OAS Drafts Plan To Run Economy In Santo Domingo
The Organization of American States plans temporary control of the Dominican Republic economy as a peace formula is urged by the group. Reliable sources say the target date is month end as rebels and the junta face a provisional government proposal.
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OAS
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
United States
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Imbert
Francisco Caamano Deno
Caamano
Crouse Found Incompetent To Stand Trial
Eighteen year old Harrison Crouse was ruled mentally incompetent to stand trial for the killings of his parents and sister and was committed to Illinois Security Hospital. The indictments may be reinstated if he is cured and released.
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Chicago
Harrison Crouse
Illinois Security Hospital
Herbert C. Paschen
Crouse
Benjamin Boshes
Northwestern University
Medical School
Paschen
Morris
Norma
Sally
Wilmette
la Crosse
Eagles Cite Mitchell For Youth Work
Dr. Rexford S. Mitchell praised Wisconsin Eagles for youth programs at a La Crosse gathering. The La Crosse State University president received the Eagles annual youth guidance award and honorary life membership, with Mitchell stressing duty alongside rights in democracy.
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Rexford S. Mitchell
Wisconsin Eagles
Eagles
la Crosse State University
la Crosse Aerie
al Watson
Mitchell
Tribune Cited For Color Ad At Oktoberfest Event
The La Crosse Tribune display ad by Robert Hess and Charles McCabe won first prize for color use at the Northwest Daily Press Association convention in Minneapolis. The Old Style beer ad, created for G Heileman Brewing Co., featured an Oktoberfest event schedule and ran September 29.
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Robert Hess
Charles McCabe
la Crosse Tribune Display
Northwest Daily Press Association
Minneapolis
G. Heileman Brewing Co
la Crosse
Kansan Van Sickle elected Young Republicans chair
Tom Van Sickle 27 of Fort Scott Kansas was elected chairman of the 400000 member Young Republican organization. He defeated David Flaherty 308 to 238. Both supported Barry Goldwater last year as the 14th biennial meeting concluded in Miami Beach Florida.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Tom van Sickle
Fort Scott
Kan
Young Republican Organization
David Flaherty
Lenoir
N.C
Barry Goldwater
Awards Given to National Guard Units at Camp McCoy
The Hayward based Company E 724th Engineers Battalion received Wisconsin's outstanding National Guard unit honor at Camp McCoy during the 32nd Infantry Division summer encampment. The 1st Battalion 128th Infantry HQ company earned the state maintenance award in Eau Claire, while Medford's Company B 632nd Armored won the armor leadership award. Brig. Gen. Francis Schweinler of Madison was honored as he nears retirement after 41 years. Maj. Gen. Ralph J. Olson represented the ailing Governor Warren Knowles at Governor's Day activities.
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Camp Mccoy
Hayward
Wisconsin
724Th Engineers
32Nd Infantry Division
128Th Infantry
Eau Claire
632Nd Armored
Medford
Excise Tax Cut Triggers Widespread Price Tag Repricing
Retailers across the nation race to adjust prices as excise levies fall. Tiffany & Co faces massive re-pricing with 172 415 price tags changed. Revisions vary by effective date, with some retroactive to March and others shifting to July or January.
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Richard L. Graves
New York
Tiffany & Co
Floods Sweep Rocky Mountain States and Southwest
Colorado bore the brunt as muddy floods damaged vast areas across the Rocky Mountain region and parts of the Southwest. Seventeen deaths are confirmed with 11 missing in Colorado. In La Junta the Arkansas River created a lake-like scene as 1,500 people in Lamar and surrounding towns evacuated, and two emergency air drops aided 1,000 sheltered residents.
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Denver
Colorado
Rocky Mountain States
Southwest
la Junta
Las Animas
Arkansas
Pueblo
Lamar
John A. Love
Arkansas Valley
Algerian President Ben Bella Ousted by Coup
Col Houari Boumedienne leads a revolutionary council that takes power in Algiers after Ben Bella is overthrown. Boumedienne's regime pledges to honor prior treaties while Ben Bella faces treason charges and possible fate of despots.
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Ben Bella
Ahmed Ben Bella
Col. Houari Boumedienne
Boumedienne
UPI
Algiers
Radio
Houari Boumedienne
Hed Cot 2 de le Boumedienne
Algeria
Peking
Moscow
Madrid
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Havana
Soviet Union
China
U.S
Washington
State Department
Kabylie Mountains
Communist Bloc
Red
New Premier Ky Takes Command in Saigon Government
Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky, 34, becomes South Viet Nam's youngest premier, heading the eighth Saigon government in 20 months. The armed forces hold power under a military directory led by Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu, with 14 civilians in the cabinet and a Congress of the Armed Forces overseeing policy. Ky hopes to restore civilian rule in months ahead.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Phan Huy Quat
Phan Khac Suu
Suu
Congress of the Armed Forces of
Viet Nam
Nguyen van Thieu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
North
State Tax Hike Rite To Come Late In Year
Madison bureau reports the state income tax increase likely retroactive to Jan 1 will be felt late in the year. Withholdings may not be adjusted until September or later, causing later supplementary payments next April. Democratic leaders prefer a surtax to further bracket changes, possibly about 20 percent, to cover a projected deficit.
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Madison
State Tax Department
Democratic Assembly
Robert Huber
Treasury
Budget Cuts Sought By Six Republicans
Six Republican assembly members led by Harold Froehlich propose deeper cuts to the $805 million budget tentatively agreed by a bipartisan panel. They will present their proposals to the 17 member compromise committee when talks resume Tuesday, with Martin and McKay substituting for Borg and Haase to participate. The group urges a fair consideration of their value and hopes the committee will decide accordingly.
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Madison
GOP
Harold Froehlich
Appleton
Froehlich
David Martin
Neenah
Curtis McKay
Cedarburg
Martin
George Borg
R-Delavan
McKay
Robert Haase
Weekend Weather: Warmer with Showers Expected
Partly cloudy and warmer through Saturday and Sunday with occasional showers. Low Saturday night near 60, high Sunday about 80. Monday looks partly cloudy with a low around 60.
NSP Worker Killed By Derrick Boom
Milo Fuller a 27 year old NSP employee was killed when a derrick boom collapsed while his crew worked in South St Paul installing a gas main. He died about 25 minutes after reaching a hospital.
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ST. Paul
Milo Fuller
Northern States Power Co
Fuller
South St. Paul
Private Hargrove joins rank at Fort Slocum
Christopher P. Hargrove 20, son of Marion L. Hargrove, earns a private first class stripe after less than a year in the Army. At Fort Slocum he excels in drill and advances in communications training. He says his father’s persuasion led him to enlist and he now looks to television journalism as a career.
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Fort Slocum
N.Y
U.S. Army
Hargrove
Christopher P. Hargrove
Marion L. Hargrove
Army Defense Information School
Army
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Sidney
Nebraska State Patrol
Kansas
Garden City
Montana
Missouri
Yellowstone
Weather Bureau
Love
Prairie City
Colo
Hocine Ait Ahmed
Ait Ahmed
Aii Ahmed
Tizi Ouzou
Kabylies
Louis Dauge
Abdel Aziz Bouteflika
S. Viet Nam
Edwin Q. White
Dien Hong
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la Crosse Tribune
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