Dominicans Debate Bosch Rule After Trujillo Shadow
Santo Domingo reports a fragile democracy under President Bosch, with lingering Trujillo era fears. Analysts cite administrative incompetence, Catholic opposition, and potential instability as foreign investors flee and business groups grow wary.
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Hong Kong builds hotel boom by training refugees
Hong Kong hosts a refugee training drive to fit newcomers for hotel work. Tony Ross, head of City Hotels, Ltd, leads a school teaching Chinese refugees English and hospitality skills to staff new hotel duties. The program, backed by CANE and the Hotel Association, aims to supply 3000 trainees and bolster the colony’s growing tourism industry.
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Ex-Lax President Seeks New Acquisition Targets
Roy M. Goodman of Ex-Lax Inc, a medium sized firm led by the third generation, aims to acquire well managed drug companies. He notes fierce competition in a $23 billion U.S. industry and says his plan includes retaining principals and avoiding mass layoffs after acquisitions. Goodman cites Bayswater Co of Canada as a recent purchase and says three staff continually review potential deals.
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Vietnam War Update and Southern California Weather
AP reports a lull in Southern California rain with clearing skies and warmer temperatures through Saturday. In Saigon, analysts note a senior Pentagon official may visit Vietnam for a military assessment while avoiding public political comments. Plans include trips to Vietnam, Okinawa, Korea, Formosa, and Japan to confer with defense officials.
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Brick-Tossing Mother Fined In Aurora Police Station
Evelyn BD Gorden, 26, mother of four, was fined 100 in Municipal Court on Thursday and ordered to pay the cost of replacing a 30 by 36 inch window she broke at the Aurora Police Station. She told officers she threw the brick because I Just always Wanted In.
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Limitations Revealed Experts Disagree On Lie Detector Accuracy
An Associated Press survey shows many police departments value lie detectors but acknowledge their limits. Experts warn results depend on machine type examiner skill and subject cooperation, with some agencies using polygraphs as investigative aids rather than proof of innocence.
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Predicting longer Viet Nam conflict and U.S. role
Washington reports a spread of political and religious unrest in South Vietnam with analysts predicting a longer anti communist war and extended American involvement. Officials cited loss of popular support for the Diem regime, reliance on foreign aid, and a potential Saigon government crackdown as central factors shaping a prolonged crisis.
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Bethlehem Sells New San Francisco Building
Bethlehem Steel Co sells its Pacific Coast headquarters in San Francisco for 40 million dollars to Tasarine Securities Inc. and will lease back space for four years. Insurance Securities Trust Fund manager Seline Kaiser announced the purchase, noting Bethlehem will remain in the building with its Pacific Division headquarters and penthouse.
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Moon Goal Set by US Before 1970
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The United States has set a goal of reaching the moon before 1970 and after this milestone NASA planners study follow on programs including multiman space stations in earth orbit manned facilities and a permanent moon base. Costs high and decisions loom as engineers weigh biology research long duration spaceflight and military needs for reconnaissance in future space stations.
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