Red rebels in Dominican unrest threaten political settlement
U.S. intelligence links arms to rebels led by Col. Francisco Caamano Deno and Col. Manuel Ramon Montes Arache. Militias and civilians gained weapons as Communist factions including PSP and MPD influence spread. Rebels seized camps and radio stations while President Reid fled, earlier splits and Leete support unraveling amid chaotic early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Caamano Deno
Manuel Ramon Montes Arache
Reid
Old Jefferson City Post-Tribune Information and Cuban Crisis Notes
The passage lists founders and editors of the Jefferson City Post and Tribune and carries historical publication details. It then discusses the April 24 to April 28 events in Santo Domingo, noting U.S. Marine landings and unclear roles of various leaders. U.S. intelligence identifies Manuel Gonzalez with mixed affiliations, while the 14th of June Movement is cited as pro Castro. The report reflects U.S. views on Communist involvement and potential arms influence in the Dominican crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Robert
Missouri
United States
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dial
U.S
Cal. Montes Arache
Manuel Gonzalez
Gonzalez
PSP
Associated Press
National Civic Union
Friends
Santo Domingo
Iban
Cormunist
Castro Aid Baker Contained in Congressional Probe
The article details a US Senate inquiry into Castro era Cuba links with Caamano and Caamato, Mejia as liaison, and the Poasi port workers union firing on US troops on June 15. It notes Baker invoking the Fifth Amendment, past penalties by the Rules Committee, and alleged political payoffs tied to the District of Columbia Stadium project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasi
Port Workers Union
Columbus Castle
Baker
Senate
Pickens
S.C
Rules Committee
Williams
Matthew H. McCloskey
Philadelphia
Ireland
District of Columbia
Mejia
Isabel la Catolica Street
Governor Announces Bondurant Resignation for Judge Post
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes said Keith Bondurant will resign Thursday to become a Jackson County circuit judge. A special election to name Bondurant’s successor is planned for August 17, with three constitutional amendments on the ballot including governor succession, House membership increase, and municipal sale of industrial plants. Charles H. Brown will chair the succession campaign with Ethan Shepley as co-chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren E. Hearnes
Keith Bondurant
Kansas City
Jackson County
Newsmen
Bondurant
Hearnes
House
Charles H. Brown
Springfield
Jefferson City
Campainy
Militia Supports Advance With .50 Caliber Gun Near Santa Barbara Church
Advancing militia backed by a .50 caliber machine gun placed before the famed Santa Barbara Church. When their leader fled, most militia members broke rearward and dropped their weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
UCF List of Donations From Page 3 Continues
The column itemizes charitable contributions to groups such as American Red Cross Arthritis Foundation Boy Scouts and Memorial Hospital with amounts ranging from 300 to 25 000. It also notes campaign expenses uncollectable pledges and administrative costs totaling several thousands across Cole County and Missouri organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Arthritis Foundation
Boy Scouts
Cole County
Girl Scouts
Heart
Missouri
Memorial Hospital
Association For Social Welfare
Cole
St. Mary’s Hospital
Salvation Army
Charles I. Still Hospital
U.S.C., Inc
Veterans Council Service Officer
Cancer Research Center
Johnson Bill Expands Juvenile Funds Aid
Washington AP report states President Johnson has a bill on his desk authorizing 16.5 million dollars for federal juvenile delinquency programs. The Senate passed the measure by voice vote, allocating 6.5 million for the current fiscal year and 10 million for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Senate
Flood Crest Capacity Mentioned by Officials
Lt Harold Atkinson at the Paul V Benz Prison Farm on the lowlands across the river from Jefferson City said no flood control measures have yet been taken. He added that the material is available and ready to be used immediately if necessary to handle a crest up to 25 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Atkinson
Paul V. Benz
Jefferson City
Institute Meet Set in August
More than 2,500 members of the American Institute of Cooperation will convene August 6 to 11 at the University of Missouri Columbia for its 37th annual summer meeting. Dr. C B Ratchford will host with Fred V Heinkel and Harold Hamil assisting. Speakers include Phil Alampi Dorothy Jacobson and David L Call. About 1,000 young students will attend a youth program with up to 30 scholarships awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Cooperation
University of Missouri, Columbia
C. B. Ratchford
University
Institute
Fred V. Heinkel
Missouri Farmers Assn
Columbia
Harold Hamil
Consumers Cooperative Assn
Kansas City
Heinkel
Hamil
Phil Alampi
New Jersey
Dorothy Jacobson
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
David L. Call
Cornell University
Viet Nam combat surge and defense funds debated
In Washington the House approved a broad defense bill amid revelations on Viet Nam actions. Mahon outlined large military expenditures and unexpended carryovers, noting about 75 billion available for defense next year and 29 billion carried over, with 1.5 billion for military construction and 4 billion for the Atomic Energy Commission. Simultaneously, American and allied forces fought in Phu Bon and near Cheo Reo, while a joint operation in D Zone yielded limited results and casualties.
