U.N. Calls For Strict Dominican Cease-fire
The United Nations Security Council unanimously urged a strict cease-fire in the Dominican Republic and ordered Secretary-General U Thant to dispatch a personal representative. Maj. Gen. J. Rikhye will lead a small U.N. advance party to Santo Domingo, with rebels' Ruben Brache and junta spokesman Am bassador Guaroa Velazquez invited to participate in debate. The council postponed further action to next Wednesday as both sides are slated to speak.
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Ruben Brache
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Adlai Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Security Council
Nikolai Fedorenko
Lord Caradon
United Kingdom
Stevenson
Southern states resist literacy test voting rule
Southern senators fought to preserve literacy requirements in voting rights legislation. A 53-14 roll call rejected an amendment to allow states meeting certain criteria to keep tests. The Johnson plan would cover limited Southern areas with less than half turnout and 20 percent Black population, enabling federal voter registration while loosening local controls. Senator Talmadge urged eliminating advance approval and proposed federal court oversight for changes.
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Ex Officials Indicted Again On Data From Crime Board
Boston AP reports a Suffolk County Grand Jury indicted former Public Safety Commissioner Frank Giles of Methuen and ex State Rep John A Davis of Marblehead on conflict of interest charges. The indictments allege conspiracy to obtain direct and indirect interests in contracts with the Massachusetts Port Authority and Turnpike Authority during Davis’s legislative tenure, plus related personal-interest charges involving DPW contracts and forms of compensation.
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Rhyme About Sem the Swimmer Frees Merry Tom
Preston England UP I reports Thomas Wareing, 60, arrested for drunken driving after a collision with a truck. He recited a tongue twister to the jury and was found innocent.
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Preston
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Hungary Allows Hungarians to Volunteer for Viet Nam Fight
Budapest government announces that any Hungarian citizen may volunteer to fight in Viet Nam if requested by North Vietnam. The communique notes volunteers may go only if Vietnam makes the formal request.
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Rebels Refuse Talks as Dominican Junta Tension Grows
In Santo Domingo rebels vow never to negotiate with the five man civil military junta led by Gen Antonio Imbert Barrer. They offer to talk only with the true creators of the junta and North Americans. US paratroopers control a power plant, violate cease fire, and a rebel radio station resumes broadcasting after a fighter jet was shot down.
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Junta
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Montes Arache
United States
U.S. State Department
US reports Dominican cease-fire violations escalate
The United States says 137 cease-fire violations have occurred in the Dominican Republic and withdraw of American troops is not yet safe. Elsworth Bunker briefed an OAS meeting on the deteriorating Caribbean situation as tensions split the regional body. State Department officials say Latin American peacekeeping contingents may arrive soon, but partial U.S. withdrawal awaits a permanent cease-fire or arrival of other forces.
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Dominican Republic
Williams College Freshman Killed in One-Car Crash
A Williams College freshman from Maryland, William F. Ruskin, 19, of 2511 Harrison Road Silver Spring, Maryland, was killed in a late night one car crash in New Ashford. His roommate George Wardman, 19, of Mount Pleasant Paget Bermuda, a fellow freshman living in Sage Hall, was seriously injured and admitted to Pittsfield General Hospital. Details were unavailable at press time.
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McNamara eyes limited US defense against China
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara said an antiballistic missile system to guard the United States from China might be worth considering for a decade or two. He estimated costs at 8 to 10 billion dollars for a China defense, and about 20 billion to deploy a system against a Soviet mass attack, plus operating costs and a fallout shelter program.
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Red China
China
Frances Perkins Dies, First Woman Cabinet Member of Labor
Frances Perkins 83 longtime Roosevelt labor secretary and first woman in a U S Cabinet died Friday night at Midtown Hospital New York City Her career spanned the New Deal era including sit down strikes and the CIO She helped found safety and labor standards in New York and served in state commissions before rising to national prominence
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Kosygin Downplays Nuclear War Fear After China's Test
Premier Kosygin told Indian reporters there is no direct threat of nuclear war under current circumstances despite tense Viet Nam actions. He dismissed calls to use nuclear weapons and said no sane person imagines a global nuclear war, noting the 1963 Moscow treaty and China’s stance.
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Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
China
Marshal Rodion Malinovsky
Baseball New York Chacomett 2 im and Sanat ss
A compact baseball note references New York and teams Chacomett and Sanat with unclear context. The fragment hints at a scoreless or tied matchup and ongoing play with limited readable details. Further readable facts are needed to produce a precise summary.
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Red China conducts second atomic test news
AP report from Tokyo says Red China exploded its second nuclear device, seven months after the first, with an estimated 20 000 tons of TNT yield. U S officials labeled it a device and pledged support to non nuke nations while Japan protests the test as a violation of global opinion and the atmospheric test ban.
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