Dominican Election Aims for Peaceful Balloting
Dominicans vote in general elections as polls open for 12 hours with about one million eligible voters. A close race is expected among Juan Bosch Balaguer and Bonnelly with results not anticipated until Thursday.
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Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Joaquin Balaguer
Reformist Party
Rafael F. Bonnelly
Movement of National Integration
Bosch
National Congress
Senate Leaders Seek Truce in CIA Oversight Fight
Senate leaders plan a compromise to avoid an open floor clash over CIA supervision. Democratic Leader Mansfield called in the peace group including Richard Russell and J W Fulbright to craft a settlement as McCarthy and Stennis push to add Foreign Relations members to the seven member oversight panel.
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Washington
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
CIA
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
John Stennis
Dmiss
McCarthy
Fulbright
Russell
Georgia
Dirksen Firm Against Rights Housing Measure
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen rejected any compromise on the housing provision of President Johnson's civil rights bill. Mansfield warned that Dirksen's stance on banning housing discrimination could block Senate action and jeopardize passage this session.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Dirksen
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Footprints in Snow Raise Hope for Missing Boy
In Las Vegas a Hope grows as footprints in Mt. Charleston snow spur searchers for six year old Larry Jeffrey missing since Saturday after wandering from a Lee's Canyon family picnic. About 300 people hunt the boy amid near freezing temperatures. footprints found Tuesday could not be confirmed as his.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Mt. Charleston
Larry Jeffrey
Lee’s Canyon
Larry
Lee Jeffrey
Henderson
New York Student Charged in Three Bombings
An 18 year old Manhattan high school student, Dominick Lattinelli, was charged after three bombings in Manhattan over a week. Police linked him with the incidents via physical and circumstantial evidence. Two women were injured in the latest blast at a subway station. one may lose an eye.
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New York
Manhattan
Dominick Lattiselli
Sanford Garelik
Lattinelli
Harlem Black Arts program under scrutiny in Pierce report
The Pierce Committee details spending at Harlem's Black Arts theater during a summer crash program. It cites $115,200 in alleged overages including $1,200 in suits and $800 for a tape recorder, plus unaccounted purchases and a revolving petty cash fund. LeRoi Jones led Black Arts before leaving Harlem amid controversy.
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Black Arts
Black Arts Theater
Black Arts Repertory Theater School
Rochester
Benny
Pierce Committee
Harlem
Office of Economic Opportunity
Wingate
LeRoi Jones
Jones
Newark
N.J
Births La Crosse and Milwaukee Areas Reported
Grandview Hospital May 28: a son Todd Alan to Kent and Mrs. Kent Stephan of 121642 Liberty St. May 30: a daughter Debra Ann to Jerry and Mrs. Worcel of 6062 N 9th St. Vernon Memorial May 22: a daughter to Everett and Mrs. Halverson of Ferryville. May 24: a daughter to James and Mrs. Peterson of Ferryville. May 26: a daughter to Merlin and Mrs. Rudie of Westby. May 26: a son to Larry and Mrs. Hooverson of Westby. May 28: a daughter to Thomas and Mrs. Dolan of Ferryville. May 28: a son to David and Mrs. Swanson of Viroqua. Milwaukee May 31: a daughter to Gary and Mrs. Gadbaw of 4745 N 77th Court.
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Todd Alan
Kent Stephan
Liberty St
Susan Seifert
Debra Ann
Jerry Worcel
N. 9Th St
Cheryl Wiebe
Viroqua
Wis. Vernon Memorial Hospital
Everett Halverson
Ferryville
Joanne Peterson
James Peterson
Beatrice Erickson
James Kuehn
Sandra Quick
Merlin Rudie
Westby
Lorraine Nestingen
Larry Hooverson
Sonja Gilbertson
Thomas Dolan
Joyce Yttrie
David Swanson
Veronica Spalla
Milwaukee
Wis
Gary Gadbaw
77Th Court
Mary Kleven
la Crosse
Bridge club scores posted at YWCA
North South pairs led by David Nelson with Richard Sartz scoring 73 percent after a 7642 hand. Alfred Knorr and Bruce Becker also 73 percent. East West results include Bruce Hines 82, Betty Sartz and Ella Hagen 73, and James Squire with Halsted Jenkins 67.
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YWCA
David Nelson
Richard Sartz
Alfred Knorr
Bruce Becker
Lydia Fair
Bonnie Hoesley
Eastwest
Bruce Hines
Betty Sartz
Ella Hagen
James Squire
Halsted Jenkins
De Valera Favored To Win Ireland Presidency
In Dublin Eamon de Valera 83 seeks a second term as president with minimal campaigning while supporters carry the effort. Challenger Thomas O Higgins 49 tours the country in a hopeful bid. Bookmakers post de Valera as a heavy favorite and turnout caution looms for the 12 million eligible voters.
