Johnson orders all Marines out of Dominican Republic
Washington reports President Johnson told a Chicago Democratic dinner that he is withdrawing the remaining 2,100 Marines from the Dominican Republic. He urged Soviet unity for peace, spoke against aggression, and said the United States stands ready to work with the Soviet people toward global peace. About 13,700 U.S. Army personnel remain under OAS peace operation.
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Spaceflight families cheer as astronauts’ day unfolds
Seabrook residents describe a busy morning as the White and McDivitt families watch the Gemini 4 mission on TV and await updates. Wives Pat White and Mrs McDivitt express pride and relief as spaceflight events unfold, while children enjoy Little League activities and nearby Hawks and Dodgers games.
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Jet Tanker and Supersaber Crash Kill Five Airmen
In New Mexico a KCL jet refueling tanker and an F100 Supersaber crashed within hours of each other. The tanker went down at Walker AFB Roswell with five aboard killed. the Supersaber pilot bailed out and was rescued by helicopter after the crash four miles west of Melrose. Names of victims withheld pending next of kin notification. The tanker normally carries four crew, an extra crewman aboard is suspected.
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Businessman accuses FBI of roughhouse tactics at store
In Bessemer Alabama a local businessman accused FBI agents of roughhouse tactics during a desegregation test at a drugstore. He said two agents identified themselves rushed his son and took the camera, then returned it, claiming they were filming for a test while the boy resisted.
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LBJ Urges Employers To Hire More Youth This Summer
President Johnson urged businessmen to add 500000 summer jobs for youths 16 to 21 to curb a teen unemployment crisis. He cited May's low overall unemployment but rising teenage joblessness, calling for nationwide employer participation and state matching efforts. Local hearings in Lawrence County discussed site proposals for three state supported two year colleges and summer employment plans.
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Negotiators Seek End To D R Crisis
In Santo Domingo a new Inter-American negotiating team led by Ellsworth Bunker Ilmar Penna Marinho and Ramon de Clairmont Duarte arrived to press a political solution to the Dominican crisis The team met with Jose A Mora secretary general of the OAS and is the second such committee the OAS has sent to the Dominican Republic efforts so far have centered on ceasefire and neutralizing a so called White House with prior talks by UN and U S figures yielding limited results The OAS also tackles overdue wages and parkage collection amid the battered streets of old Santo Domingo
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Rendezvous In Space Next On Red Agenda
Western observers said the Russians planned a two ship orbital rendezvous as Gemini 4 aimed to link in orbit. American officials hoped to match or surpass by attempting a space walk and docking demonstration, signaling advances toward space stations.
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Juror Acquits Graham in Drug Possession Trial
William Condon Graham of Dayton was acquitted by a federal jury in Chattanooga on illegal narcotics possession charges after a second trial. The 10 member jury took more than six hours to reach the verdict, following a mistrial last December. Graham, a self described professional gambler, denied the charges and still faces state charges in the telephone case and a Nashville conviction on evading federal wagering taxes with a six year sentence and $6,000 fine. He remains free on $20,000 bond pending appeal.
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Senate Debates New Foreign Aid Program Proposal
The Senate prepares for floor debate on a bill authorizing a foreign aid program with a $3.35 billion spending level for the next two fiscal years. The measure faces division over whether to set a fixed authorization beyond a one year period and to adjust for criticisms of the current setup. House action already approved a $3.47 billion one year authorization, while Senate consideration remains unsettled.
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