Balaguer inaugurated as Dominican president amid unrest
Joaquin Balaguer was sworn in as president in Santo Domingo watched by delegations including U S Vice President Hubert Humphrey. Police clashed with protesters wounding several as security tightened. Balaguer vows austerity to quell agitation and revive economy amid post 1965 turmoil and U S led Caribbean intervention.
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Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
National Congress Building
Humphrey
Balaguer
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
Organization of American States
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Luis Carlos Tejada Gonzales
Derby Day in Memorial Drive Oil Can Derby Set
Derby events on Memorial Drive block traffic with No Parking signs along Mississippi Street. Miss Lawrence KU will flag the winner as boys race two-car heats toward a 650 foot finish aided by a photo finish device. Officials include Jaycee Doug Jennings as starter, Austin Gay as chief judge, with finish line judges appointed.
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Mississippi Street
University
Kansas Union
Jan Monsees
Lawrence KU
Shipman Winter
Chevrolet
Lou Engel
Journal-World Sports
Jaycee
Doug ‘Jennings
Austin Gay
Split Remains on Whether U S in Red or in Black
The article notes a fiscal year ending in the red with estimates of the deficit ranging from 2.5 to 3.9 billion dollars. For the new year Treasury and Congress debate net tax receipts and spending as the deficit outlook shifts with tax deposits and stronger receipts. The piece also mentions a Jayhawk Soap Box Derby with local youths preparing for a Monday race in Akron, Ohio.
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U.S
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate House Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Treasury Department
Treasury
House-Senate
Committee
Jayhawk
Baghdad Coup Attempt Reported In Four Hour Battle
Arrivals say rebels struck Baghdad while government forces resisted in a four hour fight at the presidential palace. Rebel planes and tanks were reported, with casualties not yet confirmed. President Aref declared the attempt crushed and said officers were arrested.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Baghdad
Abdel Rahman Aref
Imaginationa derby builders showcase youth energy
Imagination and speed mark a Soap Box Derby scene where 11 to 15 year olds display cars built since last February. Young racers revise to pass safety checks and some plan to mothball their creations for next year, showing ahead thinking and distinct designs emerging from the competition.
Toll road speeds kept at eighty miles an hour
Johnson and Troelstrup urge motorists to have their cars checked before leaving on a trip. The article notes the remaining toll road segment will maintain an 80 mph limit, emphasizing safety and vehicle readiness for travelers.
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Johnson and
Troelstrup
Safety tips for July 4 travel and swimming
Officials urge sunglasses by day to improve night vision and warn against night driving with sunglasses. Check headlights taillights and turn signals for safe travel as 87 million vehicles move 9.4 million miles. Emphasize three factors car road driver and drowning dangers, urging swim safety and never swim alone with trained supervision.
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Johnson
Fireworks safety warning from police chief in Lawrence
The police chief urges parents to keep children away from weekend fireworks. He cautions that fireworks are dangerous even for adults if mishandled and advises readers to review Tuesday statistics before leaving the city.
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Lawrence
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