Struggle For Support In Dominican Republic Conflict
Provisional government led by diplomat Hector Garcia Gopoy to take over in the Dominican Republic for nine months until free elections and a constitutional government, with a U.S. backed truce amid Communist and anti Communist campaigns. Marines acted to prevent a Communist seizure as Havana backed plans loom from Caamano and international communism.
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U.S
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Santo Domingo
Joe Stauin
Foy
Latin America
Jumes DuBois
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Caamano
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Caribbean
Caramano
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CORE demands spark clash as Raleigh meeting ends
A group of African American leaders met Governor Dan Moore in Raleigh to press for demands outside the state’s power. Moore urged enforcement of existing laws and local solutions, while CORE leaders warned of planned nonviolent protests against Klan rallies, arguing that trouble follows such confrontations.
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Raleigh
Moore
North Carolina
Froyp McKissick
Durham
National Congress of Racial Equality
Plymouth
Carolina
Gollden Frinks
Washington County
County Board of Education
Frinks
General Assembly
Ku Klux Klan
Kluckers
CORE
Ambassadors and shifting roles in U N staffing
The piece discusses Arthur Goldberg appointing staff for the U S at the United Nations. It notes selections including Dr James Nasr and Representative James Roosevelt, with questions about Roosevelt's fit and implications for Jimmy in Los Angeles. It speculates on internal politics and future moves.
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United Nations
Arthur Goldberg
Aptart Stevenson
Goupbeerg
James M. Nasnrrr
Howard University
Washington
Nasrtt
Goupsere
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
F. D. Roosevelt
Hurrah for Academic Creeps Opinion Page
Three strangers could read colleges as football hubs, protest halls, or social leader factories. Most students are not pictured in fame but as diligent workers and learners. The piece lauds the unseen “little guys” as campus cement and future salt of the land.
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Raleigh News and Observer
College
Danville Register Department Directory Contact
The Danville Register provides department contacts including the Dial SW 3 2311 line for reader inquiries and service information. This brief notice lists the paper’s post office entry as second class mail matter.
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Danville
Johnson Dirksen clash over Taft-Hartley 14b repeal risks
LBJ and Dirksen clash over repealing Taft Hartley 14b as Dirksen resists. Dirksen warns of a 27 senator filibuster plan, pressuring the White House to back down or risk a public split. President seeks a quid pro quo to avert a stubborn Senate fight and preserve labor coalition support for 1966.
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Everett Dirksen
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Lawrence O’brien
Senate
Senator Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Carl Curtis
Spessard Holland
Florida
Willis Robertson
Virginia
Labor
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COPE
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Harvest Struggles Highlight Soviet Agriculture
Washington correspondent notes ongoing Soviet farming woes marked by poor harvest quality and reliance on foreign grain. He observes long work hours for women, criticism of bureaucratic methods, and the Khrushchev era’s volatile impact on policy and leadership amid a struggling collective farming system.
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Smolensk
Moscow
Canada
Argentina
Russia
Ussr
Leningrad
The Reader Letters and Hate Mail to Columnists
A veteran columnist describes handling reader correspondence noting most letters are sensible while abusive ones are discarded. He cites Jesuit conspiracy claims and attacks on Buckley by John Birch Society members, arguing hate mail reflects the sender’s bitterness and that civil disagreement can stimulate thoughtful writing.
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William Buckley
John Birch Society
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Birch
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Birchites
Soviet
Russia
John Kenneth Galbraith
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Birch Society
Robert Welch
Marx
Rothschild
United Nations
Betlam
Jhate
Right Introduction For Foreign Students By Dr Glenn Olds
John Chamberlain outlines a plan by Dr Glenn Olds to reshape international studies in New York State. Olds aims to funnel foreign students to a Long Island center for orientation, then expose them to Nassau County's urban renewal challenges and American life realities. He critiques IQ-centric testing and champions practical decision making over mere analysis. Olds previously hired Dr Woodrow Wilson Sayre of Tufts after Sayre wrote of his Everest climb, calling it philosophy under stress.
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New York State
Kennedy Airfield
Glenn Olds
Olds
Springfield College
Massachusetts
Frederick Rogers
Springfield
State
Dr. Olds
Long Island
Oyster Bay
Nassau County
Nassau
New York City
Woodrow Wilson Sayre
Wilson
Tufts
Sayre
Everest
Boom At Cape Kennedy Tourist Boom At Cape Kennedy
Cape Kennedy grows as a top Florida tourist draw with drive through tours past radar domes fuel plants and missile launch sites. A visitor center aims to handle about three million visitors a year by 1970 as Cocoa Beach economies benefit from space age growth.
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Cocoa Beach
Vanguard
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