Balance of power shifts as Dominican junta forms
The Dominican Republic’s balance of power shifted as a military junta announced a transitional government after Balaguer’s reign. Four council members resigned or were arrested amid a crackdown. Antonio Imbert and Luis Amiama further remained, shaping a tense move toward an undefined timeline for elections. Police opened fire on demonstrators in Independence Park as censorship spread and international calls pressed for press freedom.
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Rodriguer
Ted
Balaguer
Belasver
Elsctad
Trujios
Seee Ee Eee
Aera Ee
Rafael Bonnelly
Eduardo R. Barreras
Supreme Court
Msgr
Eliseo Perez Sanchez
Rotman Cathllic
Trujillos
Nicolas Pichardo
Civic Union
University Professors’ Association
Antonio Imbert
Luis Amiamalio
Generalissimo Trupillo
Coun
Organization of American States
Trujillo
OAS
Independence Park
Gen. Rodriguez
Air Force Tant
Santiago
Bitter Winter Weather Hits Most Of Nation
Bitter cold and heavy snow sweep the U S as three cold wave warnings go up across New England with temperatures plunging to 35 below. Freezing conditions reach Texas and the Gulf Coast while Northwest schools close from snow. Minnesota sees subzero readings near Lake of the Woods and Duluth areas report dangerous cold with prowler reports. A huge grain tank explodes at Superior Wisconsin harbor, spilling 365000 bushels of grain as ice and extreme cold affect infrastructure including the Superior Dumb Duluth interstate bridge shrinking three feet.
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Superior
Wis
Walterfront
Lake
Duluth
Midwest
Botimeau
Fargo
Minneapolis
Paul
Quiz ion Iowa Exposes Controversy Over Van Doren Winnings
In Midwest coverage under clouds, the tainted $129,000 Van Doren won on a spell caused tax and legal drama. Van Doren’s lawyer Carl Rubino said in court that the story is known, and he remains penitent and remorseful since charges were filed.
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Ion
Iowa
Midwest
Tivanty-One
van Doren
Carl Rubino
US Population Grows Faster Than Expected
Washington AP The Census Bureau reports US population rising quicker than forecast with projections for 1965 to 1970 ranging from about 196.2 million to 214 million. With recent growth continuing, 1965 population near 196.2 million and 200 million reached by fall 1966.
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Washington
Census Areau
Bureau
Bi- Teau
Rescue Force Fails to Lift Stranded Yacht in Gale
Rescue continues as Hero attempts a lift but fails. Bermuda escape plans abandoned after a wind shift. Captain Douglas Reid’s tanker assists with a small launch and eight crew through rough seas to reach the sinking yacht. The exhausted pair are rescued as their craft foundered offshore on Sunday night.
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Page One
Bermuda
Douglas Reid
Kennedy Budget Aims Subtle Additions to 1963 Plan
The budget review signals few new programs beyond Kennedy’s prior year push while defense spending faces restraint. Kennedy and Budget Director David E. Bell reportedly pushed to limit steady growth, trimming several billions from the military services’ initial Escal 1963 requests amid broad defense pressure.
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Kennedy
David E. Bell
Lawmakers weigh tax shifts and highway bill boards
The assembly debates shifting tax revenue between state and localities while considering a temporary income tax boost. A highway billboard bill, backed by 82 members, would ban interstate billboards, netting $5 million federal for the system. Senate proposals include harsher drunk driving penalties and rail aid measures from Virginia Advisory Legislative Council. Governors Harrison and lawmakers plan adjournment for a long weekend as bills advance through committees.
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Harrison
House
Courts of Justice
Senate
General Laws Committee
Senate General Laws
del Tom Frost
Warrenton
del. Harrison Mann
Arington
Joseph C. Hutcheson
Lawrentceville
John A. K. Donovart
Falls Church
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
Cooke-Hutchens
Cooke and Hutchens
del. Kossen Gregory
Roanoke
Bank Robbery Suspect Admits Plainfield Heist
A 63-year-old husband and Plainfield bank employee admitted robbing Farmers State Bank of $9,495 at noon on Wednesday. Sheriff L L Lane identified Ross Ray Carl Sieby as the suspect, arrested at the scene as authorities pursued. The case ties into a broader period of televised quiz show investigations and local grand jury actions.
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Town
Plainfield
L. L. Lane
Cary
Ross Ray
Siey
Farmers State
Bank iBank
Ameri Ae
NBC
CBS
Lyon Nardroff
Brooklyn
van Doren
Bloomgarden
Mason City
Dist. Atty
D. E. Smith
Hogan
Ronald &, Wamsley
Ant
Imine
Wamsley
Jany
H. C. Stevens
Theiribank
Shirley Lan
Bridges
Farm goals face hurdles in Congress from farm state lawmakers
Farm policy faces resistance as measures will be debated in Congress. Goldberg notes migrant farm workers earn about $1,016 annually on average, while non migratory farm workers average $1,183 yearly, highlighting wage gaps in the sector.
