coexistence. He called U.S. assurances to South Vietnam illusory and urged patience on Mindszenty’s refugee status while accusing the United States of aggression and interference in Vietnam.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Racial Unrest Probed by Civil Rights Commission
General counsel William L. Taylor said the Civil Rights Commission will conduct on the spot probes of racial unrest in Northern cities in the coming year. He noted there are limits to what the agency can handle amid demonstrations and violence. The remarks came during a Senate hearing on his nomination as staff director, chaired by Sen. Sam J. Ervin.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
William L. Taylor
Taylor
Stn
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Commission
Ervin
Senate Judiciary
George Melachrino Dies Noted British Musician Found Dead
George Melachrino, a prominent British big-band maestro, was found dead in his bath in London on Friday at age 56. No cause of death was announced.
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London
George Melachring
Bath
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