Dominicans Brace for Castro Anniversary as Bosch Concedes
Dominican security forces patrol for the 14 June Movement anniversary as election observers report no fraud or coercion in the June 1 vote. Bosch, who concedes defeat, accuses irregularities but says his party will pursue a creative democratic opposition.
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Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Organization of American States
U. S
Norman Thomas
Joaquin Balaguer
Cuba
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Ment
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Marine in Viet Nam asks for rat traps
Marine Cpl. Norman K. Mims of Jacksonville asked the Jacksonville postmaster for eight large rat traps to combat a rodent problem in South Vietnam. Arthur F. Whittier, assistant postmaster and former Marine, bought eight traps and sent them to Mims.
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Viet Nam
Jacksonville, Fla
Marine Cpl
Norman K. Mims
Jacksonville
South Viet Nam
Mims
Arthur F. Whittier
Guam
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The Three Branches of U.S. Government Explained
The legislative branch Congress makes laws the executive led by the President enforces them and the judicial branch courts interpret the laws. This outlines the separation of powers across government to balance authority and oversight.
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Vets Call for Law Over Confederate Flag Display
The Connecticut Department of the Jewish War Veterans of America adopts a resolution urging legislation against flying the Confederate flag at or above the U S flag. A department spokesman says the practice is common in Southern states and letters will be sent to congressmen protesting the display.
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Lebanon, Conn
Connecticut
Rockford Man Indicted for Draft Law Violation
Russell R. Carey, 21, Rockford, indicted by a federal grand jury on a charge of violating the Selective Service law. The indictment accuses Carey a conscientious objector of failing to begin alternative service at Chicago State Hospital on October 18.
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Freeport, Ill
Russell R. Carey
Rockford
Carey
Chicago State Hospital
Political hurricane swirls around Peking
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that Peking faces a volatile internal crisis as daily editorials signal intensified power struggles. The unsettled scene unsettles Soviet and European bloc Communists and raises fears of a potential international move.
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Peking
China
Internal purge in Peking signals power struggle
The article outlines a political purge in Beijing as old-line dogmatic Communists clash with reformist elements. Peng Chen, mayor of Peking, is named a prime casualty amid a broader purge targeting officials tied to dissenting voices and peaceful evolution.
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Peking
Liberation Army Daily
Peng Tehuai
People’s Daily
Mao Tze-tung
Peking University
Lu Ping
Peking Party Committee
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Foster Parents To Be Honored In Wisconsin
John Raffel will award certificates of recognition to seven foster and group home parents in La Crosse on Tuesday night. Two retirement awards go to Mr. and Mrs. Max Harris of Sparta and Mr. and Mrs. Warren P. Fidlin. Dan Elert will speak. the La Crosse district was an early example of the program aiding underprivileged children.
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Wisconsin
State
la Crosse
Max Harris
Sparta
Warren P. Fidlin
Caledonia St
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