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Dublin
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
Nhe
Republic
Thomas Francis Kevin O'Higgins
de Valera
Doctors Hope To End Sneezing Of Young Woman
In Miami Florida doctors planned to put 17 year old June Clark to sleep for three or four days to halt a mysterious central nervous system sneeze reflex. The patient began sneezing in January and has reduced frequency from every 5 to 12 seconds to a sneeze about every 9 to 12 minutes since May 21 at Jackson Memorial Hospital.
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Miami
Fla
June Clark
Arizona
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Squire Circle Recognized for Outstanding Activities
LA CRESCENT Minn Knights of Columbus Circle 1694 led by Father William Kussle earned the April outstanding circle award certificate. New sanctuary flags were installed with the Church of the Crucifixion flag gift from the Columbian Squires and the U.S. flag from the Holy Name Society. The annual Squire’s chicken Q is set for June 12.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Knights of Columbus
William Kussle
Columbian Squires
U.S
Holy Name Society
Deaths Mrs Amelia Dal leske 91 Former La Crosse Resident
Services for Mrs Amelia Dal leske 91 formerly of La Crosse Minn will be Friday June 3 at 2 p m in Sletten McKee Funeral Home Rev Fritz Miller will officiate and burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery She was born February 19 1875 at Brinkman Ridge Town of Greenfield She is survived by a daughter Agnes Luening of La Crosse a brother George Oehler of Holmen a grandchild and a great grandchild Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 3 to 9 p m
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Amelia Dalleske
la Crescent
Minn
Sletten- McKee
Fritz Miller
Woodlawn
Brinkman Ridge
Greenfield
Agnes Luening
la Crosse
George Oehler
Holmen
Church To Hear Bible Translators Donald and Shirley Lyons
Donald and Shirley Lyons, Wy cliff Bible translators in Mexico, will speak with pictures at 7 p.m. Thursday in First Evangelical Free Church in Fort Worth area. They will share their Mixe Gospel of Mark work and upcoming teaching in Oklahoma City with their two sons Timmy and Toby. Public invited.
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Donald and
Shirley Lyons
Wycliff
Mexico
Tlahuitoltepec
First Evangelical Free Church
Campbell Road
Lyons
Walter Wiemerslage
Oklahoma City
Okla
Tlahui Tolepee
Timmy
Toby
GOP Blames State Draft Quotas for Inequity
A group of 24 Republican House members called for a congressional probe into the draft arguing state quotas are unfair. They allege over and under drafting varies by local board efficiency and cite Michigan’s higher monthly draft calls versus Texas despite population differences.
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Washington
GOP House
Michigan
Texas
State Man Charged With Unlawful Flight
Allen Ward Strong of Green Bay Wisconsin was arrested in Broadview Heights Ohio on a unlawful flight to avoid prosecution charge after failing to appear for trial on a Burlington Wisconsin burglary case from October 29 1960. The FBI said Strong had used an assumed name while working on a construction project.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Allen Ward Strong
Green Bay
Wis
FBI
Strong
Burlington
Broadview Heights
Transport Minister Fired After Wreck in Romania
Transport Minister Dumitru Simulescu was dismissed after a train wreck east of Bucharest killed 38 and injured 65. A government statement cited repeated indiscipline as the cause of his firing.
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Bucharest
Romania
Dumitru Simulescu
Simulescu
Accidental Homicide Ruled In Negro Death
A coroner's jury in Los Angeles ruled Leonard Deadwyler's death accidental after eight days of testimony. Deadwyler, 25, was shot by traffic officer Jerold Bova during a stopped car incident as his wife Barbara rushed to a hospital. The verdict sparked concerns in the local Negro community amid earlier race tensions and riots in South Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Leonard Deadwyler
Deadwyler
Jerold M. Bova
Barbara
Thhat Bova
Nova
Accidental Homicide Trial Deliberations Reported
In a case involving three defendants, jurors weighed whether the death resulted from an accident or was excusable homicide. Two jurors could not decide if the act was accidental or excusable, while one juror concluded it was excusable.
Tax Lien Filed Against Folk Singer Joan Baez
The federal government filed a $36,083.97 tax lien in Monterey County Superior Court against folk singer Joan Baez. Baez has long refused to pay portions of her tax bill citing opposition to funding war efforts.
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Monterey, Calif
Monterey County Superior Court
Joan Baez
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