Haiti accuses Dominican Republic of aiding Haitian rebels
Port au Prince accuses the Dominican Republic of training camps and planes for Haitian rebels and of massacres. Duvalier regime surveys first 20 refugees leaving under safe conduct passes as curfew grips the capital. Dominican Charge d affaires Bobadilla leaves for Santo Domingo as the Colombian embassy handles asylum cases. Two American reporters depart on the same flight. Martial law and an 8 p m to 5 a m curfew stay in effect amid regional alarm.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Dominican Republic
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Francisco Bobadilla
Santo Domingo
Eduardo Restrepo
Bobadilla
Paul Good
American Broadcasting Co
al Burt
Miami Herald
Inter- American Peace Commission
Organization of American States
Washington
Brezhnev Expected To Succeed Kozlov In Soviet Line
Moscow reports Kozlov, 55, gravely ill with a brain clot and likely to be hospitalized for months. Western observers say Leonid Brezhnev, 56, Khrushchev protege, could become heir apparent if Kozlov is sidelined. The central committee confirmed Kozlov’s illness and his absence from Lenin's tomb ceremony.
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Moscow
Frol Kozlov
Khrushchev
Kozlov
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Lenin
Red Square
Central Committee of
The
Communist Party
F. A. Kozlov
LBJ Slams Fund Dinner Dinners In Milwaukee Comment
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson derided fund raising dinners saying a hundred-dollar plate often yields a two-dollar steak a two-bit salad and a two-hour nap He spoke at a Milwaukee Jefferson Jackson Day dinner urging Democrats not to be asleep in politics The remark targeted fundraising events and party complacency.
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Milwaukee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Prominent Politicians Named in Connecticut Patronage List
The John P. Kelly Co disclosed a list of over 300 individuals receiving commissions on state insurance policies, most of them Democrats. Names include Gov. John Dempsey’s aide, state representatives, and party officials, with a few Republicans also listed. total commissions paid 1959 to 1963 amounted to 367,069 dollars.
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Hartford, Conn
Connecticut
John P. Kelly Co
Hartford
John Bailey
Kelly Company
Katherine Quinn
West Hartford
Democratic State Central Committee
John Furey
Miss Quinn
Robert Beckwith
John Dempsey
John Golden
New Haven
William H. Brennan
Stamford
G.O.P
Fairfield County
Man shoots at deputies during car repossession in Scottdale
Frank Byrwa, 38, opened fire on Westmoreland county deputy sheriffs Edward Poole and Regis Kelly when they arrived with a court order to repossess his car. After a five hour standoff in his one story home with wife and six children, Byrwa was captured by state police using tear gas and a break through a first floor window. He faces assault with intent to kill charges.
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Scottdale
Pennsylvania
Frank Byrwa
Byrwa
Edward Poole
Regis Kelly
Westmoreland County
Poole
Kelly
Mike Tullio
Rockefeller's Second Marriage Seals Political Gamble for Love
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller wed Margaretta Murphy in a private Westchester ceremony at the Rockefeller estate. The vow follows Rockefeller's divorce after 31 years of marriage and precedes a Venezuela honeymoon. Political reaction ranges from claims of no impact to notes it could affect his presidential prospects.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitter Murphy
Marshall Smith
Union Church of
Margaretta
Happy” Murphy
Westchester County
Rockefeller Ranch
Venezuela
Social
William Miller
Jacob Javits
R-N. Y
Rockefeller wedding announcement clocks in at precise hour
New York AP report details the Rockefeller family releasing wedding news at exact times. Steven David of the Rockefellers brought sealed envelopes to the AP newsroom at 3 p.m., after signaling the timing with a clock. Similar announcements appeared in other city newsrooms.
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New York
Gov
Rockefellers
Steven David
David
Gambling raids nab over 100 on Derby Day across states
Federal agents raided gambling dens in 13 states on Derby Day, arresting more than 100 people. An IRS spokesman said it was the first time gambling raids were timed to coincide with a major racing day as part of a coordinated effort.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Birmingham Demonstrators Defy Police in Water Hose Incident
A crowd of more than 1 000 Negroes in Birmingham defied police, dogs, and high velocity water hoses before leaders persuaded them to disperse. Police reported about 200 arrests, including 111 children under 16, with more than 1 600 arrested since April 3. President Kennedy and Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy acted by dispatching civil rights aides while Dr. Martin Luther King Jr planned meetings before returning to Atlanta.
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Birmingham
Billy Boak
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
Melvin Bailey
Soviet admits possible defeat in war says US analyst
Lt Col Murray Green of the U S Air Force analyzes Military Strategy a Moscow published work edited by Marshal Sokolovsky. He notes Soviet doctrine shows contradictions among 15 authors and acknowledges potential civilian casualties in a nuclear war. The book sold 20 000 copies, signaling official sanction.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Murray Green
U. S. Air Force
Green
Herbert Sholar
Plans
Air Force Intelligence
Moscow
V. D. Sokolovsky
Sokolovsky
Illinois Relief Checks Hope Hinges on Special Session
About 300000 Illinois residents await relief checks as IPAC hopes to find a funding path. Daniel Walker leads staff in seeking aid methods while the legislature debates welfare ceilings. Chicago officials and Catholic leaders push for emergency cash and state duty to help the needy.
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Chicago
Daniel Walker
Deerfield
Illinois Public Aid Commission
IPAC
Illinois
Walker
Richard Daley
Daley
Msgr
Vincent Cooke
Archdiocese of
Cedar Rapids Gazette edition sent to Italy tour group
Forty five copies of this Cedar Rapids Gazette edition travel with the Chamber of Commerce goodwill tour in Europe. A photo layout shows Madrid and a bullfight. Bruce Fishwild directs the papers and will distribute them on arrival at the Hotel Mediterraneo in Florence. Gift from Peter F. Bezanson, Morris Plan Companies president.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Chamber of Commerce Goodwill
Europe
Madrid
Express
Bruce Fishwild
Gazette News
Hotel Mediterraneo
Florence
Italy
Peter F. Bezanson
Morris Plan Companies
Iowa
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