Dominican Crisis Ends in Civil Strife and Coup Fallout
In Santo Domingo pro Bosch insurgents and loyalists clash as 1963 coup fallout unfolds. Rebels seize radio and attempt to reinstall exiled Juan Bosch while Gen Wessin overhauls air power and guards the Duarte Bridge amid heavy fighting and mediation efforts.
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President Johnson dedicates Sam Rayburn Dam in Texas
President Johnson telephoned from the White House to dedicate the 61 million Sam Rayburn Dam and Reservoir on the Angelina River. He praised Rayburn as teacher and counselor and highlighted water conservation, power generation, and recreation for Texas and nearby Louisiana.
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Goldwater Backs Dominican Action
New York AP dispatch reports Barry Goldwater lauded President Johnson for sending U.S. Marines to the Dominican Republic and backed actions in Vietnam while criticizing the Republican Party. He said the minority party should oppose and urged reviving Republican strength in Arizona.
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