Free Dominican election backs Johnson policy no Cuba
In The Nation Arthur Krook notes the Dominican Republic vote endorses President Johnson’s aim to prevent Cuban influence and protect Americans. He says the intervention’s first phase is a foreign policy win amid global strains and domestic dissent. Contends Johnson seeks broad consensus through dramatic White House briefings.
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New York Times
Washington
Dominican Republic
Johnson
Santo Domingo
White House
Caribbean
Interim Success In Santo Domingo Analysis
A televised May 2 1965 broadcast by the President broadened the Marines mission from a limited design to forestall a Communist take over. He argued the OSS role and OAS leadership restored conditions for an orderly election while noting ongoing civil disturbances and the aim of no more Cuba.
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Cuba
Bosch
Johnson
Santo Domingo
Latin America
U.S
Organization of American States
Western Hemisphere
O. A
Republic
Is Acting Getting Worse by Stanley Kauffmann
Critic Stanley Kauffmann argues acting quality declines amid scarce New York opportunities and mass entertainment. He cites Betterton’s era and praises rising talents like Linda Lavin and Thelma Oliver, while noting public attitudes toward acting have become product driven and detached from individual craft.
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Stanley Kauffmann
New York Times News Service
New York
Thomas Betterton
Gidon
Gildon
Linda Lavin
Thelma Oliver
Cambodian Crisis Echoes in Theater and War
In Svayrieng Province tensions rise as Cambodians and Americans clash near the Caibac River amid accusations of Vietcong support. Residents recall a “grand American maneuver” with U S helicopters and jets, while Prince Sihanouk advocates stronger frontier control to avert broader conflict.
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Hao
Svnyrieng
Cambodia
Vietnam
Norodom Sihanouk
International Control Commission
Caibac River
Sihanouk
Caibac
United States First Infantry
Birmingham
Saigon
Tayninh
Svayrieng
U. S
Cailbac
Tros
Logo
Erwin D Canham Named Christian Science Church President
Erwin Dain Canham, editor in chief of the Boston newspaper, was named president of the Christian Science Church as its centennial celebration and an $11 million HQ expansion began in Boston. The 62 year old, a lifelong Christian Scientist, remains a columnist at the Christian Science Monitor and continues teaching a Sunday school class.
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T Am
the Monitor
Abby
Erwin Dain Canham
The
Christian Science Monitor
Boston
Canham
Christian Science Church
Back Bay
Mary Baker Eddy
Monitor
Spike
Roscoe Drummond
Auburn
Lewiston
Sun and Journal
Oxford
Bates College
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Washington
American Society of News- Editors
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Thelma Hagt
Acorn ‘Street
Beacon Hill
TFX jet plane sparks military and political debate
In Canberra, Washington and London the movable wing and new jet engine of the TFX are discussed as nations weigh defense needs and costs. Four years into development, 15 flightworthy models exist and production was slated to begin next January at General Dynamics Convair. Experts call the aircraft promising yet costly with weight and drag concerns.
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Hanson W. Baldwin
N. Y. Times
New York Times News Service
NEW York
Canberra
Washington
London
Air Force
General Dynamics Convair
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
General Dynamics
Pentagon
Navy
F-1111 TFX saga shows swing wing and crew module push
The article details Convair’s F-1111 project later called TFX, a multi service fighter bomber with swing wing, adaptive engine nozzles and a detachable crew module. It outlines Navy fleet defense needs, Air Force high altitude speed, and ongoing testing challenges including compressor stalls and weight. McNamara drives vision amid production negotiations and international interest.
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Navy
Fleet Air Defense
New Zealand
U.S
Air Defense Command
Convair
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