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Mahon
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Unts
Phu Bon
U.S
173Rd
U.S. Airborne Brigade
D Zone
Saigon
Mekong River
Dinh Tuong
Chu Lai
Viet Nam
da ‘Nang
Compromise redistricting shifts several counties and plans
Barton County moves from the 7th to the 4th district Wayne County shifts from the 8th to the 10th and Mercer County from the 9th to the 6th. Sen Omer Avery notes Karsten's district at about 3.9 percent above average while the smallest districts run about 8.5 percent below average. The 5th district Bol ling and 6th Rep William Hull Jr are cited. Average district population is 431,819 per the last census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton County
Wayne County
Mercer County
Omer Avery
Troy
Karsten
Bolling
William R. Hull Jr
Dweston
Senate
PSC Probing REA Closings
The State Public Service Commission planned an investigation into reports that Railway Express offices were closed in mid Missouri cities. If confirmed, a hearing would be held. REA had asked for temporary authority to truck service between St. Louis and Kansas City, citing degraded passenger rail and potential monthly savings. The commission said there was no immediate need and denied temporary authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Public Service Commission
Railway Express
mid-Missouri
William Clark
Railway Express Agency Inc
Commission
St. Louis
Kansas City
REA
Missouri
House Approves Disability Bill Amid Kennedy Trigger
The House passed by voice vote an amendment to the Constitution to provide for presidential disability and succession. It outlines removal of a disabled president and provisions for filling the vice presidency, aiming to stabilize the line of succession after Kennedy’s assassination. Senate action is expected but ratification could take two years or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Swift Senate
John F. Kennedy
Governor Proclaims Safe Boating Week
Gov Warren E Hearnes on Tuesday proclaimed the week beginning July 4 as National Safe Boating Week. Boat Commission Secretary Thomas Gilstran urged caution as lakes and rivers would be crowded with water recreationists and boaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren E. Hearnes
Boat Commission
Thomas ©. Gilstran
Missouri Senate Debates Tax Study Commission and Insurance Bills
The Missouri Senate approved a bill to create a state tax study commission but defeated an emergency clause to start next month. The measure, opposed by Sen. Spradling, passed 22-14 with a first report due Jan 1 and work start Oct 13 if signed. The chamber also increased blind aid and faced insurance licensing debates amid broader calendar fights. The House advanced six routine bills and backed a constitutional amendment to raise school taxes from 1.00 to 1.25 without a vote, plus an air pollution control program slipping through for the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Senate
Tax Commission
Albert M. Spradling
Dcape Girardeau
Little Hoover
William B. Waters
Dliberty
Goys
John M. Dalton
James T. Blair
House
St.leaves
Allott
Louia
St. Louis
Communist critique of film in Africa and Far East debate
A speaker argues a government program film could be misused by communists to spark rebellion abroad. He contrasts footage of American life with global struggles, noting the sacrifices of Declaration of Independence signers, and tells of John Hart Allett, who fled the British and suffered personal loss on return.
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Figence
Africa
Far East
John Hart
Alett
Hart
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Buenaventura Johnson Pimentel
Central Committee
Communist Strategy Command
Montes Arache
Oth
Thej
Cas l
Movemeni. S
U.S. Intelligence
Popular Socialist Party
Popular Dominican Party
MPD
Narcisco Isa Conde
Diomedes Mercedes Batista
Havana
Amin Abel Hasbun
Independence Park
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
Castro
Caamato
Sanj
Diego Command
Caamano
Manuel Ramon Montes
San Diego Gate
Ozama River
McCloskey
Kenstreet.nedy-Johnson
Don B. Reynolds
Surance
Walter Jenkins
Tident
Jenkins
Reynolds
Austin, Tex
Jurist
Ethan Shepley
ACE Dinning Trio
Hotel Governor Rathskeller
LIONS
Ernie Vivion Park
Washington Park
Youth & Clyle
UCF
Coompany
George Mahon
D-Tex
Appropriations Committee
South Viet Nam
Spokman
Coral Sea
Oriskany
Vinh
Cheo Reo
Phu
Yon
Thuan Mong
Arris Pizza Palace
Glenn
FORD
PSC
Walt Disney’s
Julie Dic Andrews
van Dyke Technicolor
GE Coats
la Oded Oy
Paws
NEWB
Kress
Cannon Towels
Thick & Thirsty
E. High
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