New OAS Peace Team To Confer With Bosch In Dominican Efforts
The Organization of American States announces a new peace team from the United States Brazil and El Salvador will meet former Dominican President Juan Bosch to map strategy for returning peace to the Dominican Republic. The group will visit Washington then fly to Santo Domingo or via Puerto Rico where Bosch has been in exile. Supporters of Bosch helped trigger the crisis by ousting the caretaker government in April.
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Washington
Organization of American States
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
OAS
United States
Brazil
el Salvador
Santo Domingo
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Bosch
Jor
Dual Life Marriage Annulment and Dominican Crisis Note
The report covers an OAS session on the Dominican crisis with votes tallying to create a mission. delegates from the United States Brazil and El Salvador discussed mediation and contact with Bosch. Separately in Omaha John F Fritz Johnson or Larry Bader’s dual life marriage ends in annulment with Nancy Zimmer granted custody of their son and stepdaughter with child support and home rights.
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Omaha
Neb
John F
Fritz Johnson
Larry Bader
Johnson
Akron
Ohio
Nancy Zimmer
Fritz” J
Chicago
Bader
Nancy
Fritzi
Lawrence C. Krell
John
Krista
Kit
Voting Rights Bill Sparks GOP Split Over Administration Plan
Republicans split over the administration voting rights bill with Rep John Lindsay urged a stronger measure and a separate rights agency. Rep Cahill voiced misgivings but called passage essential while Rep Mathias praised the bill as closest to demand. Ford as minority leader aims to shape a constructive GOP image amid Democratic control.
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GOP
John V. Lindsay
Mathias
Ford
Protest accuses hoodlums of mission house vandalism
Protesters accuse unidentified vandals of breaking windows smeared paint and desecrating the national flag at the Potsdam mission house. A U S Army spokesman cites a prior May 3 4 flag incident and calls for punishment restitution and enhanced security. The protest letter also references a nonviolent East German demonstration and notes personal details about O Meara and his associates.
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Mission House
United States
O'Meara
U. S. Army
Potsdam
U. S
Fritzs
Viet Nam
Heidelberg
O' Meara
A. Bondarenko
Frankfurt
Dominican troops shadow Brazilians near seat of government
The Dominican junta troops inside the grounds watched Brazilians through a fence as violence surged in Santo Domingo. In the heaviest clashes, 11 of 18 shooting incidents Tuesday night occurred near the palace corridor and north of the palace, with a Para trooper wounded by a rebel grenade amid intensive gunfire near the Embajador hotel.
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Tebel Jines
Embajador
Ee RU
Officer Seeks Balance Between Police Duties and Legislature
Officer Lombardi discusses conflict between police work and a newly won legislative seat. He notes apartment rules bar candidates from office after entering the race and cites ex post facto concerns. He requested a six month leave but was denied and says his hours may prevent attending sessions. He earns 6900 a year as a cop and 7500 as a legislator and may resign if defeated in November 1966.
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Lombardi
Brennan
Force
Brantet
Tax bill split over fast excise cut and military need
Lawmakers from Baldwin to Marsh debate an excise tax cut with Rep Joelson opposing it as too rapid while citing ongoing military expenditures. The Senate Finance Committee plans a Tuesday hearing with Secretary Henry Fowler, then an executive session to act on the bill, setting aside the Social Security health care measure for now.
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Baldwin
R-Calif
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Charles
Joelson
D-N.j
Paul C. Jones
D-Mo
John 0. Marsh Jr
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Fowler
Lynda Johnson Plans Varied Summer Travel and Dig Endeavor
Lynda Bird Johnson, 21, will spend half the summer at Fort Apache Arizona digging at a pre Spanish pueblo site with University of Arizona archaeologists. She then travels the West by three vehicle caravan visiting Laramie Ely Superior National Forest and ends with a dugout canoe trip. Her experiences will fuel two magazine articles.
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Washington
Lynda Bird Johnson
Arizona
Minnesota
Ft. Apache
Globe
Ariz
White House
University of Arizona
Raymond Thompson
Lynda
McCall’s Magazine
Laramie
Wyo
Wally Byam
Perior National Forest
Aviz
National Geographic Society
GOP critics voice limits on Johnson war and civil rights policy
House Republicans offered bills to advance the 1964 GOP platform while challenging Johnson on Vietnam’ s conduct and civil rights enforcement. The GOP Coordinating Committee warned the US lacks an adequate military program to counter Communist aggression in South Vietnam and urged a broader strategy including international cooperation and South Vietnamese self government. A four member GOP Paris delegation will study NATO tensions and Franco American disagreements.
