World Briefs On Goverment Agreement For June Meeting
Government spokesmen report an accord to hold a June meeting to discuss a proposed plan. Officials expect approval by Congress and a formal announcement after the session.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1965
Page
4
Government spokesmen report an accord to hold a June meeting to discuss a proposed plan. Officials expect approval by Congress and a formal announcement after the session.
A UPI report from Pasington notes a major oil company rejects charges of fueling a price war. Officials from Loom, Wow! Or Company, and other majors testify that federal rules would overreach, while industry reps argue price wars stem from broader market pressures and competition concerns.
The text presents fragmented, era-heavy references to Auschwitz and German wartime atrocity terms. It mentions murderers, trials, and accountability, with garbled names and phrases that suggest a historical discussion of Nazi crimes and postwar responses.
A nationwide weather event brings heavy thunderstorms across the south and midwest, snowfall in northern regions, and a heat spike in the west. Officials urge caution as road conditions and power outages are reported in multiple states.
UPI text from Tokyo reports Gen Ju Cheng warning of possible US retaliation and a coerced response by Communist China. The dispatch notes heavy winter storms in Texas and the Midwest, floods in some areas, and power outages affecting 2000 telephones as authorities race to restore services.
Washington reports tense activity as diplomats push for a response to the ouster of the Dominican regime. An urgent appeal calls for international mediation while five envoys gather in connection with the Caracas and Panama contacts. The embassy in Santo Domingo coordinates with regional actors amid a shifting power scene.
In Santo Domingo Caamano moves through downtown crowds amid gunfire and mortar shells. US Marines report casualties and clashes erupt near the capital while supporters cheer the rebel leader. Civilians wave weapons as Caamano's 45 minute stroll spurs tense scenes.
In Selma, Martin Luther King Jr leads a Mass rally urging immediate freedom for Negroes as the crowd chants for equal rights. Ralph Abernathy, Leroy Wilkins, and other figures speak while state authorities face renewed pressure from protesters demanding an end to segregation.
Washington approves four retraining courses to aid IDS unemployed Newatans. Senator Adan Bible and Howard Cannon endorse the plan. Clerk Scheel Dane and a state firm SAL 644 administers. Courses include computer programming and culinary training for laid off workers.
Seven officers were arrested after a planned May coup attempt against President Park Chung-hee. Masterminds Col Lee In Soon and Col Won Chung-yen reportedly led the plot while Col Lee held a key staff post at army headquarters and Col Won served as a military regime spokesman in 1961.
In Ocean City Maryland UPI reports bodies of Nancy Carniel ler and Robert H Dev are recovered from near the Ocean, near Roddy Baker's Carousel. Miss Tyler and Dev were connected to Senate investigations and the wreckage was found in murky water. The crash involved a Waco biplane and occurred after failing to pull out of a right turn. The Carousel, aka Roddy Baker's Carousel, fronts Ocean City's main business area and is linked to Baker's outside business ventures.
Udall criticizes Budget Bureau action on a proposed Lower Colorado development package including the Bridge Canyon dam Central Arizona Project and a five year water study. The plan would allocate about 12 million acre-feet to Arizona and 44 million to California amid controversy over costs and priorities.
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