No Major Dominican Flare-ups
AP reports additional U S troops in the Dominican Republic with a quieter scene inside the embattled country. Sporadic shooting continues but no major clashes. communications blackout and power outages hinder reporting as Washington says the situation remains grave yet a touch quieter.
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U. S
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Washington
William Sanders
Organization of American States
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U S Marines Link Supply Corridor in Santo Domingo
U S forces opened a supply corridor through Santo Domingo early Monday encircling rebel forces in the capital. One Marine was killed and two wounded by sniper fire not linked to the operation. The city endures a curfew and power outages with no phone service to the Embajador hotel housing the OAS mission. Rebels backing ex-president Bosch and a military junta faced U S Marines and paratroopers as peace talks began.
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U. S
U.S
Sanders
Embajador Hotel
OAS
Jose Mora
Mora
Juan D. Bosch
Bosch
U. S.S
Paul Rudd
Marine Corps
Maulachon
West Point
Col
Francis Caamano Deno
Hero
John Martin
Ing
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Caamano
Martin
Churchill
Gov Hughes to Address Legislature on Labor Legislation
Gov Harold Hughes will speak to a joint legislature session at 10 a.m. Wednesday on labor legislation. The move follows a unanimous House resolution inviting him to talk, with expected Senate passage. Hughes has opposed repealing the right to work law but favors modifications such as legalizing union shop contracts.
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Frank Nye Gatelfe
Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Iown House
Senate
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Floyd Millen
Farmington
Maule
House
Johnson praises aid plan and urges steady course
President Johnson told Congress the foreign aid program is on the right track and meeting humanitarian and national goals. He submitted a 124 page report showing about $2.3 billion in commitments in the prior year, with development assistance rising to over 45 percent of the program and efficiency savings of more than $9 million.
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Johnson
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America
Greece
Taiwan
Israel
Agency For International Development
U N Delays Dominican Talks At United Nations
The United Nations Security Council, with Soviet consent, postponed debate on the Dominican Republic presence of U S forces until afternoon. Soviet Ambassador Lenko agreed to the delay as the council considers the issue amid Iran and Soviet concerns and Paris talks.
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Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
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Dominican Republic
Fedorlenko
L-Nation Council Con- Paris
Iran
Farah
Paris
AP photographer Horst Fans wins Pulitzer Prize for Vietnam images
AP photographer Horst Fans wins a Pulitzer for dramatic Vietnam War photographs noted for daring combat coverage. Hutchinson News earns meritorious public service for a campaign to force legislative redistricting in Kansas. Other awards go to J A Livingston, Louis Kohlmeier, Melvin Ryder, Gene Goltz, John Harrison, and more, with no cartoon prize this year.
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Associated Press
Hutchinson
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Kansas
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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Gazette
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Wall Street Journal
Johnson
Melvin Ryder
Hungry Horse News
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Mont
Gene Goltz
Houston Post
Pasa
John Harrison
Gainesville
Fla
Daily Sun
Apts
New York Times
Shirley Ann Gray
Frank Gilroy
Irwin Unger
Henry Adams
Ernest’ Samuels
Humphrey Urges Equal Opportunity in Building Trades
Vice-President Hubert H. Humphrey addressed construction union members urging equal employment opportunity on federal and federally assisted projects. He cited higher employment and rising construction activity while urging locals to reject discrimination and carry the message of opportunity to their communities.
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Washington (Ap
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Humphrey
San Salvador Hit by Quake Kills 43. Hundreds Injured
An early morning quake measuring about 4 a.m. killed 43 people and wounded around 309 in San Salvador and nearby towns. Officials report widespread destruction with at least 4,000 dwellings damaged in the capital and surrounding areas.
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San Salvador
San Marcos
Santo Tolmas
Death and Terror in Santo Domingo Streets
Reporter describes fierce fighting in Santo Domingo after U S Marines and troops entered the city. Rebels, civilians, and soldiers clash with tanks, gunfire, and barricades as a cease-fire attempts to hold. A battle-scarred capital shows loyalty to Juan Bosch amid chaos.
First U S Ground Unit Arrives in South Vietnam
Saigon reports the advance element of 3 408 American paratroopers lands Monday as the first U S ground combat unit in Vietnam. The 173rd Airborne Brigade brings total U S forces in South Vietnam to about 36 000 with deployments at Bien Hoa and Vung Tau. Helicopter companies arrive to bolster mobility while air strikes resume against North Vietnam and Viet Cong positions.
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Vietnam
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Bien Hoa
Vantay
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Okinawa
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
U. S. Navy
Hanoi
Wilson urges negotiated settlement in Vietnam and Malaysia
British Prime Minister Wilson opening SEATO talks calls for an honorably negotiated peace in South Vietnam and the Indonesia Malaysia dispute. He says independence means freedom from outside interference and notes Britain’s troop presence in Southeast Asia. Ball defends U S air strikes and aid to South Vietnam as resisting aggression.
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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
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Vietnam
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Britain
Malaysia
Indonesia
SEATO
Severe Weather Warning for C. R. and region
A severe thunderstorm forecast was issued for parts of Minnesota Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin. The Weather Bureau warned of scattered storms with large hail and damaging winds from 3 pm to 9 pm along a line south of Waterloo Iowa to southeast of Green Bay Wisconsin, including Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
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Green Bay
Wis
Howard
Floyd
Washington
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Greek Cyprus lifts blockade of Nicosia Turkish district
The Greek government on Monday lifted the blockade around Nicosia's Turkish Cypriot district, ending isolation measures in the area and allowing movement and access to key facilities.
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UPI
Corpniot
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