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Viet Nam
GOP
Johnson
Republican Coordinating Committee
House Republican Conference
House Republicans
Barry Goldwater
White House
Coordinating Committee
United States
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Minis
Paris
NATO
Paul Findley
Ilinois
France
Three Killed In N C Crash Near Lenoir
An early morning high speed crash on Connelly Springs Road south of Lenoir killed Edward Joe Smith 23 John Wesley McDonald 17 and Charles Byrd 20. The Smith owned car left the road and struck a tree. The wreck was found around 4 am, about 45 minutes after impact.
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Lenoir
N. C
Connelly Springs
Edward Joe Smith
John Wessley McDonald
Rt. 4
Charles Byrd
Kenneth Garaventa
Smith
Baptists elect a red haired Tennessee pastor to second term
The Southern Baptist Convention re elected Dr. Dehoney of Jackson Tennessee as president for a second one year term at a news conference he praised progress in race relations among 1 6 million Baptists but noted ongoing tensions. He cited mixed open doors to African Americans in churches and urged method driven steps within the Christian ideal.
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Tennessee
Dehoney
First Baptist
Nhurch
Jackson
Tenn
Johnson
Commission On Human Relations
Colorado
Birmingham
Ala
M. B. Carrol
Dallas
East Grand Baptist Church
Cuba
Billy Graham
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Baptist World Alliance
Christian Life Commission
Joan David
Bessemer
Hedy Lamarr Divorced After High Profile Settlement
Los Angeles AP Hedy Lamarr was granted a divorce from attorney Lewis W. Boies Jr following a separation last Oct 15. The court approved a property settlement and Boies must pay Lamarr at least 1250 monthly for two years, plus Lamarr gains half interest in a company that makes massage machines. Lamarr testified her large losses included selling French paintings at a loss to help cover expenses.
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Los Angeles
Tess Hedy Lamarr
Lewis W. Boies Jr
Fresno
Calif
Miss Lamarr
Boies
Roger Alton Pfaff
Portrait of Wellington painting face putative Goya doubts grow
London AP report says a portrait of the Duke of Wellington, stolen from the National Gallery four years ago and recently returned, may not be by Goya. Art experts cite garish brushwork and late decorations, with Sir Gerald Kelly and historian Gerald Reithinger casting doubt and noting possible mis dating to 1816.
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London
Duke of Wellington
National Gallery
Goya
Gerald Kelly
Royal Academy
Gerald Reithinger
Thomas Lawrence
Academy
Sir Gerald
Spain
Duke of Leeds
Paris
Rue de Varennes
Charles B. Wrightsman
Wolfson Foundation
Wrightsman
Scotland Yard
Birmngham
London Times
George Savage
Sunday Times
E. C. Joslin
Spink and Son
Gemini 4 Flight Plans Include Rendezvous and Space Walk
Gemini 4 aims to prove long duration spaceflight and true space operations. McDivitt and White will rendezvous with the spent booster, test tethered proximity, and monitor vital signs as mission managers decide on continuing the four day flight toward the moon era.
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Kraft
White
West Point
Air Force
Charles A. Berry
Berry
Hawaii
McDivitt
Manned Space Center
Houston
George E. Mueller
Alexei Lenonov
MccDivitt
Space Agency
Tragic Outing Drowns Two Plymouth Area Teens
An Albemarle Sound outing near Plymouth turned fatal when Edward Taffer 18 and Molly Matthews 17 drowned after attempting to save a non swimmer, with Ronnie Hancock 17 and Sue Wright 16 aiding before Hancock suffered a cramp. Coast Guard helicopter joined search. Matthews and Taffer bodies recovered near the scene.
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Plymouth
N. C
Albemarle Sound
Edward Taffer
Molly Matthews
Plymouth High School
Ronnie Hancock
Sue Wright
Youngr Taffer
Matthews
Hancock
Taffer
Coast Guard
Elizabeth City
Trial Progress in Bombings Ties to Civil Rights Rally
Trial details from Page One show unresolved bombing charges including the Oscar's Mortuary blast near New Bern. Restitution orders total 531.66 to two victims, with related car explosions at a Negro church during a five county civil rights rally on Jan. 24. FBI agent testified about arrests and a taped confession.
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Oscar
New Bern
Mills
Charlotte
Julius Chambers
Carolina B. Chadwick
Pollocksville
Chadwick
Chambers
Laurie Fillingame
Cowper
Hamilton
Robert Bowers
Fillingame
FBI
G. Darden Friarson
Greensboro
Tan
Military loses push Vietnam raid and air war update
The report details Viet Cong activity near Fleiku and American claims of 20 enemy deaths while noting unconfirmed body counts. It lists U.S. losses: 25th and 26th Navy planes, 16 U.S. Air Force aircraft, 8 pilots and 7 South Vietnamese planes with 4 pilots. Casualty figures for the week May 23 29 show 20 Americans killed and 52 wounded with 1 missing. Also includes Chicago potato and market notes.
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le Thanh
Met Nam
Midway
Aas
Navy
North
Viet Nam
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