OAS blasts Trujillo regime for human rights abuses
A four nation OAS peace committee led by the United States accuses Rafael Trujillo of intimidation and terror. It cites denial of free speech and assembly, arbitrary arrests, and cruel treatment of political prisoners. The report urges freeing all political prisoners and warns of Caribbean tensions rising as opponents flee the Dominican Republic. John Drier presented the findings to the OAS Council. members include Colombia El Salvador Mexico and Uruguay.
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Sweet Adelines Plan Festivity in Long Beach
The Long Beach Sweet Adelines chapter will present A Night on the Town at 8 p.m. June 18 in Poly High School auditorium. The show will feature four part barbershop harmonizing and a festive program.
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World News Roundup Shows Global Tensions Rise
Reports from Tokyo Paris Johannesburg London Windsor Havana depict rising political strife and diplomatic strain. Kishi urges mobilization against leftist protests while De Gaulle plans wage boosts and public servants strike poses. Castro accuses U S meddling and warns of invasion casualties.
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Two Killed as Voodoo Jets Collide
Two F101 Voodoo jets collided at 15 000 feet killing pilots Mark A. Mitchell and Ron Jaye. The crash near Jerseyville burned. two other crew members parachuted to safety, and Navy and Air Force officers were treated for non life threatening injuries.
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Oak Ridge workers sue U S for 425000 over nuclear accident
Four of eight Oak Ridge atomic plant workers sue the U S government in federal court for 425000 in damages claiming radiation exposure from a nuclear reactor incident two years ago. Plaintiffs Howard Wagner Paul Mewey Clark and T W Stinnett seek amounts ranging from 75 000 to 150 000 alleging lasting health effects and sterility while still employed.
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