Johnson Announces U S Recognition of Santo Domingo Government
President Johnson declared U S recognition of the new Dominican interim government led by Hector Garcia Godoy, pledging 20 million dollars to aid operations and recovery. The move follows a four month crisis started by April coup and U S Marines’ 1961 intervention. The OAS is urged to lead rehabilitation as negotiations plan elections next May and possible withdrawal of peace forces.
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Ford to Present New Models One Week Earlier
Ford Motor Companys Ford division moves up the 1966 model introduction from October 7 to October 1 due to strong demand for 1965 Mustangs. Vice President Donald N Frey says dealers already selling 1966 Mustangs and only a one day supply of 1965 Mustangs remains.
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Global News Digest: Education Wins Rally as Others Travel
Reports from London Phnom Penh Mexico City United Nations Havana and more detail a mixed set of events. Rosemary Pickford she wins by exams while son Tommy seeks to catch up. Sihanouk sets a four month tour through 11 Communist states. Turkey pledges aid to UN training institute. Castro meets Congo rebel chief Somialot. Japan swords stolen from Chiddingstone Castle in England. Britain’s new ambassador to USSR Harison presents credentials. Cypriots plan Turkish rotation under 1960 treaty. Duvalier orders famine relief in Haiti. Nasser returns to Cairo after talks, peace plan for Viet Nam discussed. Ostend to train women croupiers. Indonesian delegation visits Pakistan. Maleki arrested in Iran amid talks on steel mill.
Senators plan to oppose repeal of 14B in Taft-Hartley
Washington AP report notes Senator John Tower and about 27 other lawmakers prepare to speak against repealing Section 14B grants states authority to outlaw the union shop. Tower argues right to work secures freedom of choice and does not hinder lawful union activity while opponents push to preserve labor restrictions amid Senate debate.
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Out Of State Tag Available In Mississippi
Jacksons Mississippi motorists may request out of state license tags from Hinds County Sheriff Fred Pickett to travel without flagging sentiment in northern cities. The program started five years ago amid racial tensions and allows temporary tag swaps with a sheriff letter of permission.
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