United States breaks off relations with Dominican Republic
The United States halted diplomatic ties with the Dominican Republic, following an OAS move urging severed relations with Rafael Trujillo's regime. Embassy staff redeployed, Vinton Chapin in Washington, and Sanctions and visa services under review as Washington seeks reform and Trujillo's downfall.
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UPI
United States
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
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Ciudad Trujillo
U.S
Vinton Chapin
Henry Dearborn
State Department
Trujillo
Eisenhower
Congress
Republic
Cuba
Sen. Allen
Ellender
Dla
Labor Chiefs Back Kennedy as AFL CIO Endorses Ticket
AFL CIO leaders urged 13.5 million members to back Kennedy and Johnson, with only A. Philip Randolph dissenting. The federation said Kennedy and Johnson would serve labor’s best interests, while Randolph cited insufficient difference between Kennedy and Nixon to endorse.
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Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
A. Philip Randolph
Negra
Sleeping Car Porters Union
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Cantor Condition Found Satisfactory In AFL-CIO Action
Hollywood report states labor secretary James P Joadie Cantor deemed the AFL-CIO action at Cedars of Lebanon acceptable only for a hospital after a physical examination and personal preference. The six year old comedian and a small group of men connected to the AFL-CIO were among those listed as officials.
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Hollywood
UPS
James P.joadie Cantor
Mitchell
Afl-Cio
Cedars of Lebanon
WM in Tune With Times Takes Poll
A weatherman shifts from forecasting to responding to mail. WM CORT writes back after consulting neighbors, who dismiss the idea as a lousy trick.
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WM Cort
Suspect Nabbed in San Pedro Cabby Slaying
A suspect in the July 10 slaying of San Pedro taxi driver James Allen, 19, was arrested in New Orleans for parole violation and returned to San Pedro. He was booked as the motive-related details link Paul Medevic, 22, who was shot in the back while driving the cab. The body was found near Paseo del Mar and Weymouth Ave, with the cab located about two and a half miles away.
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New Orleans
California Youth Authority
James Allen
CYA Vocational Institution
Tracy
Paul Medevic
Paseo del Mar
Weymouth Ave
Nixon crowds in Atlanta show southern support
Vice President Richard Nixon drew massive crowds in Atlanta, with estimates over 200000 in the streets and 45000 in Hart Park. Police and Secret Service forced a motorcade move as supporters surged around his convertible, signaling strong southern backing amid campaign battles with Kennedy and Johnson forces. Related in Detroit Nixon-Kennedy clash over defense buildup and United States edge in military and science.
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Atlanta
Secret Service
H. T. Jenkins
Hart Park
Birmingham
Washington
Nixon
Detroit
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention
White House
United States
Four Die After Fishing Vessel Grounds Off Pennan
Aberdeen reports a 65 foot fishing vessel De yotion ran aground two miles east of Pennan in fog on Friday. Four crew members lost their lives in the wreck.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Pennan
Dodgers reject 1.8 million bid for Ho ward and five minor leaguers
Dodgers turn down a 1.8 million offer for Frank Ho ward and five minor league players. Page B1 notes Parson’s bid for justice of peace, listed on Page A-5.
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Frank Howard
Parson
Justice of Peace
Page
House OKs Compromise Bill on Medical Care for Elderly
The House approved a compromise plan for medical care for those over 65 funded by limited federal grants and states. The measure, seen as progress toward broader coverage, would require means testing and take effect Oct 1 with gradual implementation. Debate centered on financing, with Kennedy backing Social Security expansion and Nixon favoring broader funding.
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UFI
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Senate
Everett
Dirksen
Pan
Lyndon B
Johnson
Tex
Conference Committee
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
ORF
John W. McCormack
Mass
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Nixon
Eisenhower
New Hearing Possible on L B Loan Firm Seizure
Federal Judge Peirson M lull opened the door to a new hearing to examine merits of the four month old federal seizure in the Long Beach Federal Savings and Loan Association affair. An amendment to the complaint was allowed over objections as to the takeover and related charges against the Federal Home Loan Bank Board and the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. The hearing may begin within a month with depositions from association officers and potential bond raise for Ault.
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Peirson M. Lull
Long Beach Federal Savings &Loan Association
Charles K. Chapman
Asst
Atty
James RB. Dooley
Weeks
K Chapman
Federal Homel Loan Bank Board
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Chapman
Dooley
Ray E. Dougherty
Hall
Association
Ault
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Barbara) Powers
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