Removal of U S Troops From Santo Domingo Posts
U S troops were withdrawn from strategic points in Santo Domingo Friday after six Dominicans were wounded in a Communist demonstration the previous day None of the wounded were in the main protest group including three minors The Dominican police chief denounced the shooting as unpardonable and said it nourishes communism and demanded accountability The U S forces cited self defense as the reason for firing and stated the withdrawal was at Dominican authorities request to prevent further incidents
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Jose de Jesus Morillo
National Police
U.S
Robert R. Linvill
Morillo
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Linvill
Nuclear planning outlined for NATO Europe security
McNamara chaired talks on deploying tactical nuclear weapons in Europe with over 6,000 warheads and reforms for NATO. Plans describe regional nuclear groups across Greece Turkey Italy Germany Denmark Norway Britain and the United States with centralized coordination by Gen. Lemitzer and Adm. Moorer under President Johnson.
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McNamara
Europe
NATO
Paris
NATO Council
Greece
Turkey
Britain
United States
Middle Europe
Low Countries
Denmark
Norway
Iceland
Atlantic
U.S
Lyman L. Lemitzer
Allied Powers
Thomas H. Moorer
Johnson
Noa
Plan to expand Teacher Corps faces opposition and doubt
The amendment to cut funds was offered by Rep. Duncan and approved by the Appropriations Committee despite opposition from Chairman Mahon. Mrs. Green criticized the corps arguing it would disrupt local teaching, replace permanent staff, and divert funds from lunch, milk, and vocational programs. Plans continue for 60 university training sites and 3,000 inquiries with a target of 3,750 trainees next fall, a goal now in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Duncan
D-Ore
Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
D. Tex
Irs
Green
Dodd involved in alleged improper favors and tax issue
A Connecticut senator faced charges of improper favors to Klein a 64 year old retired National Guard major general and a Chicago public relations figure amid claims of document theft. The piece notes Klein’s denials and outlines IRS scrutiny of campaign funds from dinners in 1961 1963 and 1965 totaling over 100000. It also covers a separate Ohio accident where Glenn Spellman 22 lost brakes and crashed into lab tools at a service station.
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Dodd
Klein
National Guard
Chicago
Pearson
Anderson
West Germany
Senate
Connecticut
Internal Revenue Service
John Stennis
D-Miss
Bobby Baker
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Eugene J. Mearthy
D-Minn
John Sherman Cooper
Third Wife Sues Over Estate Rights After Reynolds Death
Muriel Marston Reynolds files a 10 million dollar federal suit in New York alleging coercion by Georgia Chief Justice William Duckworth to drop her appeal of a 1960 divorce from Richard J. Reynolds Jr. The case names the fourth wife and Bankers Trust Co. as defendants, cites Manhattan Surrogate Court orders, and references Reynolds’ multiple marriages and wealth from the tobacco heir.
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Dick Reynolds
New York
Richard J. Reynolds Jr
Muriel Marston Reynolds
Georgia Supreme Court
Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Lucerne
Switzerland
Annemarie Schmitt Reynolds
William Duckworth
Reyn
London
Sapelo Island
Marianne O’brien
Elizabeth McCaw Dillard Reynolds
High School Teacher Held On Rape, Murder Charges
A 28 year old mathematics teacher at Dubois Area High School, Jon E. Yount, was jailed on murder and rape charges for the stabbing death of Pamela Sue Rimer, 18, an honor student and National Honor Society member. Pamela’s body, found near her Luthersburg road home, showed neck wounds and a stocking gag. Yount, a Dubois native with degrees from Penn State, is married with two children. He was apprehended after police traced a green station wagon.
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Dubois
Jon E. Yount
Clearfield County
Dubois Area High School
Pamela Sue Rimer
Luthersburg
R.D
Pamela
Pennsylvania State University
Yount
Dubois Area
Penn State
Jone
Severe Dallas area storms cause flooding and damage
Gusts to 69 mph battered Dallas Fort Worth as hail rain and flash floods hit Marshall and surrounding cities. Damage in Fort Worth Christian College reached 250000 with a maintenance worker injured. Seven drowned in Dallas floods and dozens evacuated as Duck Creek surged.
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Page One
Dallas
Weather Bureau
Great Southwest International Airport
Fort Worth
Wade Banowsky
Fort Worth Christian College
Jack Rosenburg
Marshall
Texas
Naples
Gainesville
Abilene
Sweetwater
The
Small Business Administration
Carrollton
Garland
Duck Creek
Hunger and hardship amid jungle patrols and flood chaos
Vietnamese patrols traded for food with villagers as they moved through rice paddies and thickets. Troops shared with officers and ate cucumbers mangos coconuts papaya and watermelon. Back home Fort Worth saw floods with dozens of homes and businesses damaged as authorities urged river crests and flood stage forecasts.
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Foss
Hawaii
Newman Gill
el Cerrito
Calif
Gill
Rainy Shenandoah Apple Festival parade drenched in Winchester
The 39th Shenandoah Apple Festival parade in Winchester was damp as rain fell during the grand feature. Queen Shenandoah XXXIX Elizabeth Jane Henderson waved from the Queen's float under an umbrella while Grand Marshal S. Sgt. Barry Ler, composer of The Ballad of the Green Beret, wore his green beret and uniform.
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Winchester
Shenandoah
Elzabeth Jane Henderson
England
S.sgt. Barryler
Ballard
Shenandoah XXXIX
Viet Nam week near Cambodian front to 1100 tons
Vietnam week near the Cambodian front ranged up to 1100 tons as guerrilla units kept clear of six major American ground operations. A Marine patrol reported the only contact, and a spokesman said a Viet Cong detachment was engaged 17 miles south of Da Nang with artillery support, 12 were killed.
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da Nang
Saigon
van van Cua
Cua
Lodge
Pope Paul VI
Rome
Boston
Washington
National effort eyed to move people from poverty areas
Haar said subsidized transportation would not be limited to Los Angeles poverty areas. It will be a national undertaking. The federal government is coordinating with Memphis Tennessee, Cleveland Ohio, Pittsburgh and Boston to place people from poverty areas into outlying jobs.
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Haar
Los Angeles
Memphis
Tenn
Cleveland
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chinese Influence Dominates North Viet Nam War Effort
Briefings indicate a shift as newer intellectuals press ideas, while Chinese Communist influence remains dominant in North Viet Nam. Moscow’s influence recedes amid public praise for Beijing’s aid in moving supplies and sustaining combat in the South. No Chinese troops are known to fight in the South, but CCP equipment reaches main Viet Cong units and North Vietnamese army regulars there.
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Lodge
U.S
William Porter
Viet Nam
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
Mekong River
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
Gulf of Tonkin
Vinh
Haiphong
Dong Hoi
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Guam
da Nang
Nguyen van Thieu
Union
Cua
Fao
Moscow
Ho Chi Minh
Peking
China
South
Thant calls for clarified aims before Geneva Indochina talks
Thant urged that parties in Indochina define objectives clearly before talks. He cited the 1954 Geneva accord ending French rule, which set up two Vietnamese states and called for free elections that never occurred. He warned Hanoi fears UN scrutiny could undermine Geneva, while China fears being seen as an accused party.
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Thant
Indochina
North Viet Nam
United Nations
Hanoi
U.N. Security Council
China
Security Council
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