Wounds Of War Heal In Dominican Republic
In Santo Domingo signs of peaceful transformation emerge after a year of representative democracy. President Balaguer appears set to become the first freely elected Dominican chief of state since 1923, with U S and OAS support backing his performance. Urban housing improves, while rural poverty and a 3.5 percent annual population rise strain budgets, widening imports and a projected $30 million trade deficit by July.
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Caribbean
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Horacio Vasquez
United States
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Francisco Pena Gomez
Dominican Revoluionary
PRD
Balaguer
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Haiti
Ozama River
Today in History highlights for June 25, 1967
On this date in history several events are noted including North Korea invading Korea in 1950, Virginia ratifying the U S Constitution in 1788, Napoleon's farewell address in 1815 before exile to Saint Helena, Custer’s defeat at the Little Bighorn in 1876, Bel leau Wood battle in 1918, relief rolls in 1934, CBS first color broadcast in 1951, and subsequent notes on Cold War era events and Vatican Yugoslavia relations mirrored in later years.
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Associated Press
North Korea
Republic of Korea
Virginia
U.S
Napoleon Bonapart
Saint Helena
George Custer
the Little Big Horn
Montana
CBS
United States
West Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Bulgaria
West Berlin
Vatican
Yugoslavia
Arlene Dahl Seeks Annulment Over No Children
Actress Arlene Dahl filed in Los Angeles Superior Court to annul her marriage to Alexis Lichine on grounds he refused to have children. The couple, who wed December 23 1965 in St James Barbados West Indies, separated last March. Dahl, 38, says Lichine 53 had indicated he favored a family.
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Los Angeles
Arlene Dahl
Alexis Lichine
Superior Court
Miss Dahl
Lichine
St. James
Barbados
West Indies
Reagan Darling Tops Young Republicans in Omaha Speech
California Governor Ronald Reagan wins over the Young Republican National Federation crowd at the closing session in Omaha Nebraska praising his philosophy and blasting federal policy. He vows he is not running in 1968 yet draws loud support amid debate on Vietnam spending and civil rights plank.
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Neb
Young Republican National Federation
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ithey
Barry Gold
Haiphong Harbor
Jack McDonald
Nashville
Tenn
Jim
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