Release Arrangements For Two Paratroopers In Dominican Crisis
Two U S paratroopers Pfc Larry Leed and Spec 4 Donald Jones captured by Dominican rebels were reported to be in line for release as peace force talks continued. Rebel leader Caamano tied their release to steps on Dominican prisoner repatriation while Gen Vargas said release was likely today.
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Donald Jones
Pomona
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Telmo Vargas
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OAS
Jose A. Mora
Vargas
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Johnson
Washington
State Department
Caamano
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Robert J. McCloskey
Inter-American Force
Discrimination in Reverse Not Required by New Federal Law
Federal officials say the new law banning employment discrimination based on race color religion sex or national origin relies on persuasion and cooperation. It creates an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to seek voluntary compliance before court action and does not mandate racial quotas. The process includes state procedures, conciliation periods, and possible federal suits only after mutual efforts fail.
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Demos May Propose Surtax On Incomes
Democratic leaders in Wisconsin may push a surtax on personal income to fund budget increases. David Carley of Madison argued the tax can be repealed, avoiding a permanent rise. Governor Knowles backs sales tax extensions and small income tax hikes, with cross-party talks to resume in Madison.
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David Carley
Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Weather Outlook for Midwest States
Wisconsin: fair and not too cool Friday night. Saturday partly cloudy and warmer. Minnesota: mostly fair Friday night, Saturday variable clouds with a chance of scattered showers and thundershowers. Iowa: fair Friday night and warmer Saturday.
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Iowa
Polluted Detroit Air May Be Sweetened
Lucas S. Miel, general manager of Detroit’s municipal bus system, says the department will test an odor-control chemical to make exhaust fumes smell like flowers. He notes Santa Monica, California uses the chemical and is pleased with the effect.
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Lucas S. Miel
Miel
Santa Monica
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Nuns to Close 112 Bed Hospital in Freeport
Officials of St. Francis Hospital in Freeport announced the 112-bed facility will close as an uneconomical operation after 75 years. Run by the Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart, the Joliet headquarters order ends Freeport’s 112 beds, leaving only the 193-bed Freeport Memorial Hospital.
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Freeport, Ill
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart
Joliet
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Computer computes grad out of honors at Southwest High
Rosemary Maher graduated with a B plus when a school computer miscalculated her grade average of 3.3 and left her out of honors. Her mother, urged by relatives, pressed officials who found the error and the principal promised Rosemary will receive honors.
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Minneapolis
Phooey
Rosemary Maher
Southwest High
Daniel Maher
Rosemary
Parachute safety tips from early 20th century guide
A 1965 syndicated history lesson explains the parachute origin guarding against falling. It describes a parachute as cloth with cords, typical open width around 22 feet, and notes how proper teaching prevents injury. Basic landing posture and cord-pulling directions are outlined for safe descent.
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Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Sewer Worker Killed in Underground Milwaukee Debris
An Oak Creek sewer project fatality occurred when 40 year old Sidney Le Beouf of Milwaukee was crushed 87 feet underground as a battery powered cart he operated passed through a narrow doorway. Police said the accident happened Thursday during construction with the cart pinning him.
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Milwaukee
Oak Creek
Sidney le Beouf
Barry Goldwater to Head Group for Political Education
Barry Goldwater announced the formation of the Free Society Association to educate on conservatism while denying any third party plans. He will be honorary chairman and the group targets 400000 to 500000 members with a 2 to 2.5 million dollar annual budget.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Free Society Association
Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
America
Republican National Committee
Tama Republican
Association
River readings and five day forecast for Western Wisconsin
River readings list stations with stages and changes, plus tributaries and forecast data. Five day outlook notes Western Wisconsin temperatures near normal to slightly above, with warmer weekend and cooler Tuesday, and precipitation expectations north and south. Degree days total and records shown.
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Dakota
Lansing
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Dodge
Black
Galesville
la Crosse
West Salem
Root
Houston
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Mon
Wisconsin
Lutherans Move Toward Unified American Lutheran Council
Delegates at the Missouri Synod convention in Detroit held an hour of floor discussion on a proposed Lutheran Council in the United States of America. The LCUSA would unite the Synod with the American Lutheran Church and the Lutheran Church in America, a plan the American Lutheran Church will discuss in 1966. No final decision was expected before the convention closes June 26. Also, Rev. Dr. Roland Wiederanders and Rev. Dr. Theodore Nickel were re elected as Synod vice presidents for two years, with Rev. Dr. W. Harry Krieger named to a vice presidency in the Michigan district.
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Detroit
United States
Missouri Synod
Lutheran Council
United States of America
LCUSA
American Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church In America
Synod
Roland Wiederanders
St. Louis
Theodore Nickel
Chicago
W. Harry Krieger
Michigan
Birth Control Pills Approved In Illinois
Illinois lawmakers authorize birth control pills for all relief mothers over 15 on public aid. House vote 90 to 54 adopts policy to extend services to unmarried mothers and those living apart from husbands, expanding beyond prior married recipients. Officials estimate aid recipients rise from 500 to 400,000 under program.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois Public Aid Department
House
Public Aid Department
Robert Mann
Chicago
Shastri Names Men Who Influenced Him
In a London journalist luncheon Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri cited Mohandas Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru as early influences. He then named Bertrand Russell and Harold Laski for Britain, noting their impact on his views.
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India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Britain
Mohandas Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Philospher Bertrand Russell
Harold Laski
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