Latins Slow to Send Troops for Dominican Crisis
Washington officials criticized Latin American nations for delaying troop contributions to the inter American peace force for the Dominican Republic. Only Honduras with 250 police and Costa Rica with 20 police have formal offers. Brazil Colombia Venezuela and Guatemala show informal interest but no action. Estimated total force may be about 1500 men, with many countries offering tokens of 160 men or less. The delay dampened expectations of a Johnson withdrawal announcement.
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PLAN HITTING FURTHER TROUBLE IN COMMANDING TROOPS
The plan faces delays as Latin nations press for a Latin officer to lead the unified force while others urge a U.S. commander due to most troops being American. The Inter-American Defense Board searches for a solution, with a final OAS decision likely next week. About 22,000 troops are in the Dominican Republic and 13,000 Navy personnel are aboard offshore ships.
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More CR Demonstrators Jailed By Alabama Police
United Press International reports arrests rise as civil rights protests resume in Demopolis Alabama following a speech by Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Ne Kime Jr and others attempted to march. in Anniston a bomb damaged a Negro church and school. charges include disorderly conduct and violating an injunction. In Houston Negroes press for desegregation and faster school integration during protests.
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Battle Not Over Yet Says Fowler On Cold Flow
Washington observes UPI report on Henry Fowler warning the battle over the US balance of payments is not finished. He notes a potential $5 billion paddock and an expected slow first quarter of 1965, with a $750 million outflow, aided partly by President Johnson's voluntary program.
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Trip Free Miss Foley Notion Of Frugality Falls Short
A colorful tale from San Francisco depicts Miss Ann Foley, a two year old hired to test credit card limits, racking up $1,500 in bills during a month long spree. She travels to Los Angeles and New York, uses hotels and entertainment, and discovers even a loophole filled system has flaws.
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State Troopers Quiet Tense Strike Scene in Lawrenceburg
Tenacity and county police bolster local forces as a labor dispute prolongs tension in Lawrenceburg. The mayoral acting official posted limited protection while Teamsters face contempt charges and a court injunction tied to picketing at Murray Ohio and a bicycle plant. Judges advised hearings for several pickets, with a separate later action for non striking workers.
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Senate Slows To Walk On Voting Rights Bill
The Senate faces a slow path for the voting rights bill amid a leadership dispute with liberal senators. Aiming to curb lengthy debates, leaders showed no clear path to cloture as Southern members resist long debate. The bill seeks to guarantee Negroes the right to register and vote, with enforcement provisions and federal aid criteria. A key amendment on literacy tests was rejected, and another proposal to require state test use was narrowly defeated.
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Blackwater VA Post Office Contract Announced
Postmaster General John A Gronouzki announced a contract for a new Blackwater Virginia post office building. I B Robinette Jr of Blackwater won the award. Interior space will rise to 720 square feet from 240, with 4600 square feet for parking and vehicle movement. Completion is expected by late summer.
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GBI Agent To Testify In Blevins Trial
A Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent was ordered to testify in the murder trial of Jamies Blevins. The testimony centered on a hair sample taken from a suspect, presented as evidence in the first trial and later addressed by the court. The case involves Carolyn Newell, 16, and Orville Steele, with dates and details tied to Lookout Mountain.
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