Dominican Republic Crisis Draws U.S. Marines Into Action
U S Marines were landed in the Dominican Republic to protect nationals and aid evacuations as fighting raged in Santo Domingo. Wessin governs outside the capital amid heavy sniper fire and political tension as the OAS debates a neutral refugee zone and cease fire.
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Wuset Searen Torwupeekneers
F Dencia
U.S. Navy
Washington
Johnson
Erste
of American
U. S
el Salvador
Peru
Mexico
Ecuador
Ducite
Idquart
United States
Westin
Antirebel Forces Organization of American States
Palace of Justice
Domingo
Armed Forces Radio
Sanjefugees
Isidro
U.S
Ellsworthes
Duarte
OAS
Santo Domini
Fortaleza Ozama
Fort Ozama
Thareay
Santo Domingo
Wessin
Dominican Republic
Latin America
Nicaragua
Posals
Aken
Semmonad
Polo Grounds
Bunker
Birth Announcement Highlights Local Families
A daughter weighing 3 pounds 2 ounces was born at 7 28 am Thursday to Mr and Mrs Leonard Owens at 1310 Ave Bird non melting pounds are noted and the father is employed by Libbock College. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Donald A Roberts and Mr and Mrs Charles Helms with birth notices for a child in Mi on. Julian Alvarado’s family announces a birth at 500 saaeraon in Mewod Hola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Owens
Texas ‘Tech
Charles Helms
Ave, Mi
Libbock Colton OW
Julian Alvarado
Coon Poor
Draper Advances In Link Tourney
Draper wins in a link competition as a major quake in the Pacific Northwest causes casualties and damage. Adolphus Lewis of Seattle dies when debris falls from a downtown building. Alaska experiences a deadly 83 magnitude quake and tidal wave with 133 lives lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Spector
Adolphus Lewis
Seattle
Alaska
William Egan
Quake Rips Parts of Washington, Damages Capitol Dome
Washington state reels from a major quake with the Capitol dome damaged in Olympia and skylights crashing into legislative desks. Gov Evans orders evacuations as fire brigades fight blazes and a road sinks near Gig Harbor. Tacoma churches lose parts and Mt Persis boulders threaten highways while people seek shelter.
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Imayor
Olympia
Daniel J. Evans
Capitol
Senate
House
Grand Coulee Dam
Coast Guard to Wyoming eases duties
The AP report notes an adjustment in Coast Guard activities reaching Wyoming with reduced duties. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate a broader reassessment of Coast Guard presence in the region.
Coast Guard to Expand Patrols in Viet Cong Sea Infiltration
U S Coast Guard announces expanded patrols to combat sea infiltration by Viet Cong, with three hundred Coast Guard personnel to man cutters in Navy vessels. Officials cite 4000 weapons sunk on a North Vietnamese vessel last February as urgent evidence of communist threat at sea.
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Ona
Coast
Saigon
Ton
Musca
Coast Guard
University of Iowa
Parsons
Washington
College and
John Hiton
United States
Mississippi flood backdrops Iowa towns amid rising river
Floodwaters from the Mississippi crest spread seven miles wide near Burlington and Muscatine Iowa threatening about 20 000 acres of farmland. National Guard mobilization followed in Illinois and warnings prompted evacuations along the riverfront.
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Burlington
Iowa
UPI
Muscatine
Burl
Father of
Yellow Springs Creek
Mississippi
Dowagiac Latin Class Connects 1300 Miles by Phone
In Dowagiac Michigan teachers and students attempted a long distance Latin class after no local instructor was available. Mrs Iveys English class taped to Rangely High School Colorado to bridge the gap, a 1300 mile phone hookup linked the class weekly with 11 girls and 3 boys. Officials hoped the arrangement would continue until a Latin instructor could be found locally.
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Dowagiac
Mich
Colorado
March
Nathan Ivey
Rangely
Colo
Latlesson
Town
Ivey
Nathan
L Ivey
South
Western Michigan College
Mills Defends All Marine 1500 Title at Quantico Meet
Olympic 10 000m champ Billy Mills from Camp Pendleton wins the All Marine 1500m in 3 51.9, edging Dave Farley who runs 3 52.0. Quantico Marines host the event as eight races unfold ahead of the Quantico Marine Corps Schools Relays at Butler Stadium.
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Quantico
Billy Mills
Dave Farley
Mills
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Farley
Quantico Marines
Quantico Marine Corps Schools
Butler Stadi
Murakami To Join Giants For Season
Japanese pitcher Masanori Murakami is flying to the United States to join the San Francisco Giants. Giants owner Horace Stoneham says Murakami and the Nankai Hawks have accepted the proposal and will report as soon as possible.
