US Withdraws First Batch of Dominican Troops
The United States begins pulling 600 of its 21,000 troops from the Dominican Republic as Latin American soldiers join a new OAS peace force. The Inter-American Force will total about 1,700. equal American withdrawals were expected. Political talks stall over a coalition government vs a junta. Jose A. Mora to lead negotiations with Cyrus Vance assisting. Bundy’s team seeks a strong anti communist government. Imbert Barrera proposes a provisional legislative council.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United States
Organization of American States
U.S
McGeorge Bundy
Johnson
Washington
OAS
Jose A. Mora
Cyrus Vance
Bundy
Mora
Antonio Guzman
Juan Bosch
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Imbert
Legislative Council
Tulsa Baseball Star Signs Kansas Letter
Richard Slicker of Tulsa Oklahoma signed a Kansas University letter of intent to pitch for the Jayhawks. He was Oklahoma Player of the Year and led his all-state team with a 13-2 record and a 0.51 ERA. The lefthander also threw consecutive no-hitters against Ponca City and Tulsa Hale.
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Richard Slicker
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas University
Jayhawk
Floyd Temple
Slicker
Oklahoma
Ponca City
Tulsa Hale
Business pace not so brisk in 1965 outlook
White House economist Gardner Ackley told the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers' Association in White Sulphur Springs that rest of 1965 growth will be about half of the first quarter. He warned a ripple of price increases troubles the Presidents Council. He said the slowdown reduces inflation risk and supports price stability.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
White House
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers’ Association
Ackley
Vicious Winds Hit Kansas City Area Causes Injuries
A severe thunderstorm swept through the Kansas City region early this morning with 80 mph winds and possible tornado activity. Two people were hospitalized in Blue Springs for severe injuries while a private plane hanger at Pleasant Hill suffered damage.
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Kansas City
Blue Springs
Edna Hale
C. J. Phillips
Pleasant Hill
R. C. Noah
Raytown
Storm Ravages Vinland Home Injuring Family Sleepers
In Vinland a violent storm damaged a shed and wall near the Saile family in a northwest bedroom. Five year old Steve woke as a board fell. three year old Jeff slept through it. The family car was struck, a small tractor unharmed, and half an inch of rain was recorded.
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Vinland
Saile
Steve
Jeff
Storm hits farms. barn roofs and trees damaged near Eudora
A tornado-like cloud touched down near Saile and Gerstenberger farms, damaging a barn and machine shed and knocking down trees. The funnel appeared to rejoin the cloud before crossing into Eudora. Cleanup began at dawn and will continue. Crops benefited from the following rain. most areas avoided serious damage.
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Saile
Joe Saile
Darrell Saile
Bob
Darrell
Gerstenberger
Eudora
Joe Davis
Gerstenbergers
Kansas Power & Light Co
Sibleyville
Kansas storm knocks out power and triggers evacuations
The storm regions reported hail and heavy rain from Pratt to Norton with reports of damage near Minneola Kinsley Turon Stafford Aenith and Sylvia. Dodge City recorded hail and nearly three inches of rain while Iuka evacuated due to natural gas leaks and a disrupted distribution system. Power lines and Pratt airport runway lights were affected.
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Norton
Minneola
Kinsley
Turon
Stafford
Aenith
Sylvia
Dodge City
Tasco
Sublette
Iuka
Pratt Airport
Sunflower site for atomic energy commission project reviewed
The Atomic Energy Commission favors Sunflower Ordnance Works as a leading site for a $280 million atom-smasher project. The plan needs 3 000 acres with expansion room, water supply, rail access, housing and cultural facilities, with June 15 as the preliminary application deadline. Competition includes Chicago University Illinois Urbana Wisconsin.
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Johnson
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Beard
Chicago University
Illinois University
Urbana
Wisconsin University
Sunflower Ordnance Works
The
Bridge and Auto Tune Up and Repair Services
Local service listing offers brake service muffler tailpipe wheel balancing and alignment plus generator starter service. Pickup and delivery road service available at 6th and Mass for customers near VI3-8897.
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6Th & Mass
Giant atom smasher planned for high energy program
The proposed accelerator would span about a mile in diameter and require six to eight years to build. The program remains the government’s costliest in physical research with a $100 million appropriation. Design authorization was urged for 1967 and construction for 1968. AEC has chosen four firms for advance architect engineer services: Daniel Mann Johnson and Mendenhall, Max O Urbahn, Seelye Stevenson Value and Knecht, and George A Fuller Company.
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Atomic Energy Commission
House
Appropriations Committee
Daniel, Mann
DA-TEX One Coat Wall Paint Promises Clean Results
A local ad touts DA-TEX one coat wall paint as less dripping and spatter free with no brush marks or odor. It claims quick 23 minute drying and strong brush adhesion, urging readers to visit Davis Paint Associate Store at 918 Mass Ph VI 3 6141 for colors.
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Helen
Life Magazine
Davis Paint Associate
Mass
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