Long Range Impact On U S Relations In Hemisphere Crisis
The Dominican Republic crisis may shape long term U S relations in Latin America with governments seeking greater economic cooperation yet pursuing independent foreign policy lines. Chile and Uruguay resist U S leadership while Mexico balances openness and autonomy. Observers urge Latin governments to pursue stability and self reliance from any camp.
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U.S
Hemisphere
William L. Ryan Washington
Dominican Republic
Chile
Christian Democratic
Peru
Ecuador
Uruguay
Switzerland
South America
Mexico
United States
Organization of American States
OAS
Guatemala
Latin America
Santo Domingo
Washington
Vista volunteers launch project aiding mentally ill in West Virginia
VISTA starts a statewide effort in West Virginia to help mental illness patients and families. Five volunteers begin at Lakin State Hospital near Parkersburg and Greenbrier Mental Health Project, part of 168 volunteers under the state program run by the West Virginia Department of Mental Health. They will teach, direct activities, and support community reintegration to promote recovery.
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Washington
America
VISTA
West Virginia
Lakin State Hospital
Parkersburg
Greenbrier
Papers Continue Publishing No End In Sight In Strike Of Toronto's Newspapers
Toronto papers mark a full year of strike with no end in sight. ITU members in printing and mailers walked out last July and May negotiations were vetoed by ITU in Colorado. Replacement staff remain permanent as talks stall, with Ontario mediation failing. The dispute centers on automation and staffing rules amid far reaching demands.
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Toronto
International Typographical Union
Mailers
ITV International
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ontario
ITU
Selma Negro Leader Indicted For Embezzlement
A special grand jury indicted Rev. Frederick D. Reese, Dallas County Voters League president and a King aide, on three embezzlement counts totaling 1850. A fourth charge was referred for recess. Bond set at 5000. Investigation began 10 days earlier, reaching as far as San Francisco. King joined the Selma effort in January.
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Selma, Ala
Frederick D. Reese
Selma
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
Reese
Dallas County Voters League
Dallas
Circuit Court
James A. Hare
Public Safety
Wilson Baker
League
San Francisco
King
Manslaughter charges filed in Interstate 85 crash
Warrants charging manslaughter were filed Tuesday against Raymond Harris Jr. 24 of Henderson driver of a truck involved in a two death accident on Interstate 85 east of Gastonia at 2 a.m. Reginald Jones 19 and William Price 16 of Charlotte died. Mike Carter 16 of Charlotte was in critical condition at Gaston Memorial Hospital. Patrolman Tommy Gosdon said Harris could not avoid the collision after the car stopped abruptly.
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Gastonta
N.C
Raymond Harris Jr
Henderson
Harris
Belmont Recorder’s Court
Reginald Jones
William Price
Charlotte
Gastonia
Mike Carter
Gaston Memorial Hospital
Tommy Goodson
World News in Brief highlights from across the globe
North Viet Nam sites near finished as U S and allied forces sweep D Zone jungle Viet Cong hideouts. Senate debates Medicare Social Security and a constitutional amendment on presidential disability. House weighs voting rights bill with GOP alternate. Royal Air Force plane crash in countryside with no survivors. Loren Ponti face charges over proxy marriage. Mariner 4 nears Mars rendezvous and solar gravity pull. Baptism rite in Catholic Church for Luci Johnson. Severe rains hit Kansas Florida with drought in the Northeast. Fourth of July traffic toll hits 544. Ohio college dean cites riot patterns. Medieval Oxford riot noted.
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Senate
House
Johnson
National Mariner 4
Mars
James Montgomery
Luci Johnson
Kansas
Florida
Ohio College
King’s
Oxford
England
Stars Seek Schedule Change For Moscow Film Festival
American delegates pressed for last minute changes to allow stars like Jack Lemmon Gregory Peck Audrey Hepburn and others to attend the Moscow film festival. The Great Race was to be shown soon and postponement could enable wider participation by U S stars while international guests like Marina Vlady were already arriving.
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Moscow
Jack Lemmon
Gregory Peck
Audrey Hepburn
U.S
Dany Robin
Robert Hossein
France
Monica Vitti
Silvana Manfano
Italy
Keiko Kishi
Japan
George Stevens Jr
U.S. Information Agency
Motion Picture Service
Stevens
Blake Edwards
Lemmon
Felicia Farr
Tony Curtis
Natalie Wood
Dorothy Provine
Mel Ferrer
Cliff Robertson
Franklin Shaffner
Marina Vlady
Sophia Loren
Fred
Zingeman
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
Pact Reached In Aerojet Plant Strike
Negotiators for striking machinists at Aerojet General Corp plants in Sacramento and Azusa have reached a tentative agreement with management after a month-long strike that has affected 4500 workers in Sacramento and 1500 in Azusa. Sacramento Local 946 members will vote Wednesday to accept. Azusa members hear terms. The dispute centers on seniority provisions wages and potential cutbacks. The union is affiliated with the AFL-CIO.
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Sacramento
Calif
Aerojet General Corp
Azusa
Aerospace Company
Jack Roberts
International Association of ‘Machinists
San Francisco
Machinists
The
Afl-Cio
Northwest Weather: Hot West Dry With Rains Hit Kansas Prairies
Rains drenched waterlogged Kansas prairies while the Northwest stayed hot and dry. Fires burned in Washington and Oregon with 146 reports. 23 man caused, 123 by lightning. Northeast rainfall deficits persisted in Boston area.
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Northwest
Kansas Prairies
Associated Press
Kansas
Oregon
Washington
Walter
Boston
Mass
Utica
N.Y
Odd celestial body sighted in Antarctic reports
Argentine British and Chilean military and scientific personnel watched a glowing object in the Antarctic for about 20 minutes. The report says it moved northeast to southwest at high speed, zigzagged, paused, and varied in color from white to yellow to green to orange, leaving a vapor trail and affecting magnetic instruments at Orcadas base.
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Santiago
Chile
Antarctic
Air Force
Pedro Aguirre Cerda
Orcadas
Clergy Comment On Luci Johnson Baptism
Vatican commentary follows Luci Johnsons second baptism into the Roman Catholic Church. Rev Thomas Stransky of Milwaukee says the act is unfortunate only if first baptism was valid and stresses that Christians should not question another's conscience. He notes ecumenists scrutinize conditional baptisms.
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Vatican City
Thomas Stransky
Milwaukee
Wis
Christian Unity Secretariat
Luci Johnson
Stransky
Father Stransky
Bristol Utilities Slashes Rates On 20th Anniversary
Bristol Utilities Board marks 20th anniversary by cutting annual rates by more than 128000 dollars effective July billings. The debt free system has signed a new 20 year TVA power contract after distributing TVA electricity on June 30, 195.
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Bristol
Bristol Utilities Board
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Ill mention December debt and press documents
A fragmentary note mentions a debt of eighty two thousand dollars and a press related action. The text is incomplete but implies a financial matter tied to a prior obligation and media involvement.
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