Clash in Santo Domingo Leaves 21 Dominicans Dead
In Santo Domingo a daylong battle between rebels and US troops left 21 Dominicans dead and 24 American paratroopers wounded. Mortar fire continued after a cease-fire, with rebels blaming the military junta in the capital’s northern sector and the OAS mediation team accusing rebels of starting the fighting.
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Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Inter-American
Inter-American Peace Force
Andre Riviere
Ramon Manuel Montes Arache
Riviere
Organization of American States
OAS
Professor Withdraws War Loyalty at Pentagon Speak-Out
Pacifist protesters gathered on Pentagon steps led by Prof Gordon Christiansen of Connecticut College for Women as he renounced his World War II discharge in a relay of speakers condemning U S military actions in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. McNamara met with five delegates from the Committee for Nonviolent Action as police kept order during the speak-out.
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Washington
Pentagon
Gordon Christiansen
Connecticut College For Women
New London
U.S
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Robert S. McNamara
Committee For Nonviolent Action
Christiansen
McNamara
Mnot
United States
Pacific
Armed ‘Services
Mississippi
Ackley Sees Little Risk of Economic Slump
Lardner Ackley, Johnson's chief economic adviser, told the American Marketing Association that the economy shows little danger of overheating or slipping into recession. He noted a long expansion likely to continue, differences from the 1920s boom bust, and the stabilizing role of big federal spending.
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New York
Lardner Ackley
Johnson
American Marketing Association
Ackley
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Wisconsin Panel Sets Faculty Pay Hike Amid Debt Fight
A 17 member committee in Madison reached accord on tuition and faculty salary increases for Wisconsin state universities as part of compromise talks to break a budget tax impasse. The plan calls for resident tuition to rise to 320 in 1966 and 325 the following year with nonresident fees at 550, while faculty salaries would rise about 6 percent annually, totaling roughly 8 million dollars over two years, pending legislative caucus approval.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Knowles
Assembly
Senate
Robert Huber
D-West Allis
University of Wisconsin
Joint Finance Committee
la Crosse State University
Fox River Valley
Racine -Kenosha
Glen Pommerening
R - Wauwatosa
Johnson
Cody Named Archbishop Of Chicago
Pope Paul VI appoints Arch bishop John Patrick Cody of New Orleans as archbishop of Chicago. Cody, 57, may be elevated to cardinal at a future consistory. He becomes Chicago's archbishop after Albert Meyer’s death. Cody was ordained in 1931 and previously led Kansas City-St. Joseph and New Orleans dioceses.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
John Patrick Cody
New Orleans
Chicago
Vatican
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Cody
Rome
St. Louis
Joseph F. Rummel
Kansas City-St. Joseph
Governor's Day at Camp McCoy Ends 32nd Division Leader’s Career
Governor Warren Knowles will participate in the Governor's Day parade at Camp McCoy Wisconsin with a 21 gun salute as Brig. Gen. Francis F Schweinler retires after 41 years of service He previously led the Mosinee Times and is an associate vice president of the Wisconsin Cancer Society The event also previews a June 22 troop show featuring Ruth Bartosh Monica Janell and other entertainers The 32nd Division plans to show high proficiency ratings to influence future status and will shift to a brigade under McNamara plans while remaining a capable division
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Francis F. Schweinler
Warren Knowles
Schweinler
National Guard
Anthony Wise
Hayward
Wisconsin Cancer Society
Neillsville
John A. Dunlap
Congress
Defense Department
Minnesota National Guard
Defense
McNamara
McCoy
Collision Of Copters Fatal To 18 Soldiers
At Fort Benning two Army assault helicopters collided during a training flight killing 18 soldiers. One helicopter crashed in a swampy area while the other struck a pine tree nearby. Wreckage and bodies were scattered as investigators assessed the scene.
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Ft. Benning
UPI
Columbus
Viet Nam
Six Die in Dubuque Area Crash Killing Six and Wounding Girl
Six Dubuque area residents died in a two car crash on highway 151 near Dubuque. A 3 year old girl from the Maag family remained in critical condition after the collision. The wreck occurred shortly before midnight Tuesday on a curve three miles southwest of the city.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Here
Harold Maag
Anna Mae
David
Wally W. Jones
Dorothy
Robert Gieseman
Gieseman
Maag
Christine
New York
Illinois
Senate Approves 4.7 Billion Excise Tax Cut Plan
The Senate passed the 4.7 billion excise tax cut 84 to 3, aiming to send the measure to President Johnson by Friday. The plan reverses auto taxes, retails for consumer goods, and schedules staged cuts through 1969, with House consent required.
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Senate
Washington
Senate House
White House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Johnson
House
House Must Approve the Recommendations of the Conference Committee
Long
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Frank Lausche
Dohio
John J. Williams
Rdel
Lausche
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Council of Economic Advisers
Terrorist blast cripples Saigon airport injures Americans
Viet Cong ambush southwest of Saigon caps an American adviser. A helicopter was shot down while evacuating the crew. A bomb in the civilian terminal injures 34 Americans and 12 others as 120 troops await transport. Several aircraft collide elsewhere. Westmoreland was on base as blast hit.
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Ronald I. Deutsch
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Army
Air Force
Navy
Air France
William C. Westmoreland
Tan Son Nhut
UPI
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Huber
Leland McParland
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Fred Risse
Martin Schreiber
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Brownsville
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
George Molinaro
Kenosha
David Obey
Wausau
Angelo Greco
Pommerening
Robert Haase
Marinette
Paul Alfonsi
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Harold Froehlich
Appleton
George Borg
Delavan
Richard Zaborski
Zaborski
Gov. Knowles
Assembly Labor Committee
State College Board of Regents
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