Rebels Claim US Interference In Dominican Crisis
Dominican rebel congress leaders sent a message to non Communist nations denouncing U.S. coercion in domestic affairs. The note, signed by Arevalo Cedeno Valdez and Anibal Campagna, urged support for free democratic parliaments but excluded Cuba, Haiti, the Soviet Union, and Red China.
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Dominican Republic
Congress
United States
U.S
Arevalo Cedeno Valdez
Anibal Campagna
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Juan Bosch
Europe
Middle East
Asia
Cuba
Haiti
Soviet Union
Red China
Johnson
Antonio Guainan
Bosch
Rusk Seeks Latin American Ministers Meeting on Dominican Crisis
Washington AP Secretary of State Rusk plans talks with Latin American ministers to review the Dominican crisis and explore a standby inter American force. As fighting ends and interim regime disputes linger, Bundy says the situation is much less hectic. The OAS session may delay to Friday.
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Washington
Dear Rost
Organization of American States
U.S
Hemisphere
McGeorge Bundy
Johnson
Santo Domingo
Rusk
Vasco Leitan
Ida
OAS
Dominican Republic
United States
Reading on Today's Editorial Page Highlights Minorities
On today's editorial page a sharp reminder that the Great Society is largely political expediency. Paul Harvey's column examines the plight of the American Indian to illustrate a minority group truly subjected to discrimination.
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Paul Harvey
Weaver warns space walk could be dangerous
Union Linx former Congressman James D. Weaver told Union City Lions Club the planned Ed White space walk may be extremely dangerous due to cramped quarters in the capsule. He compared Russian capsules as roomier and claimed the Soviet program holds an edge on the U S manned space effort. He shifted to taxes noting excise taxes on handbags cosmetics should be removed, recalling his 1964 vote against extending some excise taxes.
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Union Linx
James D. Weaver
Ed White
U. S
Union City Lions Club
Ritz
Weaver
House Space Committee
Soviet Union
House of Representatives
Juvenile vandals nabbed in two Columbus break in attempts
Four State Police cases remain under investigation after three cottages in Cottage Park were broken into and 25 newspaper tubes damaged along two Erie paper routes in Columbus. Three Columbus juveniles confessed to the tube damage and linked one suspect to the cottage break-ins. Whisky theft reported. investigation to wrap up within a day.
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Columbus
Paul Sita
Corry
Cottage Park
Erie
Sita
Cyril Kranz
Carl Peterson
Herman Steaves
Ronald Dills
Erie Papers
Dills
Meat Prices Rise As Spring Demand Grows Throughout 1965
Meat price increases headline the spring and summer outlook as buyers expect 1965 to see a long pricing spiral. A Corry canvass shows rising demand for steak, beef, and poultry for barbecues while Midwest and Western producers market fewer cattle and hogs. Chicago packers report an 18 per cent drop in animals ready for market, with major packers paying more for slimmer cattle and hogs. Continued discussion noted.
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Corry
Chicago
Queen Elizabeth II Visits West Berlin Amid Cold War Tensions
Queen Elizabeth II flew 110 miles behind the Iron Curtain to West Berlin for a 54 hour visit. East Germany claimed West German agents planned terrorist provocations around the Berlin Wall. British, West German, and West Berlin authorities dismissed the charges and welcomed the queen as a sign of solidarity. The East German broadcasts alleged West German actions violated air space, while officials in Britain and West Germany rejected the claims.
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Elisabeth II
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Reinhard Gehlen
Red
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Foreign Office
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West Germany
Tornadoes Strike Eight States Killing And Damaging
Tornadoes and thunderstorms hit eight states in the midwest causing at least two deaths and multiple injuries. A lineman died in Elkheart Indiana from a dangling line while repairing Palm Sunday storm damage. Ohio and Illinois reports include injuries and property loss.
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Missouri
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Oklahoma
Elkhart
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Sylvania
Toledo
Chicago
Skokie
O'Hare International
Sde
Oklahoma City
Church of God and Christ
Reedsburg
Wis
Blue Springs
Madison
Towa
Cost Of Living Rises In April To New High
Washington AP April consumer prices climbed three tenths of a percent the largest April gain since 1960 driven by higher costs for food clothing transportation and medical care pushing the CPI to a new high of 1093 equals about ten dollars for a typical ten dollar base basket in 1957 59. Deputy A s Commissioner Sidney A Jaffe said the rise is a little out of balance but not tremendously unusual.
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Washington
Labor Department
Asst
Sidney A. Jaffe
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Voting OK To Trigger Clash In Congress
The Senate approved the administration voting rights bill 79 to 19, setting up a clash with the House over poll taxes. The House Judiciary Committee banned poll taxes, declaring they discriminate against Negro voters, a move not adopted by the Senate. House leaders pledge support for their version and expect debate to begin in about three weeks.
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Senate
House
House Judiciary Committee
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Pledgea Ms
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Celler
Johnson
Congress
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Georgia
South Carolina
North
Viet Cong raid battles near Da Nang and Hanoi
U S Army helicopters and Vietnamese troops attacked a Viet Cong gathering 25 miles south of Da Nang, killing about 85 enemy fighters. Twenty five suspects were captured. A marine major cited seized documents claiming a high level Viet Cong meeting. One American helicopter gunner was injured, one Vietnamese soldier killed, three wounded. Air strikes north of the border pounded targets with 65 percent destruction reported. Navy pilot casualties and carrier air operations were also noted as U S destroyers engaged coastal Viet Cong targets.
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Viet Nam
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Peek
Hanoi
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Oriskany
Bon Homme Richard
South Viet Nam
U.S
Binh Dinh
Binh Tuan
Phu Yen
Sommers
Hai Long
Jimmy C. Stinnett
Cartersville
U S
Vinh
Delaying aging sparks mixed views across ages
A pathologist suggests aging could be delayed potentially keeping people aged 20 to 30 for decades. Reactions vary from support to caution with figures like Joe Torre and Harald Lloyd voicing optimism while Marilyn Wahl and others warn of downsides. Critics cite nature, religious views, and health risks.
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Robert R. Kohn
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Kohn
Joe Torre
Milwaukee Braves
Harald Lloyd
Marilyn Wahl
Los Angeles
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