Rebels and civilians rally as Dominican strike calls widen
Workers supporting rebels call a three day nationwide Dominican strike amid negotiations with OAS mediators. Rebels press for a provisional government and a new constitution, while ruling officers and army units shift positions. An explosives blast on Duarte bridge is ruled an accident.
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Louis Uchitelle
Ithe
Santo Domingo
Iean Republic
Jean
OAS
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Fentha Wahatn
Armed Forces Training Center
Francisco de Los Santos Cespedes
Air Force
Duarte
U.S
Three MIGs Downed In Four Days
Radio Peking quoted a Hanoi dispatch claiming North Vietnamese gunners shot down 340 American planes, a figure not independently confirmed. US aircraft hit Phu Quy barracks, Ha Tinh bridges, and Moc Chau storage, with several enemy losses and damage reported. Viet Cong ambushes near Ban Me Thuot, Bien Hoa, and Quang Nam caused government casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio
Peking
Hanoi
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Phu Quy
Ha Tinh
Vinh
Midway
Oriskahy
Moc Chau
Thanh Hoa
Ban Me Thuot
Nha Trang
Saigon
Bien Hoa
Quang Nam
U.S
All Skyraiders
Budget Battle Looming in State Legislature
The Senate backs a $1.131 billion General Appropriation Bill while Democratic plans cut or shift money across health, education, and youth programs. Brackin and Mullen clash over pay raises, pensions, school bonuses, and juvenile centers as stop-gap funding of $92 million is discussed to keep government running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Blackbill
Bracklei
Scranton
Office of Administration
Mullen
Trevose
Bucky County
Pa House Democrats Seek Own Budget Plan
Harrisburg report says House Democrats propose a 1965-66 spending program of 1379 billion to fund lawmakers expenses. The bill would lift senators' expenses from 152000 to 327000 and the House account from 627000 to 1222650, raising questions about possible higher legislator pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Gus Scranton
Martin P Mullen
Philadelphia
Appropriations Committee
Prison Art Exhibit O.K. at Kilby Prison in Montgomery
First prize went to a convicted burglar, with a convicted forger selling the most paintings. The Kilby Prison art show, the state’s first, featured twelve prisoners creating works in a class run by Mrs. William Holman. About 88 to 70 attendees viewed the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Sun' Jday
Kilby
Alabama
Frank Lee
William Holman
Humphrey Returns From Paris Meeting With De Gaulle
Vice President Humphrey described his one hour and 20 minute Elysee Palace talk with Charles de Gaulle as covering a wide range of subjects. He said the conference was very worthwhile and noted strong friendship between the United States and France. He reported sending greetings from Johnson to de Gaulle and receiving best wishes for Americans in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Humphrey
de Geutte
Johnson
United States
Paris
Washington
McDivitt
White
Capital
Milstein Finds Glasses Before Violin Recital
The American violinist Nathan Milstein forgot his eyeglasses at a Philadelphia hotel. Ushers collected glasses from the audience and tried them on as the recital proceeded, with the 12th pair aiding his performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Nathan Milstein
Washington
Phila
Springfield
Ship
Delaware County
Tomobile Association
Unusual Kidney Transplant Planned in Cleveland Clinic
Doctors at Cleveland Clinic Hospital planned an unusual operation pairing a sister donor and her brother. Laverne Buckelew of Bancroft Minnesota would give one of her three kidneys to Robert Elgin of Ithaca New York, while Elgin received a single kidney to sustain life after his kidney failure. The right kidney from Laverne Buckelew would be removed in the operation. Elton is a plant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Laverne Buckelew
Bancroft
Mic
Robert Elign
Ithaca
Fiton
Elton
Skyraiders Down MIG 17 In Near Miss Dogfight
In Saigon a four Skyraider crew from the carrier Midway described a night engagement over North Vietnam where they outmaneuvered two MIG 17 jets. One MIG was shot down in flames, the other fled toward Hanoi as pilots recounted a perilous skimming chase through valleys and trees. The encounter left Lt. Cmdr. Greathouse and Lt. Clinton Johnson among the pilots detailing narrow escapes and rapid-fire exchanges at speeds near 700 mph.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Edwin A. Greathouse
North
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Greathouse
Austin
Tex
Korea
Navy
Midway
Thanh Hoa
Johnson
Charles W. Hartman
Springfield
Ill
Hartman
Two Men Given Jail Terms In Indiana Area
George V Willis and Lewis O Shell were sentenced by Judge Edwin M Clark on multiple charges. Willis pled guilty to passing worthless checks and faced two to four years in Pittsburgh facilities plus a year in the Allegheny County Workhouse for motor vehicle violations and related fines. O Shell received $250 in fines, $288 restitution, and was ordered confined to Indiana County Jail for one to nine months for DUI and driving without a license.
