Marines Released By Rebels
In Santo Domingo UPI reports two Marines captured after rebels sprayed a medical convoy with machine gun fire were released unharmed Thursday night. The attack left three Marines dead and two wounded, raising U.S. toll to 13 killed and 62 wounded in the rescue operation. two Miami Herald reporters were wounded as civilian casualties.
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UPI
U.S
Miami Herald
al Burt
Doug Kennedy
Boxer
Withdrawal of U S troops in the Dominican Republic
U S officials expect to begin withdrawing part of the 20 000 troops in the Dominican Republic within days as other American nations pledge forces for an OAS led inter American peacekeeping mission. Final withdrawal numbers depend on foreign troop contributions and political developments in Santo Domingo.
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Johnson
Organization of American States
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Venezuela
Costa Rican Security Ministry
Brazil
Argentina
Santo Domingo
Maez Marin
U.S
Juan Bosch
Puerto Rico
Bosch
Munoz Marin
De Gaulle Condemns U.S. For Dominican Intervention
Paris news reports President de Gaulle condemned the U S intervention in the Dominican Republic and urged withdrawal of American troops. He said France is studying recognition of the Caamano rebel regime as provisional president and repositioning Franco American Latin American ties.
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Venezuela
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Costa Rica
Democratic Left
Washington
Johnson
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
United States
Francisco Caamane Deno
U.S
Caamane
Paris
de Gaulle
U. S
France
Francisco Caamano Dena
Caamano
Latin America
Pope's Confessor Bevilacqua Dies at 84 in Italy
Cardinal Giulio Bevilacqua Pope Paul VI's confessor and close adviser died Thursday night in Brescia at age 84 after an incurable liver ailment. He had served as the pontiff's seminary teacher and accompanied him on the Holy Land pilgrimage last year.
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Guilio Cardinal Bevilacqua
Paul VI
Cardinal Bevilacqua
Pope Paul
Holy Land
Sukarno Demands Contributions From Businessmen
President Sukarno signs a decree forcing Indonesian based businessmen to contribute to the regime. Indian and Chinese merchants face scrutiny while other foreigners may lose licenses if they do not contribute. Notohamiprodjo heads the movement for private businessmen to serve the revolution. pay is to be decided by the three deputy premiers.
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Indonesia
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Sukarno
Notohamiprodjo
Antara
Civil Liberties Union attacks Brooke summons powers
The Civil Liberties Union challenged Attorney General Brooke and district attorneys gaining summons powers for private business records. They warned against removing probable cause standards and creating fishing expeditions, urging adherence to court supervised warrants and grand jury secrecy. The note accompanied reports of state government actions and appointments.
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State Civil Liberties Union
Alty
Edward W. Brooke
Howard
Whiteside
Daniel D. Levenson
CLU
Brooke
Commonwealth
Civil Liberties Union of
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Titan-3A Cleared for June 17 Debut of Titan-3C MOL Flight
The Titan-3A achieved a four orbit run and deployed two satellites, clearing the way for the Titan-3C to fly on June 17 in support of the Manned Orbiting Laboratory program. Brig. Gen. Joseph S. Bleymaier credited the test with boosting MOL plans and saving about $10 million by skippping a fifth test.
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UPS
Air Force
Joseph S. Bleymaier
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
MOL
Defense Department
Bleymaier
Act of Mercy Triggers Marine Murder Rumor in Santo Domingo
A civilian act of mercy sparked a false report that a U S Marine was murdered by Dominican rebels and his body dumped at the Hotel Embajador. In fact three Marines were killed in a clash after entering rebel territory. two wounded, two captured and later released. A Canadian telephone worker tried to aid a Marine victim, who died en route to headquarters.
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Pfe
Southwell
Marine
Pony Baker
Cal
Lannes de Souza Caminha
Francisco Aued
Organization of American States
Santo Domingo
UPD
U.S
Hotel Embajador
Edward Lynch
Hotel
Embajador
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