America saves democracy in Dominican crisis debate
Critics mull Johnsons quick troop deployment to the Dominican Republic noting the crisis may have ended with a different outcome. Proponents argue U S action strengthens democratic stability and inter American cooperation, while critics fear gunboat diplomacy and harm to the Good Neighbor policy.
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Organization of American States
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Sensible firearms proposal targets criminals not citizens
After Kennedy's assassination debates rise on gun laws. Rep. Casey proposes a mandatory 25 year federal sentence for using or carrying a firearm in crimes like robbery or murder. He argues against blanket licensing or taxation and criticizes Sen. Dodd's mail order ban as punishing many to curb a few.
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Texas
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Alcohol Aims to Save Arizona Water via Evaporation Film
University of Arizona researchers develop a wind powered device that sprays evaporative suppressant on water tanks forming a thin film. Tests on a Tucson pond cut evaporation by up to 35 percent, at an estimated cost of 80 cents per thousand gallons saved. If adopted statewide, Arizona could gain a 20 year water supply in one year.
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Tucson
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Desert
Taxi Driver Remembers Elbe Meeting in Berlin Rain
Joe Polowski, a Chicago taxi driver nearing 50, stood in the rain before the Soviet war memorial in Berlin to mark the 20th anniversary of the Elbe meeting of American and Russian troops. He could not obtain a visa from East German authorities to pass the Berlin Wall, illustrating the era's opaque communist decisions.
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Joe Polowski
Berlin
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Polowski
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Washington News Reds have lethal power
Washington insiders warn the Dominican Republic could fall to Communists quickly as Reds move from Santo Domingo to rural areas. Analysts say the movement is weak but active, using emotional popular fronts to spread chaos, seize control, and target officials, soldiers, teachers, and leaders.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Dominican Republic
U.S
Santo Domingo
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
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Whch
Corporations urged to expand roles in public life
AP report notes a shift as business leaders are urged to engage in politics education civil rights urban renewal and conservation. H Bruce Palmer says there is a new awareness that public problems require business involvement with both self and altruistic motives cited.
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H. Bruce Palmer
National Industrial Conference Board
Country Club
New York Stock Exchange
Keith Funston
Charles G. Mortimer
General Foods Corp
Industrial Conference Board
Los Angeles
Travel boom seen lifting 1965 tourism and economy
Roger Babson forecasts a strong 1965 tourism rise as travel surges past 1964 records. Higher national income and spendable funds boost consumer trips from spring to fall, benefiting autos, boating, hotels, resorts, and related services nationwide.
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Babson Park
Mass
United States
What made George run and not intervene
Paul Harvey relays a tale about a man named George a Christian gentleman who chose to flee a subway incident rather than intervene revealing how legal risk social stigma and fear of police questioning can deter bystanders from helping. The piece notes a Chicago seminar on the Good Samaritan and concludes readers will recall the scandal rather than the act of aid.
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Paul Harvey
George
New York
George Smith
Geroge
University of Chicago
Smith
Actress Ellen’s “gushy” charm sparks family quiz
Dear Mrs Lawrence explains Ellen’s affectionate telephone manner as a reaction to an aunt’s spiteful “Plain Speaker” persona. The Hollywood AP section then profiles Robert Vaughn balancing The Man from U N C L E with a USC PhD path.
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Muriel Lawrence
Ellen
Local business forecast boosts Biddeford and Saco tourism
Trade advertising notes expect a prosperous summer with record tourist traffic. Travel authorities cite 15 to 20 percent more foreign visitors during peak season, aiding merchants and service establishments across the region.
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United States
Daily Crossword Puzzle 47 August in Paris
Clues list items such as popular game, Philippine island, ivory, inventor, safety device on airplane wings, hats, weapons, and several others. The page presents a long crossword with numbered entries and theme hints including Paris and August.
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