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Congress
U Goldberg
Sweetie Pie Gunman Interaction Described By Sheriff
Sheriff Lane said Carroll was resigned and cooperative during the incident. Mrs. Carroll is an English teacher at the junior high. The couple has a young child. A gunman wore dark glasses and pulled a wood of a parka around his face.
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Sherif Lane
Carroll
Pravda outlines peaceful coexistence concept in Soviet policy
Pravda argues that peaceful coexistence does not abandon Marxist class struggle but selects bridges in the global struggle aligned with all humanity. It says the policy is a core program for socialist states, not a Soviet tactical maneuver by bourgeois politicians.
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Pravda
Union
UtLiabey
Dulcy
Ford urges action to align U S costs with Europe
Ford warns of new protectionism in the New Frontier as American industry and labor are urged to reduce costs to European levels. He notes investment strength and export surpluses tied to investment, while criticising foreign investment as exporting jobs. Carroll’s money and a gun are described in a bank incident. FBI agents seize Carroll amid a mass murder and bank robbery case involving a U S district court appearance and a weapon seizure.
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Europe
Union
Seieres
America
Lane
Carroll
Congress
Holy Ghost Fathers
FBI
Mason City
U.S
Tshormbe
Thomas E. Jolas
U.N
Jsiledlman
Kinda
Kies Provinca
Two More Die On Highways And In Kongola Turmoil
The Congo central government blames rebel troops for killings amid a wave of violence around Kongola. Reports describe mutiny, massacres of Italians and missionaries, and a brutal crackdown on students and teachers. A U N spokesman noted no troops were near the Va. 609 crash.
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Lumumbisui
Gizenga
Kindu
Hormerly
Peggy Dovel Smith
Ehose
Wain Tshombe
T. S
Harrisonburgers
Siengist
Tanga
Mildred Geneva Parris
Kengola
Abingdon
U.N
U_N
Acci
Washington
United Nations
Wus
Ladonna Gail Parris
Kongola
Virus outbreak hits schools in N area
In Charlotte and Mecklenburg County many students are reported out sick with cold like illness not flu. Dr Elizabeth Dorsey says the spread affects about 1300 at a junior high with 1000 enrollment and many cases include sore throats ear trouble and diarrhea. City county systems show thousands absent across 65 000 pupils as illness climbs. Darlington County schools also report hundreds absent from classes due to head and chest colds with 788 of the county enrollment out. Weather and high temperatures contribute to absences, with higher rates in white schools than in Negro schools.
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Enburg
Elizabeth Dorsey
Dix
Ghe
Corkey
Darlington
S.C
Darlington County
G. C. Mangum
Mangum
Katanga Crisis Reports Violence Against Children
Reports from Elisabethville describe conflicting accounts of a violent episode in Katanga involving Baluba youths and threats against children. Catholic sisters from a local order were present as part of the community response amid the unrest.
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Baluba
U S Officials Fear Dominican Dictatorship Return
U S officials condemn the Dominican ruling group as a predominantly military junta warning a backward step in democracy. The restudy considers withdrawing recognition and threatening aid cuts while relations with Havana and a sugar allocation loom as policy options. John Hil, the Dominican Republic Chargé d’Affaires, hurried to Santo Domingo as reports say members of the former State Council are imprisoned at San Isidro air base, including Rafael Bonelly.
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Dominican Republic
U.S
Washington
United States
Red China
Felter- Inston
Havana
Santo Domi
John
Domincan
Martia
Joaquin Balaguer
Bonelly
National Civic Union Party
Dairy Farmer Can't Give Away Milk in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia dairyman H W Bragg gave away about 600 gallons of milk Monday after a price drop and prior surplus of 300 gallons. A county health officer warned him he violated the law by dispensing unpasteurized milk with improper labeling. Bragg preferred giving milk away to dumping it, blaming the Georgia Milk Control Commission for setting miniverm prices and controlling supply. A Savannah distribution firm offered to buy at a lower price, seen as better than disposal.
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H. W. Bragg
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Savannah
Imi& Depot
Georgia Milk Control Commission
Brazs
Fire Continues After Three Hours Of Work
Firefighters battled the blaze for more than three hours before containment improved. Crews worked to control flames as smoke and heat hindered operations, but no injuries were reported and initial damage estimates began to take shape.
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