Dominican Republic probes democracy with OAS mission begins
An Organization of American States team starts investigation in the Dominican Republic to assess if the heirs of Generalissimo Rafael L Trujillo have ended oppression. Leland Rosemberg named liaison with Balaguer's government, meeting OAS envoy Carlos A Chilon and discussing sanctions and ties with the Western Hemisphere. John Abbes Garcia, once head of military intelligence, left the country as his army rank was removed.
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E. L. Almen
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Rafael L. Trujillo
Joaquin Balaguer
Leland Rosemberg
OAS
Rosemberg
Carlos A. Chilon
Uruguay
Bonn
West Germany
Panama
Colom
Bia
United States
Trujillo
Balaguer
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
John Abbes Garcia
Garcia
Bosch
Auschwitz Clerk Testifies on Missing Death Records
Raya Kagan, a survivor and former Auschwitz clerk, testified at Eichmann trial that gassed or shot inmates were not recorded and many files destroyed so camp registries listed only disease as the cause of death. She described being sent from France and chosen for her German language skills.
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Auschwitz
Adolf Eichmann
Raya Kagan
Foreign Ministry
France
Mixed Pair From New York Defies South Nondescending Visit
A white New York legislator Mark Lane and Percy Sutton, an NAACP official, shared orange juice at a Montgomery bus station lunch counter. They denied being freedom riders, said they were curious travelers, and sought FBI protection before traveling south.
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Montgomery
New York
NAACP
Jackson
Miss
Mark Lane
Manhattan
Percy Sutton
New York City
National Association For the Advance of Colored People
Lackanesare
Deep South
Sutton
South
Lane
FBI
Robert Kennedy
Nuclear rocket seen as realistic by 1970
Senator said an American nuclear powered rocket could send a man to the moon and beyond by 1970. Dr Glenn Seaborg told the Space Committee that test flights of a nuclear rocket could occur in 1965 to 1967, pending metals able to endure extreme propulsion temperatures under Project Rover.
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Washington
Glenn T. Seaborg
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Timate
Seaborg
Senate Space Committee
Bar Faces Suit Over Two Negroes
Appleton Wisconsin District Attorney Nick F Schaefer plans to file a citizen complaint against bartender Carl Ziesmer for denying service to two Negro Des Moines Demons players John Self and Rich Haines after a night game. The players declined to prosecute but reported the incident to police.
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Appleton
Wis
Nick F. Schaefer
John Self
Rich Haines
Des Moines
Iowa
Wisconsin
John Reynolds
Schaefer
William A. Platz
Carl Ziesmer
Vending Machines Now Handling Phonograph Records
A new type of vending machine is being developed to dispense phonograph records. The innovation aims to provide convenient access to music by placing consumable media in automated kiosks.
Kennedy Seeks 679 Million Increase in Funds
On May 25, Kennedy requested an increase in funding totaling 679 million dollars. The bid aims to boost programs and operations, signaling a major budget request from the administration.
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Kennedy
Vacation loan offer at Associates with $500 minimum
A credit advertisement promotes loans from Associates offering $500 or more with up to 36 months to repay at a low 6 percent rate. It urges callers or visitors to apply and state their needed amount.
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Associates
Mother Of Bishop Dies In Birmingham
Emma Eareckson Murray, mother of Right Rev. George M. Murray bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal Church of Alabama, died in Birmingham. Funeral Friday at St. Luke's with Elmwood Cemetery burial. She was active in church and social work in Bessemer and Birmingham and led the Birmingham Council of Episcopal Church Women.
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Birmingham
Emma Eareckson’ Murray
George M. Murray
Episcopal Church of
Birmingham Council of Episcopal Church Women
Murray
Baltimore
Jefferson County Health Department
South Highland Infirmary
U.S. Steel
Tennessee Coal and Iron Division
Daughters of the American Revo
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Thomas A. Reedy
Jerusalem, Israel
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