Promises Of Richer Life Ignite Invasion Talk In Dominican Republic
The article argues Trujillo’s assassination failed to resolve Dominican tensions as Latin Americans demand a better life. It compares Fidel Castro with Trujillo, noting Castro seems more modern in promising richer life. It warns U S lessons from Cuba apply to future upheavals.
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Latin America
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Trujillo
Castro
Republic
Caribbean
No Mater
Trujillo Heirs Move to Stabilize Dominican Republic
After the assassination of Rafael Trujillo in Ciudad Trujillo, his son Rafael Jr and brother Rhadames rushed from Paris as government officials vowed continuity. President Balaguer urged unity while exiles and locals reported a stunned public and restricted communications as a power transition began.
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Washington
Dominican Republic
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Trujillo
Catholic Church
Ciudad Trujillo
Rafael L. Trujillo
San Juan
P.R
Hispaniola
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Jr
Paris
Rhadames
France
Porfirio Rubirosa
Joaquin Balaguer
Hector
Balaguer
Republic
U S Watches Dominican Crisis After Trujillo Assassination
The Kennedy administration and Secretary of State Rusk monitor post assassination Dominican Republic for path to democracy or potential revolution. Officials fear upheaval could affect U S Latin policy and fears of Cuban influence rise amid limited information and regional tensions.
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Washington
U.S
post-Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Wha
Iinlind
Giatase Wennta
Viliveu Ote Wells
Rafael Trujillo
Caribbean
Trujillo
Uprising Averted In Venezuela
In Caracas, Betancourt's government reports 21 plotters seized and arms recovered after dawn raids. Authorities accuse a Trujillo-backed rebel faction of planning a violent act, while some leaders escaped. Betancourt linked the plot to the Dominican dictator's influence.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Trujillo
Betancourt
Dayton Woman, 83, Dies in Home Fire
Mrs. Mary Davis, 83, died in a Dayton residence fire on the second floor. Firemen believe the blaze started in an electric iron in her room. She lived with son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook but was alone when the fire began.
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Dayton
Ohio
Mary Davis
Robert Cook
Governor Criticizes Commencement Speeches in Paducah
Gov Bert Combs told Paducah Junior College graduates that commencement speeches should be abolished He discarded his prepared text and kept the talk to about three minutes to demonstrate his stance.
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Bert Combs
Paducah Junior College
Rusk Delays Paris Trip to Lead Kennedy De Gaulle Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk canceled his planned Paris visit to take charge personally of U S strategy in the talks with President Kennedy and French Premier Gaulle.
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Dean Rusk
Paris
U.S
Strate
Dominican Envoy Threats Spark Guard at Consulate
Dominican Republic Consul General Miguel Herrera said two police stood guard at the Miami consulate after telephoned threats on his life. He reported calls from Spanish speakers began after Trujillo's assassination and warned that his office was next on the list following violence at the New York consulate. No demonstrations occurred.
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U.S
Ciidad Trujillo
Henry Dearborn
Trujillo
Miami
Fla
Dominican Republic
Miguel Herrera
Herrera
Rafael L. Trujillo
New York
Celebrating Teenagers Die In Auto Crash Near Port Huron
Five youths returning from a pregraduation party were killed when their car crossed a curve and crashed into a concrete bridge 12 miles northwest of Port Huron Michigan Deputy Sheriff Robert Baker identified the victims as James R McLean 16 Alvin H Meddaugh 19 Barbara A Waterwolf 15 Nancy E Blake 16 and Launce Hill 18 Stella Samczyk ? 22 Allan Virgin 22 was injured. The car traveled about 250 feet at an estimated 90 mph before impact.
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Port Huron, Mich
Here
Robert Baker
James R. McLean
Alvin H. Meddaugh
Barbara A. Waterwolf
Nancy E. Blake
Launce Hill
Stella Samczyk
Allan Virgin
Weather Focus Warns of Showers and Warm Weekend
The region faces thundershowers tonight and tomorrow with a possible Saturday. Expect warm conditions with a tonight low in the 60s and a Friday high around 75 degrees. Yesterday reached 75 at 4 30 p m, overnight low 62 at 4 30 a m. Middletown recorded .02 inches of rain yesterday.
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Middletown
Kennedy and De Gaulle Affirm West Unity in Talks
Kennedy and De Gaulle opened a second day of talks at the Elysee Palace as they pressed for a firm Western stance on Berlin while diverging over France’s call for an equal voice with Britain and the United States in Allied policy. Kennedy praised Franco-American ties during a visit to the U.S. Embassy and the Paris City Hall welcome.