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George V. Willis
Sheloca R. D
Edwin M. Clark
Willis
Indiana Borough
White Two
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Lewis “O'Shell
Strongstown
Indiana County
Train wreck injures 27 in Delphos Ohio
A night passenger train from Chicago to New York jumped the Main Street track in Delphos Ohio late Sunday night. Of 150 passengers, 27 were injured with eight treated at nearby Lima hospitals. all patients were later discharged.
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Delphos
Ohio
Chi Icago
New York
Main Street
Lira
Algerian Coup Shifts to Boumedienne Regime Power
Police guarded Algiers as protests spread with stones and rapid patrols. Boumedienne led a secret session of the Revolutionary Council while Ben Bella faced possible treason charges. International reaction varied from praise by China and India to cautious U S stance and French uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alperia
Boumedienne
Revolutionary Council
Ben Bella
Thai Marines Rushed To Cambodian Border Clash
Thai forces rushed a marine unit from Gulf of Thailand vessels to the Cambodian border after a hard clash between border police and Cambodian soldiers. Cambodian and Thai casualties were reported with at least one Thai and one Cambodian soldier killed in Trad Province. Governor reports initial details though direct communications with Bangkok were unavailable.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Gulf of Thailand
Trad
Chadburi
Graf
Mrs Naomi Lohr Boyer Obituary Shown in Indiana
Mrs Naomi Lohr Boyer widow of Tesa Albert Boyer of 46 Grandview Avenue Indiana died unexpectedly Sunday at Indiana Hospital after a short illness She was born April 4 1894 in Washington Township Indiana County Her survivors include her brother Edward Lohr and many nieces and nephews A son Jess Albert Boyer Sr died in 1941 Private viewing times were set at Robinson Lytle Indiana with Rev J K Boston officiating and burial in Greenwood Cemetery
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Naomi Lohr Boyer
Tesa Albert Boyer
Grandview Avenue
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
William and
Annie Cox Boyer
Washington Township
Indiana County
Brushvalley Township
Chercohill Township
Edward Lohr
Puews
Jess Albert Boyer, Sr
Robinson-Lytle's
J. K. Boston
Greenwood Cemetery
Memorial March Marks Anniverary of Civil Rights Workers Slayings
About 50 biracial marchers in Philadelphia Mississippi walk to the courthouse as armed patrols guard the 12 mile trek toward Mt Zion church ruins. Attendees include Rev Clint Collier and Aaron Henry with James Farmer saying the murders reflected Neshoba County’s refusal to bear the light. Memorial services in Meridian and Brooklyn accompany the day’s events.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Court House
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
Mississippi
Clint Collier
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Neshoba County
Fannie Lee Chaney
Meridian
James Chaney
Ben
Farmer
Highway Patrol
Chaney
New York
Goodman
Mt. Judah
Brooklyn
Andrew Goodman
William Fitts Ryan
Dn.y
Spieree Goodman
Cub Scouts Meet In Home Area
Cub Scout Pack 34 held its regular monthly meeting directed by Cubmaster Ralph Peffer with a Hometown and State theme. Den 5 led by Mrs Peffer pledged to the flag and presented a program on Pennsylvania resources and symbols while Den 6 led by Mrs Norman Kirkland discussed Indiana County early life and settlers. Bobcat badges were awarded to David and Benjamin Biffre as the group noted summer meetings will be picnics once a month and future meetings were announced at host homes.
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Ralph Peffer
Den
Peffer
Pennsylvania
Norman Kirkland
Indiana County
David
Benjamin Biff
Jack‘ Brown
Walter Sexton
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Organization of American States
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O.K
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Blairsville
Campbell St
Donald Wolford
John Shabella
Joseph Kelly
DeBiase
Skyraiders
Clinton B. Johnson
Royal Oak, Mich
Algiers
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Abdel Hakim Amer
Amer
Foreign Ministry
Boumediienne
Algeria
China
India
Syria
Moscow
France
Boumeldienne
Chou En-lai
Cairo
Gazette
Boy Scout
Shavers Spring
Indiana State College Student Union
Clarence Stephenson
The
Historical and Genealogical Society of
Ashville
Gembria Co
Frankes Strong Helman
Daughters of
Hele McQuilkin
National Society of Children of American Colonists
John Armstrong
Kittanning
Doylé Rowley
Si Tron Makee
Bernard Bush
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