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SAN Francisco
Masanori Murakami
United States
San Francisco Giants
Horace Stoneham
Yushi Uchimura
Uchimura
Murakami
Nankai Hawks
Stoneham
Srs
Ema
Sun Seheguiey
Onetiil S Russe tiisTuNg Seu
Murakam
Lyndell Wood
Giants
Orland
Bill Charlotte Warren
Nankei
Mingham
Virginian
Rob
Beft Warren
San Fran
Cisco
Westlay
Loselsprey
Tahoka Young Farm
Tern Productions Inc
Hagerward
Turners, Man
N. M
Birmingham
Roy
Hawks
Beecroft
Meadow
Carlsbad
Nankaj
Jackie Burnett
Pat Sarten
Carol Nichols
Charlotte Mears
Linda Hale
Sharon Dempation
Innanesel Beecroft
Opening Night Rodeo Adds Notables to Marine Meet
The two day Marine Corps Relays feature top stars led by Pole vaulter John Velses and sprinter Bahin ia among individual headliners. Quantico wins four events with Camp Pendleton taking the other four. No team champion awarded.
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Sity
Stewart
Quantico
Camp Pendleton
Marine Corps
Saturn
John Velses
la Salle
Jim l O'Keefe
Central
Anemic Roberts
North
Bahin
Van
Norm Tate
Yank Olympians Set for International Meets in Spain
United States track stars Bob Schul Ralph Boston John Thomas and Mel Hein Jr will compete in Madrid on May 14 and Barcelona on May 16 announced by the National AAU. Schul won the Tokyo 5,000 meters title and Thomas took silver in the high jump. Hein, from Los Angeles, is a leading pole vault contender and holder of the world record in broad jump.
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New York
Bob’ Schul
Ralph Bos
John Thomas
Mel Hein Jr
United States
Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
AAU
Schul
Tokyo
Boston
Thomas
Hein
Los Angeles
Liston To Leave For Heavyweight Work
Sonny Liston plans to depart Denver on Saturday for his May 25 bout with heavyweight champion Cassius Clay in Boston. The article notes Liston lost the title to Clay in Miami and mentions widespread Midwest floods driving about 40,000 from homes, with at least 14 deaths and more than 200 million dollars in damage.
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Denver
Sonny Liston
Cassius I Clay
Boston
Liston
Clay
Miami
Roach Quits Turf to Join Dallas Cowl Broadcast
White River Roach leaves turf for broadcast role with Dallas Cowl in Boston. The former quarterback will train with sparring partners and join Geraldine in announcing duties while the club scouts broadcasting options over CBS.
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Roach
Geraldine
Dallas
John Roach
Dallas Cowl
Motor Inn
Dedham
Mass
Willie Reddish
Liston
CBS
Boston
Amos Lincoln
Everett Copeland
Willie
Richardson, Freese & Nichols
Fort Worth
Reddish
Water District
Office Sets Desegregation Guidelines for School Plans
The Office of Education reports 23 of 67 voluntary integration plans from 15 Southern and border states are acceptable. California, Montana and New Mexico joined the 14 states with acceptable statements, though districts must still qualify. Keppel notes district guidance and a nine page desegregation guideline to test compliance.
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Keppel
California
Montana
New Mexico
Bale
Office of Education
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Raul
Devense
Iganto
Capial
Air Force
Pedro Bartolome Benoit
Army
Enriqi Saladin
Navy
Manuel Santa Carrasco
Bosch
Creer
Thorugh House
Fatenas Sanants Bao Alealho
Peace Corps
Hospi
Als
Quame—Grovery
Seattle, Wash
Pacific Northwest
Jatooottan Teeree Coe
Allen
Donald A. Roberts
J.D. Braman
Rasmussen
Toof
Mason County
Wash
Hood Canal
Andrews
Oc la Loren
Strect
Sture
Pacific Ave
Evans
James Johnson
Ethel] Webb
Tacoma
Zeno
Pinehurst
N.C
Tom Draper
Don Allen
David Boyd
Morris (Moss) Beecroft
Jerry Potter
Fla
Rochester
N.Y
Bill’ Harvey
Greensboro
Boyd
Atlanta
Cay Seana Aead Power US
Johnny Leach
Troy
University of School District
Houston
Newport News
John Birmingham
Pittsburgh
Dra
Guatemala
Fairway Woods
Potter
Leach
Tacoma Narrows
Ior
Puget Sound
Bill Leith
Coast’ Guard
WY Too
Oakville
Werereto
Tiinois
Otto Kerner
Dered
Fulton
Til
Minois
Civil
Dubuque
Quad Cities
Davenport
Moline
East Moline
Rockland
Std
Gaia
Moline City Hall
Keokuk
He van Thured
Andrews High School
Bob Brouillet
T. A. Roach
Basil Minullis
Bonneville Power
Everett
Ivory Coast
Harvey
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Wos
pro-Bosch
Santos Domingo
Francisco Ceamano Deno
Perez
Wesain
Thurso Yean
Conprottes
U.S. Naval Plahes
Sanj
Queens
Atiball
Elizabeth
Mual San Isidro Air Base
Wessin’s
Westminster Abbey
First Nationaljrodea
Teich
Terry County Sheriff's Posse Caan
Sam Stotioe
Pewaon Coury
Isennam
Grand Coutee
Olympie
Charlotte Warren
Tohoka Rodeo
Cu Wre
James Stewart
Ilinois Univer
Villanova
Georgetown
D.C
North Carolina College
White River
Germany
Haiti
Velonde
Coribesen
Mabrnes Land
U. 8
Santo
Haina
San Isidro
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