Dominican Junta Seeks Wide Plan Changes as Rebels Agree on Elections
The Dominican junta pressed for major changes to the OAS peace plan while rebels urged only minor tweaks. Both sides roughly concur on holding elections within six to nine months, with the junta proposing elections could be postponed if the OAS deems it necessary. The junta would anchor a provisional government, broadened or aided by a consultative body, while rebels rejected that model and demanded democratic picks. The junta also said Communists should have no role in any future government.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
Junta
Editor Stepakov Leaves Izvestia After Khrushchev Ouster
Vladimir I. Stepakov who replaced Khrushchev's son in law as Izvestia editor left the post over a month ago. No new editor has been named and the reason remains unavailable. Stepakov, a Communist propaganda expert, had taken over from Alexei Adzhubei after Khrushchev's ouster last October.
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Moscow
Vladimir I. Stepakov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Izvestia
Stepakov
Communist Party
Alexei I. Adzhubei
Khrushchev
Will of 85 Year Old Provides Mourners Gas and Meals
J Raymond Bryden an 85 year old retired hotel owner left a will for his burial with flowers on his grave twice yearly a tank of gasoline for mourners autos and a substantial funeral meal His estate is about 70000 and Merchants National Bank of Allentown is executor The bank spokesman said the gasoline and meal request was not unusual as he had no close family and outlived most friends
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Allentown, Pa
J. Raymond Bryden
Bryden
Hamilton
Dunmore
Merchants National Bank of Allentown
Leontyne Price Wins Spingarn Medal for 1964
Leontyne Price, renowned Metropolitan Opera soprano, is named this year’s Spingarn Medal recipient for distinguished achievement by a Negro American. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP announced the award on Wednesday night, following the 1964 medal winner’s ceremony.
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New York
Leontyne Price
Metropolitan Opera
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U S Planes Hit North Viet Nam Amid Raids
Forty six American planes including 12 F105s 8 F4Cs and 26 escorts struck the Ban Nuoc Chieu ammo depot 80 miles west northwest of Hanoi. After 40 minutes 22 buildings were destroyed 7 damaged by 45 tons of bombs and rockets. No enemy aircraft were seen and all U S crews returned safely.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Viet Nam
U. S
Air Force
Ban Nuoc Chieu
North
Vinh
North Viet Nam
Midway
Vinh Son
U. S. Navy
South
U. S. Air Force
Navy
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Nebraska Legislature Passes Income Tax Bill
The Nebraska Legislature ended a 98 year tradition by approving an income tax bill but rejected a sales tax proposal. Advocates for a broader tax base remain hopeful about the flat rate income tax, which Gov. Morrison has threatened to veto if defects aren’t fixed.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Frank Morrison
Vatican earns dividends from Italian firms in 1963
Italian Finance Minister Robert Tremelloni announced the Vatican received 5.629 million dollars in dividends from Italian companies in 1963. After paying 15 percent in taxes, the Vatican reported a net of 4.758 million dollars.
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Rome
Robert Tremelloni
Vatican
Tremelloni
Italy
Tilt in Pisa Tower Grows By One Millimeter
Officials report the Leaning Tower of Pisa has tilted one millimeter further, a rise small in scale but enough to keep experts on alert about its stability and the building’s future.
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Pisa
Italy
Salinan to Head Trucking Agency in Kansas
James N. Preston of Salina will become managing director of the Kansas Motor Carriers Assn Aug 9. He is currently Salina Chamber of Commerce manager since 1962. Preston succeeds J R Halladay who left KMCA to join the American Trucking Assn in Washington. Mary Turkington will serve as acting managing director until Preston's start.
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James N. Preston
Salina
Kansas Motor Carriers Assn
Hilary Miller
Hays
Preston
Salina Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Halladay
KMCA
American Trucking Assn. Inc
Washington, D. C
Mary Turkington
Association
Frigate Biddle to be launched at Bath Iron Works
The 7 900 ton guided missile frigate Biddle will be launched July 2 at Bath Iron Works Corp. in Maine. The event marks a milestone for Bath facility and Navy shipbuilding plans.
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Bath, Maine
Biddle
Bath Iron Works Corp
Viets and France End Diplomatic Relations
South Viet Nam declares severing relations with France over policy toward the war. Foreign Minister Tran Van Do accuses De Gaulle’s government of aiding enemies, while Paris doubts further comment. No seizure of French property or mass reprisals planned, and 7000 French nationals in South Viet Nam remain.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
France
Tran van Do
de Gaulle
Paris
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