Dominican Coalition Talks Dim Hope for Quick Settlement
In Santo Domingo, Dominican rebels reported progress toward forming a coalition government headed by Antonio Guzman Fernandez, while the junta under Brig. Gen. Imbert Barrera resisted stepping aside. U.S. officials signaled caution, stressing no aim to impose a government despite favoring Guzman. The Inter-American Force assumed command of 21,000 U.S. troops with Brazilians and other allies joining patrols in the U.S.-protected safety zone.
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Dominican Republic
Antonio Guzman Fernandez
Juan Bosch
Imbert
Antonio Imbert Barrera
U.S
W. Tapley Bennett Jr
Jose A. Mora
Organization of American States
Bennett
United States
Guzman
Francisco Caaiiano Deno
Washington Post
Johnson
FBI
Caribbean
White House
J. Edgar Hoover
State Department
Hugo Panascoa Alvim
Brazil
Bruce Palmer
Inter-American Force
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Six_plotters Arrested In De Gaulle Assassination Ring
Paris police say six Secret Army plotters connected to the August attempt on Charles de Gaulle's life were captured. The gang planned a new attack using a Clemenceau statue in western France during De Gaulle's tour, with an electronically controlled bomb to be triggered by a radio signal as he laid a wreath. Elsewhere in London, a survey showed tea purchases fell while instant coffee rose slightly.
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Paris
Secret Army
Charles Me Gaulle
Georges Clemenceau
de Gaulle
France
Interior Ministry
Clemenceau
London
UPI
Britain
Bolivian Miners and Junta Sign Truce End Strike
Bolivia's military junta and tin miners reached a cease-fire ending an eight day strike. Troops will withdraw from mines while negotiators plan wider talks in La Paz. At least 19 people were killed and more than 70 wounded amid clashes in La Paz and mining towns south of the capital.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Alfredo Ovando Candia
Bolivian Drivers Union
Radio Mendez
Juan Lechin
Paraguay
Lechin
Rene Barrientos
Kami
State Mining Corporation
Victor Paz Essenssoro
Lords Vote to End Criminal Penalties for Homosexual Conduct
London reports the House of Lords backed eliminating criminal penalties on consensual homosexual acts in private. The vote, a second reading, signals potential reform aligning with Wolfenden 1957 recommendations as Commons debate looms.
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House of Lords
House of Commons
Lords
Commons
John Wolfenden
Earl of Arran
Earl Atlee
Labor
Viscount Montgomery of
Alamein
Statehouse debate on Volpe bill aims to limit governor’s appointee terms
The Massachusetts Legislature considered a measure to make department heads serve coterminous with the governor, set to take effect in January 1967 with the new four year term. Supporters argued it would improve government, while fears of too much executive power persisted. no formal opposition arose at a public hearing.
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Boston
Guv. Volpe
Committee On State Administration
Farmer
William E. Hays
Waltham
Committee On Administration
James R. Nolen
Mary B. Newman
Cambridge
Albania Accuses Russia Over Loss Of Submarines
Vienna reports Albania claims the Soviet Union stole eight submarines and several surface ships while in Sebastopol for repairs. The Albanian broadcast targets Marshal Rodion Malinovsky and accuses Moscow of domination within the Warsaw Pact.
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UPS
Albania
Soviet Union
Radio
Tirana
Crimean
Sebastopol
Zeri I Popullu
Rodian Malinovsky
Malinovsky
Moscow
Viore
Four Miners Trapped in Tennessee Mine Feared Dead
In Robbins Tennessee an explosion trapped five miners in a mountainside coal mine. One body was recovered as rescue teams fought gas and debris, leaving four others missing and presumably killed. The Griffith brothers Clayton and Lawrence among the trapped, with families watching at the shaft as gas injuries hindered rescuers.
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Robbins
Cumberland Plateau
Oneida
Here
Victor Voiles
Voiles
Russell Webb
Arthur Norris
Philip Davis
Lawrence Griffith
Clayton Griffith
G. L. Kline
Democrats Hail GOP's Martin Via Early Bird
Newton Mass UPI report says Democratic leaders praised Republican Rep Joseph W Martin Jr via the Early Bird satellite at the Newton Chamber of Commerce dinner. Vice President Hubert Humphrey and House Speaker John W McCormack lauded the 80 year old North Attleboro congressman for long service to country and world.
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Newton
Mass
UPI
U.S
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Hubert H. Humphrey
John W. McCormack
North Attleboro
Newton Chamber of Commerce
Humphrey
Washington
Joe
McCormack
Martin
Congressman Vows To Fight Red Mail Flow
WASHINGTON UPI A Nebraska congressman plans to re introduce a law to restrict foreign Communist propaganda in U S mail. The Supreme Court voided Rep Glenn Cunningham's prior Red mail law but he says the propaganda flow must be halted and the deficit ridden postal system must not carry subsidized Communist material.
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Washington
UPI
Nebraska
U.S
Supreme Court
Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
Congress
British Troops To Leave Libya By Next March
London AP Defense Secretary Denis Healey said British troops will withdraw from Libya by next March in agreement with King Idris el Senussi’s government. The pullout will begin later this year after Libyan pressure and international diplomacy.
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London
Denis Healey
Middle East
Libya
Healey
House of Commons
Idris el Senussi
United Arab Republic
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