Peace Force Seen Staying In Dominican Through Summer
Santo Domingo observers expect the Inter American Peace Force of about 6,800 U.S. troops to linger in the Dominican Republic through the summer, likely until September, as elections loom and a new president is installed on June 39. Analysts say withdrawal by July would be optimistic despite improving internal security.
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Reformist Party
Washington
Crow Saves Trapped Puppy in Zambia Mystery
In Livingstone Zambia a pet crow kept a puppy alive for six days after it was snared. The crow fed the dog scraps, guiding the couple to its location beside camp. Zoologist Dr William MacNae notes birds can form unusual bonds and act with loyalty. Paul Brandenburg resigned as The Citadel assistant basketball coach, effective May 15.
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Johannesburg
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Abstract Nudity Sparks Off Limits at Milwaukee Art Center
Milwaukee police probe a Friday happening by UW Madison art students and faculty that featured two nude performers in beer coolers. Center director Tracy Atkinson and board president Maurice Berger defend artistic aims while vowing new restrictions on spontaneous performances.
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Berger
Life Begins at Forty Electronic Boon to Older People
Robert Peterson argues television helps older people, giving color and companionship, if used selectively. He notes Sarnoff's modest wealth despite leading RCA and recalls retirees seeking simple entertainment over busy social plans. A booklet offer accompanies the piece, inviting readers to write for retirement tips.
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Garden City Telegram
Philadelphia Chamber Wins Top Safety Award
The Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce earned the top prize in the National Inter Chamber Fire Safety contest during the U.S. Chamber of Commerce annual meeting. Six other chambers won in their population classes: Cincinnati Ohio Nashville Tennessee Providence Rhode Island Portland Maine Walla Walla Washington and Valley City North Dakota.
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