Armed Forces Split Over Leadership After Dominican Coup
In Santo Domingo the Dominican armed forces fracture over who leads after a rebel uprising and the civilian junta resigns. Ousted President Juan Bosch expected to return from exile in Puerto Rico, while rebels install Rafael Molina Arena as provisional president and Congress is recalled. Bosch vows to finish his term amid calls for democratic reform.
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Santo Domigue
Dominican Republic
Juan D. Bosch
Puerto Rico
Air Force
Old Guard
Caribbean
Hispaniola
Haiti
Donald Reid Cabral
Ramon Caceres Troncoso
Rafael Molina Arena
Chamber of Deputies
Bosch
San Juan
Santo Domingo
Molina
Congress
Rafael Trujillo
Fidel Castro
Miguel Angel Hernando Ramirez
Francisco Camano Deno
Deaths Mrs. Orval Titus Union City Resident
Mrs. Orval Titus of R D 4 Union City died suddenly at 12 15 p m Saturday at her home after several years illness Born October 28 1907 in Amity Township she lived in Union City for years She married Orval Titus February 6 1922 in Mayville He survives with a daughter Gertrude Warner six grandchildren and a great grandson Also surviving are her mother Mrs Kenneth Kimmey a brother Otto Allen and other relatives Funeral services are to be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in Beaverdam Cemetery conducted by Rev William Sturdevant and Rev Robert Casler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval
Minnie) Titus
Titus
R. D
Union City
Beaverdam
Amity Township
Mayville
Orval Titus
Wayne Valley
Robert Casler
Beaverdam Cemetery
Obituary: John I. Skiff 83 Union City
John I. Skiff 83 of Union City died Saturday in Union City Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born February 4 1882 in Eldred Township Warren County, married Patty Young in 1916. Survived by son Melvin and 12 step-grandchildren. service tomorrow at 2 30 pm at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg.
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John I. Skiff
Skiff
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Eldred Township
Warren County
Alexander
Mary Rool Skiff
Patty Young
Melvin Skiff
Cleveland
Ohio
Howard Burleigh
R. D
Spartansburg
Robert Henderson
Franklin
Orange Young
Erie
Otis Young
Emmit Young
H. Richard Hays
Jerry McCauley
Dobbs Corners Community Church
East Branch Cemetery
Two Boys Drown In Farm Pond Near Buffalo
Two boys aged two years drowned yesterday in a small farm pond near a lad’s home in Motttville, N Y, close to Buffalo. An investigation and local funeral arrangements followed the tragedy.
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Mottville
N. Y
Buffalo
Five Double Winners In Girls Swim Meet
The YMCA pool hosted a 16 event girls championships with five swimmers winning two titles each: Mary Summerville Marcie Stahl Becky Summerville Debbie Tobin and Becky Bulard. Additional firsts went to Terry McMullin Barb Crowell Donna Tate Molly Rudolph Vicki Cragg and Karol Kelsey.
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YMCA
Mary Summerville
Marcie Stahl
Becky Summerville
Debbie Tobin
Becky Bulard
Terry McMullin
Barb Crowell
Donna Tate
Molly Rudolph
Vicki Cragg
Karol Kelsey
CADET
Crystal Cole
Martha Leishman
Carol Brown
Linda Sharrow
Betsy Heacox
Jean Bracken
Barbara Crowell
Barbara Seel
Ann Bennett
Martha Hileman
Dean Bracken
Mary Ficcardi
Debbie Ficcardi
Bourguiba Said Deserves to Be Shot, Al Akhbar Claims
Al Akhbar quoted Bourguiba as deserving execution after he suggested Arabs should negotiate with Israel. The claim appeared in a Saturday report from Cairo.
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Cairo
al Akhbar
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Israel
Saint John's Church votes to leave Episcopal Church
In Savannah Georgia the St. John's Episcop al Church voted 700 to 45 to disassociate rather than admit Negroes. Rector Rev Ernest Risley said he would resign from the ministry. The church plans to remain as a congregation church with about 1400 members.
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Savannah, Ga
St. John's Episcopal Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ernest Risley
Episcopal Church
W. Hunter Saussy
Church
Risley
Episcopal
St. John’s
Atlanta
Saussy
St. John's
Lovington Rain Festival Mixes Dances and Traditions
Ancient Indian rain rituals blend with modern teen dances at Lovington New Mexico event to bring relief to drought. The weekend kickoff featured the watusi and mashed potato amid Courthouse Square crowds, followed by the Philip Whitecloud Indian Dance Troupe performing traditional rain dances. If ceremonies fail, city officials may consider a Denver rainmaking firm offering scientific rainfall methods.
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Lovington
N. M
New Mexico
Courthouse Square
Philip Whitecloud
Wes Allen
Denver
Cuban consul general granted U S visa after defection report
Julio Cesar del Castillo Cuban consul general in London received a visa to live in the United States according to the U S Embassy. A London paper claimed he defected and was aboard the Queen Mary bound for New York, with dockings anticipated. The Cuban Embassy said no defectation was confirmed and noted he was recalled to Havana.
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London
Julio Cesar del Castillo
United States
U. S
del Castillo
New York
Havana
Reapportionment, School Reorganization in Spotlight
House Republicans push to force action on a reapportionment resolution as courts demand redrawing by Sept. 1 under the one man one vote ruling. The Senate has approved a resolution, two moves are in the House, and four California lawmakers head to Harrisburg to advise dissenting Pennsylvania legislators.
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House
State House
Senate J
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
California
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
California lawmakers push for constitutional amendment reapportionment
Four California legislators act in unison touring state capitols urging a congressional memorial to amend the constitution on reapportionment. Rep Williams seeks a House roll call to repeal the school reorganiza tion act and will file a discharge resolution to move the bill from education committee. Senate leaders back Gov Scranton appointee Bloom to the Public Utility Commission amid Senate work on 58 million dollars in 1965 66 appropriations including 13.8 million for industrial development loans.
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California
Congress
Alan D. Williams Jr
Bucks
House
Williams
Guv. Scranton
George S. Bloom
Public Utility Commission
Senate
John H. Devlin
Lincoln Service promotes U S Civil Service job tests
Adults 18 and over are urged to prepare for U S Civil Service openings in the next year. The ad claims high starting salaries and strong job security with advancement, noting many positions require little education. It emphasizes test passage and intense competition, offering free information and a coupon to mail today for government job listings and salaries.
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U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept. 1
Pekin
Tllinois Tam
TED
Steel strike fears underscored by Connor and Fowler
Cabinet members Secretary of Commerce John Connor and Secretary of the Treasury Henry Fowler warned on radio and TV that a steel strike would devastate the economy and threaten prospects. Chief Mediator Simkin remained active as talks paused, while unions signaled they unlikely win the full 17.9 cent demand.
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Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Washington
Connor
Fowler
William 2. Simkin
Commerce and Treasury
Johnson
White House
Corry Students Win Academic Honors At Erie Center
Corry 1964 graduates Dennis Becker and Leo Higley were recognized at Erie Business Center for midsemester honors. Becker holds a straight A average and faculty honor list status, Higley earned A’s and B’s and was placed on Ledean’s list. Both study business at Simkin and await industry negotiations aimed at a temporary one-year contract, with no settlement before the strike deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Becker
Leo Higley
Corry
Erie Business Center
Dennis
Simkin
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Marine National Banic
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