Yacht Patria Ends Up For Sale From Trujillo Era
Dominican Republic offers the 316-foot Patria yacht for sale at a minimum price of 800000 dollars. Built in 1931 and once named Hussar then Sea Cloud, the vessel carried Ramfis Trujillo and family on lavish voyages before the 1961 collapse of the Trujillo regime.
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Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Dominican Navy
Patria
Ramfis Trujillo
U. S
Ramfis
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Kiel
Germany
Hussar
Joseph E. Davies
Sea Cloud
Guadeloupe
Paris
Untouchables Yet Face Water Restrictions in Indian Villages
AP dispatch reports Hindus still practice untouchability despite an 11 year ban, with untouchables forbidden to draw water from public wells in some villages per L. E. Perumal, head of a government inquiry panel. Also notes a Poland Algeria science cooperation agreement and a Saudi loan to Pakistan for defense.
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Hyderabad
India
L. E. Perumal
Warsaw
Poland
Algeria
Paris
United States
Washington
France
Eisenhower
State Department
Yugoslav Agency Reports Tour of Red China Offers
Tanjug in Bucharest reported that a Yugoslav tourist agency Karpati planned a Red China tour covering Peking Canton and Shanghai this year. The price was not advertised.
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China
Peking
Canton
Shanghai
Karpati
Tanjug
Bucharest
Swedish ecumenical unity service draws Catholic and Lutheran bishops
In Stockholm a national church law allowing only ordained Swedish ministers to preach was temporarily overridden for a joint unity service at Katarina Church. American Catholic Bishop John E. Taylor and Lutheran Bishop Helge Ljungberg led the service, signaling broader church unity.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Katarina
John E. Taylor
Helge Ljungberg
Argentine Labor Leaders Plan May Day World Tour
Central Labor Federation sources say Argentine labor leaders will fly to Cuba the Soviet Union East Germany and Bulgaria for May Day celebrations. The federation is dominated by followers of exiled ex-dictator Juan D Peron.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cuba
Soviet Union
East Germany
Bulgaria
Central Labor Federation
Juan D. Peron
Budapest fare hikes by 50 to 100 percent spark transit debate
Metropolitan Council announced steep public transport fare increases effective July 1 while cutting commuter tickets costs. Basic streetcar and bus fare will rise to 4 to 6 cents, prompting concerns over urban mobility and affordability.
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Budapest
Hungary
Metropolitan Council
Park Service Hopes Accruing Funds Will Buy Land
The National Park Service seeks Land and Water Conservation Fund revenues to acquire lands for new projects including Assateague Island Seashore, ranking it second in priority amid funding concerns. A House panel noted a backlog of over 300 million yet authorized. the House approved 3.36 million for Assateague and 1 million for a bridge, with 189,600 for initial island facilities. The piece also records Board of Geographic Names clarifications on Virginia place names, such as Arnolds Knob and several local toponyms.
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Park Service
Washington
The
National Park Service
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Assateague Island National Seashore
Assaague
Park = service
Assateague
Virginia-Maryland
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
Delaware River
House
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
Weyne N. Aspinall
Interior Committee
Johnson
Maryland
Board of Geographic Names
Virginia
Berrytown
Rockingham County
Yancey
Blenkhorn Creek
Nansemond County
Blinkhorn Creek
Craig Springs
New Castle
Craig Healing Spring
Craig Healing Springs
Ellett Creek
Montgomery County
Elliott Creek
Hoges Chapel
Giles County
Hoges Store
Jones Run
Sheanandoah National Park
Bigg Falls
New Ellett
Elfett Station
Peterfish Run
Dover Run
Harnsberger Creek
Piney Ridge
Craig County
Little Piney
Piney Mountain
Swift Run
White Rock Branch
Giles
Monroe
Epling Draft
Story Creek
Kapp Elected President of Record Industry Group
David Kapp founder of Kapp Records and president of the company was named president of the Record Industry Association of America. He succeeds Goddard Lieberson of Columbia Records who had led the group for two years. The association certifies million selling recordings for the Gold Record awards.
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Kapp
New York
David Kapp
Kapp Records
Record Industry Association of America
Goddard Lieberson
Columbia Records
Change in Southern Railway Train No 47 Schedule
Notice announces that starting April 25 1966 passenger train No 47 The Southern er will depart Danville for Atlanta Birmingham New Orleans and intermediate points at 151 am EST instead of 1251 am EST, per Southern Railway System.
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Southern Railway
Southerner
Danville
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Southern Railway System
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Frank O'Neal
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Helsinki
Finland
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Arnolds Knob
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