OAS Truce Team Arrives in Santo Domingo Over Haiti Risk
An OAS truce team led by Ambassador Alberto Zuleta Angel arrives in Santo Domingo to assess Dominican charges of aggression by Haiti and report back. Haiti’s Foreign Minister says his country will file charges against the Dominican Republic for OAS review. future trips may follow as peace talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAS
Alberto Zuleta Angel
Colombia
Haiti
Rene Chalmers
Dominican Republic
Zuleta Angel
Santo Domingo
New York
Felix B. Stump
Admiral Stump
USN
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Southeast Asia
Laos
South Viet Nam
Burma
Storms Cause Floods and Tornadoes Sweep South and Midwest
Storms drenched nine states with tornadoes killing residents in Mississippi and Tennessee. Flooding rose on the Trinity River near Dallas while Lake Michigan ships battled 20-foot waves. Haiti Cuba tensions and Dominican embassies drew U N and OAS scrutiny as Haiti faced internal turmoil and a consul general resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity River
Dallas
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Chicago
LaPorte
Ind
Michigan
Teamsters Donate 336000 for Scout Center in Washington
James R. Hoffa presented 336000 from the Teamsters Union to the Boy Scouts National Capital Area Council for a new scout center in Washington. Adm. Arleigh Burke accepted the gift, noting gratitude from scout officials after Lt. Gen. Hershey requested a contribution.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of the
National Capital Area Council
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
National Capital Area Council of the Scouts
Hoffa
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Teamsters Union General Executive Board
Hershey
International Brotherhood — of Teamsters
Malayans Given Smallpox Shots by Error
Several thousand Malayans near the Thai border received smallpox vaccinations after a misreported outbreak in Thailand. The Malay Mail cited a health official saying the Patan Province cases were chicken pox, not smallpox.
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Kuala Lumpur
Thailand
Malay Mail
Patan
Births Reported From Methodist and Area Hospitals
A series of birth notices from Methodist Hospital and area clinics records newborn sons and daughters. Parents include Mr and Mrs Craig Wallace in south Second Street and Rev Juan Valenzala in La Mesa, with weights ranging from 3 pounds 14% ounces to 8 pounds 15 ounces and times between morning and evening hours. Fathers’ occupations span Assembly of God minister, Sewell Grocery, Dowell Motors, Kerr Paving, farming, construction, and Galbraith Steel & Supply Co.
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Craig Wallace
Methodist Hospital
Juan Valenzala
la Mesa
Assembly of God
Walter Little
Sewell Grocery
John Paul King
Sol
Ave
Aosen
Luesdar
West Texas Hospital
Dowell Motors
Roselio Morin
E 30Th St
Weishing
Dick Lynn J Kreexer
College
Littlefield
Taylor Hospital
Assembly For God
Duane Verschelde
Lorenzo
Hancock Manufacturing Co
H. W. Shelton
Rt. 2
Brownfield
W. A. Brashear
Jairskine
Anderson-Young Electric Co
U S Would Block Cuba Base In Haiti
U S officials said American armed forces would block any Cuban attempt to establish bases or export arms to Haiti. The claim followed a Dominican charge to the OAS that Castro offered military bases to Duvalier, a claim not confirmed by State Department officials.
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Port Au Prince
Morris Rosenberg
Duvalier
Organization of American States
Freites
Haiti
Czechoslovakia
Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Remo
Francois Duvalier
Paes State Department
Borden Milk Vo
Andres Freites
Ofiithe Organization of American States
Typhoon Olive Devastates Saipan Island
Typhoon Olive struck Saipan in the Mariana Islands causing widespread destruction. Half of the island's buildings were demolished and half the homes and all crops were ruined with only 5 percent spared. one injury reported and no deaths.
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Agana Guam
Saipan
Mariana Islands
Pacific Islands Trust Territory
Olive
Guam
Marianas
Karen
Renan
Wanger's Son Held On Charge In Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills police booked Justin Walter Wanger 23 actor's agent and Sherman Greenberg 27 on suspicion of grand theft and forgery after allegedly passing several worthless checks. They were jailed after attempting to cash another at a Bank of America branch. the man is identified as Walter Wanger's son by a prior marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
UPD
Walter Wanger
JF. Beevers
Justin Walter Wanger
Sherman Greenberg
Justin Wanger
Wanger
Joan Bennett
Bank of America
Italy Left Advances in Parliamentary Vote
In a parliamentary election Italy recorded its lowest republic-era share for the ruling parties as the combined Communists and Marxist Socialists surpassed the Christian Democrats. The left achieved its strongest showing to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christan Democrats
Nenni
Italy
Christian Democrats
Planning Board Hears Opposition to 50th Street Zoning Plan
A lengthy Planning Commission hearing aired opposition to new zoning curbs and a proposed melt ing pot commercial district along 34th and 50th streets. Real estate spokesmen urged consistent zoning while critics argued against weakening restrictive blocks and demanded clearer land use rules.
