Barbed Wire Barricades to Disappear in Santo Domingo
Santo Domingo ends five months of division today as barbed wire and sandbag barricades vanish. Most of the 10,000 U S and Latin American troops of the Inter American Peace Force will withdraw to new encampments near the Hotel Embajador while some units remain at key sites. The move follows negotiations on the IAPF’s future, with the provisional government slated to end next May.
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Santo Domingo
Robert Berrellez
Dominican Republic
IAPF
10Th Consulta
Tive
OAS
JAPF
Jaragua
Embajador
Larea
AP photographer Huynh Thanh My killed in Mekong Delta engagement
AP photographer Huynh Thanh My, a 29 year old Vietnamese journalist, died from a neck wound while covering a battle south of Can Tho in the Mekong Delta. Guerrillas took his camera and belongings, but left his wedding ring and watch. My volunteered for combat duty and had been praised by AP leaders for his courage and dedication. He leaves a widow and a seven month old daughter.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Huynh Thanh My
Associated Press
Mekong River
Lang An
Can Tho
An Khe
Bernard Rosenberg
Albany
N.Y
Times- Union
Edward J. Neil Jr
Spain
Wes Gallagher
Viet Nam
Gallagher
Paul Miller
Gan
Delta
South
Iris
Candy Barr Back in Dallas for Surgery After Parole Stint
Ex strip tease r Candy Barr now a Dallas hospital patient returning to Edna Texas to undergo surgery. Paroled in 1959 for marijuana possession she remains under parole supervision at all times. In Edna she says she writes reads and fishes and plans to resume life beyond big city notoriety.
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Dallas
Candy Barr
Edna
Tex
Bis
Candy
City
Tech Department Secures NSF Grant for Matrix Research
Texas Tech mathematics department receives a 3600 grant from the National Science Foundation for a one year project titled Eigenvalues and Singular Values of Matrices. Dr. Emmett Hazlewood announces the award and Dr. Ali Reza Amir-Moez will direct the study, focusing on matrix formation problems.
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Texas Tech
Department of Mathematics
National Science Foundation
Emmett Hazlewood
Ali Reza Amir-Moez
Hazlewood
Amir-Moez
Mathematics Magazine
Ticking Bomb Brings Arrest
William Henry Gates, 21, was charged with illegal possession of a bomb after bringing a ticking time bomb to Dallas police headquarters. Explosives expert Captain J. M. Souter removed three bags of dynamite from the device and found 1742 sticks of dynamite plus blasting caps at Gates family home. Gates admitted setting the bomb’s time but could not explain the missing detonator.
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Dallas
UPI
William Henry Gates
J. M. Souter
Gates
House OKs 4.2 Billion Catch-All Appropriation Bill
The House passed a 4.2 billion general appropriation measure delaying rent subsidies for low income families. The bill redirects 1.5 billion to antipoverty and 1.5 billion to housing programs for the remaining fiscal year through next June 30. An amendment by Rep. James Harvey trimmed initial payments and future contracts for the rent subsidy program.
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Washington
House
Senate
James Harvey
R-Mich
Congress
Captain Pilots X15 To 48-Mile Height
Capt. Joe Engle flew the X15 to an altitude over 48 miles at Edwards Air Force Base in a measurement experiment for the Apollo program. His top speed reached 3,580 mph as he used a horizon scanner to survey the earth and aid in navigation reference development.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
UPI
Joel Engle
Engle
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