Latin American Reactions To Dominican Intervention Mixed
The Associated Press reports mixed reactions to U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic. Argentina and Brazil backed the move, while Mexico Chile Ecuador Uruguay and Venezuela criticized the landing of American troops. Costa Rica considered a proposal to place the Dominican Republic under international administration.
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Associated. Press
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U.S
Dominican Republic
Argentina
Brazil
South America
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Dominican
Republic
Buenos Aires
Caribbean
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Jose Figueres
San Jose
Washington
Mexico
Chile
Ecuador
Uruguay
Venezuela
Cuba
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
The
OAS
Troopers Readied to Testify in Selma Slaying Case
Troopers prepared to testify as prosecutors outlined to a jury in the Selma slaying trial of Klansmen linked to the death of Viola Liuzzo. The case involves Wilkins, Burgess, Eaton, and Thomas, with Legal action underway after a long night of court recesses and witness planning.
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Hayney Ailer
Ala
Carlton Perdue
Collie Leroy
Wilking Jr
Ae Acee
Thomas E.’ McGehee
Ooper Henry L. Burgess Probco
U.S
Johnson seeks 700 million for Vietnam and Dominican needs
President Johnson asked Congress for 700 million dollars to fund operations in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. He outlined conditions and noted no negotiations with North Vietnam, while signaling possible revolutions in another country. House and Senate leaders pledged prompt action and anticipated McNamara presence as defense funds were discussed.
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Senate
White’ House
Viet-Nam
Dominican Republic
Viet Nam
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Texas
House Armed Services
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Municipal Elections Race Across North Carolina
Voters in several cities and towns participated in municipal elections featuring Negro candidates on the ballot. In Winston-Salem two Negro candidates for the Board of Aldermen are assured election with Democrats Carl H. Russell and C. C. Ross Sr. unopposed. A Greensboro council race includes 14 candidates. Ansonville, Hamlet, Wilson, Thomasville, Troutman, Marshville, Bakersville and others also held or scheduled votes, with Durham voting May 15.
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Associated Press
Winston-Salem
Board of Aldermen
Carl H. Russell
C.C. Ross Sr
Hazel Scott
Nefro
Suis Avenue
Jie
Maj
Hada
Icity
Forsyth County
Greensboro
Fred
Alexander
NAACP
Kelly
Ansonville
Judy Estridge
Talmadge
Buck
Wireless
Ray Hendley
Hamlet
Wilson
Thomasville
Troutman
Marshville
Baksersville
Durham
SEATO Faces Internal Rift Over Southeast Asia Policy
In London AP reports a SEATO majority backed halting the conflict in Southeast Asia, while differences grew over how to negotiate a settlement. Pakistani foreign minister Bhutto and Australian foreign minister Hasluck voiced staged views amid talks. Britain’s Stewart endorsed force in Vietnam until adversaries seek talks.
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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
France
Pakistan
Southeast ‘Asia
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Ali Bhutto
Glen
Alpine
Drexel
Morganton
Michael Stewart
Viet Nam
Paul
Luck of
Australia
Southeast Asia
Planes Hit Targets In North Vietnam Bay Area
U S and Vietnamese squadrons totaling 113 planes struck Communist North Vietnam with a barracks area at Vinh Quang as the main target. Sixty six U S Air Force jets and six Vietnamese propeller driven fighter bombers hammered the barracks five miles north of the border, delivering 50 tons of anti armor weaponry.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
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Vinh Ginh
U.S. Air Force
Marines Launch Offensive Near Da Nang Amid Coup Rumors
Four U S Marines opened an attack six miles southwest of Da Nang Air Base with tank support. Two Marines were wounded, one seriously, as heavy contact with Viet Cong guerrillas occurred. North Viet Nam received air strikes from U S Navy jets, destroying or damaging several trucks and freight cars.
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Tmsana J Wen
Nguyen
van Leu
U. S
Cong
da Nang
Helim ™ Adiate Donaur
Tearhte
Amiles
da Nang Air Base
North Viet Nam
Thousand Year Reich dream fuels rise and fall of Hitler
Berlin dispatch recalls how a tiny Bavarian party grew into a global menace. Adolf Hitler, born 1880, pursued art in Vienna, served in WWI, then led the German Workers party into the NSDAP. The piece frames the origins of the Third Reich and its 12 year rule, ending in defeat and occupation.
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GOULD _ BERLIN
Bavaria
Europe
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Igneee
Tobacco Growers Ballot In Tight Referendum Vote
Tobacco growers across six southern and border states vote on a new U S Agriculture Department plan to limit sales by acreage allotments and poundage quotas for the 1966 and 1967 crops. The proposal aims to cut this year’s output to 1 126 billion pounds from 1 382 billion, with regional opposition and uncertain future quotas.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tobacco Industry
Curb Open Mail Bill Aims to Bar IRS Mail Seizures
Washington AP Sen Edward V Long introduces the first bill from his government snooping probe to bar IRS from opening first class mail. He argues mail is private and not subject to levy and seizure and cites support from Postmaster General Gronouski and Treasury Secretary Fowler.
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Washington
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Internal Revenue Service
Senate Judiciary
IRS
Congress
Long
Subcommittee
Senate
TRS
John A. Gronouski
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Post Office
Treasury Departments
OAS Group Makes Some Headway
Negotiators from the Organization of American States reported progress toward a peace agreement in the Dominican revolt as U S forces sealed off the rebel stronghold in Santo Domingo. The OAS peace committee led by Ricardo Colombo of Argentina met rebel commander Francisco Caamano Deno and aides. U S officials in Washington said some rebels were beginning to lay down weapons and give up.
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Dominican ‘Republic
Organization’ of American States
U.S
Ricardo Colombo
Argentina
OAS
Mittee
Washington
Eliasj
Wessin
Johnson
U. S
Puerto Rico
Ameri Johnson
Afl-Cio
Santo Damin Department
Ifo
Dominican Republic
Amo
Prolonged Agitation Foreseen In Dominican Republic
Washington officials fear hard core Communist leaders may go underground or wage a countryside terror campaign as peace returns to the Dominican Republic. The U S government says it will take all measures to prevent a Communist seizure of power before American troops depart. President Johnson declared we will not sit idle and let communists set up a government in this hemisphere.
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Dominican Republic
U.S
Caribbean
Johnson
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