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50Th Street
Treadaway
Abraam Lincoln
50Th St
34Th Street
Chapman
Board
Planning Commission
C. T. Akers
49Th Street
Plan-ning Commission
J. B. Hance
Slide Road
40Th Street
George P. Kuykendall
Curtis Bray
Albert Skibell
Quaker Ave
Gordon Treadaway
Rob Caraway
Boston Avenue
Avenue T
W. B. Rushing
Ave. Q
James G. Marshall
Ave. T
Homer Hall
Te Commission
Avenues L
Planning Group
City Commission
Jack Eastman
Hance
Roy Grimes
David Tipple
Aubrey Faulkner
Louis Murfee Jr
W. B. Holmes
Roy [Bass
Scientists Explore 30 Million Year Old Underwater Peak
Scientists at Galveston retrieved specimens from Stetson Bank known as Barracuda Rock during an extensive weekend expedition. About 30 volunteers joined the effort to study the submerged peak and its ancient geological secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
UPS
Stetson Bank
Fidel Castro Leads May Day Observances In Moscow
Soviet May Day open with accusations against the United States over nuclear war plans. U S embassy officials plan to boycott Red Square parade and Castro’s presence is cited as reason. Khrushchev dinner hosts Castro. Brezhnev and Gromyko attend.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Red Square
Fidel Castro
Foy Kohler
Cuba
Rodsion Malinovsky
Berlin
Castro
Kmrelin
Khrushchev
Jhad Castro
Tass
Lenoid Brezhnev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Three Day Freedom Forum Opens With Notable Speakers
A three day Freedom Forum opens here featuring W C Rhodes of Southwestern Public Service at 11 a.m. and Dr Tirso Del Junco of Los Angeles at 12:30 p.m. Del Junco chairs the American Committee to Free Cuba and will discuss Castro and Latin America.
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Glenn Scott
Dallas
Scott
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
John Stevens
Abilene
Stevens
Abilene Christian College
George Washington
The
Freedoms Foundation
William E. Fort, Jr
California Free Enterprise Assn
Knott’s Berry Farm
Calif
Freedom Forum
George $. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Ark
Benson
Amarillo
W. C. Rhodes
Rhodes
Southwestern Public Service Co
Castro
Tirso del Junco
Fidel Castro
University of Havana
del Junco
Los Angeles
Cuba
United States
South America
American Committee To Free
Low
New York
Scotland
National Association of Manufacturers
National Council of Industrial Management Clubs
New England
Washington
Herbert Miller
Tax Foundation, Inc
Miller
Hoover Commission
Commission
Citizens National Committee
Tulia Woman Dies In Lubbock
Angelita Gonzales, 67, of Tulia, died on arrival at West Texas Hospital after an illness at a residence Tuesday night. Family transported her to Lubbock via ambulance, where she was pronounced dead.
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Fort Payne
Ala
Shannon
Miss
Tupelo
Moon Lake
Tennessee
Sherry Clement
Maury City
Crockett County
West Tennessee
Angelita Gonzales
Tulia
West Texas Hospital
Dr Tirso Del Junco Former Schoolmate Of Castro
Dr Tirso Del Junco, named as a former schoolmate of Fidel Castro, is highlighted in a brief historical note noting his ties to the Cuban leader and shared early education. The piece frames the connection within a broader memory of Cuba's revolutionary era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirso del Junco
Castro
Woman Pilot Passes Point Of No Return On Hawaii Hop
Betty Miller, 31, passed the point of no return midway between Oakland and Hawaii aboard a 2,200 mile solo flight. Coast Guard reports she sent normal status from Ocean Station November aboard cutter Taney as she continues toward Brisbane, Australia.
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Oakland
Calif
Betty Miller
Point of
Midway
Hawaii
Coast Guard
Solo
Ocean Station
Taney
Honolulu
Santa Monica
Brisbane
Australia
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Kirtland
Jimmy Smith
Lauf
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Clarence Dixon
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Charles Page
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S&18
40Th St
Goodnight Hospital
Istaller
Western Electric Co
Alexander M. Milligan
Mitchell Bivd
Reese Village
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
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Herman QO. Wilson
Lubbock Christian College
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Lubbock Public Schools Supt
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