Dominican Republic Considers Strike Before Haitian Invasion
Dominican speculation centers on an airstrike against the Haitian palace to precede a land invasion. P51 fighters at San Isidro airbase stand ready as refugees in Port au Prince seek protection from Duvalier’s regime and consider OAS mediation.
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San Isidro
Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Bosch
Dominican Republic
United States
OAS
U. S
Rockefeller Visits Venezuela Private Stop At Monte Sacro Ranch
John C Hill the US consul and a Venezuelan official welcomed the couple with friends. Capt John Bogart praised as best pilot in Venezuela flew Rockefeller to the Monte Sacro ranch after a light drizzle in Caracas. Rockefeller avoided politics saying he is here as a private citizen and planned no activity during two week visit. The ranch gathers pure bred stock and other farm production including horses potatoes and alfalfa.
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John C. Hill
United States
John Bogart
Rockefeller
Venezuela
Bogart
New York
Romulo Betancourt
Bolivar Hacienda
Johnson Defends Polish Goods Against Discriminatory Tariffs
Vice President Johnson argues tariffs targeting Poland would hurt Polish citizens and force alignment eastward. He notes Poland represents only three tenths of one percent of U.S. imports of about $40 billion annually, insisting that US trade with the West helps limit communist influence.
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Poland
U.S
Johnson
America
Nixon says move to New York not driven by politics
Former 1960 California gubernatorial candidate Richard Nixon explains he left California for reasons beyond politics and intends to speak on national and international issues. He admits the move was difficult and that his family regrets relocating, citing party unity as California Republicans' main problem while predicting a bright future for the party there.
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New York
Nixon
California
Terrorist attack at Union Graffica plant targets fuel stock
Authorities say the fire near the Union Graffica plant fits a pattern of terrorist acts by Communist armed forces of national liberation. Ten terrorists seized and bound a guard, entered the fuel storehouse, poured gasoline on machinery and stock, and ignited it. No injuries were reported among about 200 employees. Recent weeks saw dynamited Creole Petroleum pipelines and pumping stations.
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Armed Forces of National Liberation
Union Graffica
Creole Petroleum Co
Soviet High Command Leader Tells of Berlin Battle Officers
Reported by REDS continued from page that most surviving key Soviet commanders were present at the Berlin battle except the disgraced former war minister Marshal Zhukov. The article notes Zhukov photographed classified documents and questioned about 50 top officers, including Marshals Ivan Konev Konstantin Rokossovsky and Vasily Chuikov, with help from John Ericson. Ryan cites Sokolovsky saying the Soviet Union officially regards Hitler as dead.
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Berlin
Marshal Zhukov
Ivan Konev
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Vasily Chuikov
John Ericson
Ryan
Sokolovsky
Soviet Union
Hitler
Two Crashes Take 3 Lives On Same Curve
In Corona California three people died in two crashes on the same curve of State Highway 7. Linda Ellen Birdwell 24 Huntington Beach died when her car overturned with her three young children aboard who were not seriously injured. In a separate accident Paul Lopez Felix 32 Corona and passenger Gloria A Martinez 22 Alderhill died when Felix failed to negotiate the curve, the car plowed through mail boxes sign posts a pole and a wall before stopping near Live Oak Inn.
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Corona
Calif
UPI
California Highway Patrol
Linda Ellen Birdwell
Huntington Beach
Paul Lopez Felix
Gloria A. Martinez
Alderhill
CHP
Felix
Live Oak Inn
Miss Martinez
OAS Council Ready To Meet Over Haiti Dominican Tension
The OAS chair said the council could be summoned at a moment's notice to avert a potential Haiti Dominican Republic conflict. In Santo Domingo, officials reported President Bosch planned a possible invasion by land sea and air, prompting added peacekeeping tasks by regional envoys.
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Washington
UPI
Council of the Organization of American States
Council
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Juan Bosch
Facio
Alberto Culeta Angel
Colombia
Gonzalo Esculdero
Ecuador
Salvador
Chile
Bolivia
OAS Council
OAS
Nicklaus Rolls To Course Record In Palm Springs Showdown
Jack Nicklaus surged to a course record 64 opening, finished with 132 two rounds, and captured $13,000 top prize as Palmer, Lema, and Dickinson also excelled. Left hand injury sidelined opponent who withdrew, with Art Wall’s health history noted.
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Nicklaus
Ft. Worth
Tex
Art Wall
Snead
Jerry Barber
Barber
Columbus
Palmer
Palm Springs
Arnie
Casper
Lema
Las Vegas
Newspaper backs Reed Whipple for Las Vegas city commissioner
The edition denounces Harold Buck for unverified accusations and urges readers to trust Reed Whipple, praising his long public service and endorsing him for another term as Las Vegas city commissioner. It asserts Buck should reveal his sources and defends Whipple against smear tactics.
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Las Vegas
Reed Whipple
King Hassan’s New York Visit Marked by Naval Helicopter Escort
As King Hassan of Morocco neared New York, a Navy helicopter lowered a public relations officer to his ship. The scene juxtaposes royal reception with military spectacle while observers note potential future parity claims from Russia.
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Hassan
Morocco
New York
Thanks and sarcasm contrasted in polite speech
A brief note examines how gratitude phrases convey politeness or sarcasm. It highlights that "thanks" signals courtesy while "thanks a lot" can imply sarcasm depending on tone, context, and intent.
An Old Friend Remembers You Regardless
A reflective line notes that true friends accept you as you are and stand by you in all seasons, valuing loyalty beyond surface impressions. The sentiment hints at enduring bonds and steady companionship.
Bay Crash Scene Finds Survivor Near Yellowstone Lake
IDAHO FALLS Idaho UPI reports an Air Force helicopter located the wreckage of a missing B47 bomber near Shoshone Lake in Yellowstone Park. Surviving co-pilot Capt Bruce A Chapman age 33 was airlifted in good condition. The bomber collided with a KC135 over the Idaho Wyoming Montana border Friday night. three other crew members fate undetermined.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Wyo
Bruce A. Chapman
Air Force Public Information Office
Mountain Home Afb
Chapman
Idaho-Wyoming-Montana
Mountain Home
Air Force
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