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John M. Hightower
Paris
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
West
Berlin
France
Britain
United States
Iment
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
U.S
Khrushchev
Vienna
Austria
Hotel de Ville
Government docks ships micromanage modern starry harbor
A humorous take notes that today’s ships reportedly face government scrutiny and docking, turning mariners’ hopeful arrivals into bureaucratic delays. The quip frames authorities as gatekeepers delaying the anticipated financial windfall.
U S Officials Tout Friendly Welcome by Attractive Hostesses
Commerce Secretary Hodges proposes using multilingual port receptionists to greet foreign visitors in the United States. The INS already employs 50 attractive receptionists at major airports to ease travelers' arrival. shipboard greeting is under study but faces logistics.
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Washington (Ap
Luther H. Hodges
United States
Hodges
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Khrushchev-Kennedy Talks Pin Berlin and Peace
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrives for discussions in Vienna amid expectations to press disarmament and Berlin issues while Kennedy aims for world peace. Czech leader Novotny warns of dangerous open questions as the leaders prepare for a tough meeting. Khrushchev signals possible flexibility on West Berlin amid U.S. caution.
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Vienna
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Berlin
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Bratislava
Austria
Novotny
Prague
West Berlin
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Moscow
Thompson
Six Die In Auto Train Crash Near Angleton Georgia Trip Foiled
An auto bearing a fisherman's family and a friend toward Georgia wrecked into a freight train at about 10 miles per hour. Six persons were killed: William James Rose 35 Gypsy Linville Rose 36 Eunice Rose 15 Ellen Rose 13 William Rose Jr. 6 and Manuel Oliver 68. Linda Rose 8 survived with critical injuries. Police said no skid marks were found and the driver likely did not see the Missouri Pacific train.
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Angleton
Tex
Georgia
Linda Rose
James F. Klasel
William James Rose
Freeport
Gypsy Linville Rose
Eunice Rose
Ellen Rose
William Rose Jr
Manuel Oliver
Rose
Missouri Pacific
Two Die in Flint Rooming House Fire
A fire at a three story Flint rooming house near downtown killed two men and sent sixteen others fleeing. The blaze started on the first floor around 2 a.m. in Flint Michigan.
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Flint, Mich
Flint
Judge Lets Teen Free If She Marries In Six Months
Ruth Ann Hyde an 18 year old from Eastlake was sentenced to six months in Lake County jail for assault and battery but the judge suspended the sentence if she marries within the period. The alleged attack involved two men and an elderly victim with a bottle. The boyfriend a Navy serviceman at Norfolk was not identified and a wedding was planned prior to the arrest.
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Painesville, Ohio
Common Pleas
Winfield Scott Slocum
Ruth Ann Hyde
Eastlake
Lake County
Navy
Norfolk
Miss Hyde
French Rebel Generals Sentenced to 15 Years Each
Two former top French generals Maurice Challe and Andre Zeller were sentenced to 15 years in prison by a special court for leading the Foreign Legion mutiny in Algeria. The nine-officer civilian jury panel spared them from the death penalty under emergency powers invoked by President Charles de Gaulle.
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Paris
Foreign Legion
Algeria
Maurice Challe
Andre Zeller
Charles de Gaulle
Soviets block Laos truce supervision move again
In Geneva the Soviet Union again blocked Western efforts to strengthen Lao ceasefire supervision. Harriman accused Pathet Lao of daily attacks and denying access for investigations. Pushkin defended the cease fire as in effect since May and rejected calls for more authority. MacDonald supported freer investigations by the control commission.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Laos
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Pathet Lao
Georgi Pushkin
Britain
Malcolm MacDonald
Harriman
Helicopter Crash Kills Two US Pilots in Laos
Two American civilian helicopter pilots died when their craft crashed during a supply mission to Meo fighters in the Padong mountains. Pilot Walter Witboyski of Ohio and co pilot Charles Master of North Carolina were identified. flight mechanic Dale Kloch was lightly injured. A DAC member from the Military Assistance Advisory Group was seriously hurt and airlifted to Bangkok. The rotor struck a tree during landing on a sloped pad.
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Vientiane
Laos
Padong
Air American
Walter L. P. Witboyski
Polk
Ohio
Charles H. Master
Charlotte
N.C
Dale Kloch
American Military Assistance Advisory Group
Bangkok
Thailand
Washington
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