Rebels Fire On U S Troops In Santo Domingo
In darkness near Ciudad Nueva in Santo Domingo rebels fired on a U S patrol four times but American forces did not retaliate. No casualties were reported. Inter-American peace force inquiries and a large Paraguayan contingent were deployed as regional groups seek a path to a provisional Dominican government.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
San Francisco de Macoris
inter-American Peace Force
Inter-American Human Rights Commission
Carlos A. Dunshee de Abranches
Brazil
Enrique Ferrer Vievra
Argentina
Peace Force
Roberto Cubas Barbosa
Teen Ager Shot During Sesquicentennial Pageant
Winchester Ohio AP reports a 15 year old boy, Steven Willhite of Maude, was shot in the face during Morgan's Raid reenactment at a Sesquicentennial celebration. He was struck by blank cartridge wadding. condition listed as poor.
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Winchester
Ohio
Morgan
Adams County
Steven Willhite
Maude
Manifesto to bar Iron Curtain group from Baptist Congress
In Miami the International Council of Christian Churches unveiled a manifesto denouncing Iron Curtain delegates as agents of communism and betrayers of Christianity. About 2,000 attended a rally at Dinner Key Auditorium while Carl McIntire announced plans to present it to the Baptist World Congress, which opens this week. The document calls for repudiation of communism and urges the Baptist World Alliance to sever ties with Communist controlled churches.
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Baptist Congress
Dinner Key Auditorium
Miami
Congress
Orange Bowl
Carl McIntire
Baptist World Alliance
Woman Sentenced For Child Neglect In Starving Baby Death
In Cincinnati an 18 year old mother, Anna Gay Me Neely, was sentenced to six months in the workhouse after conviction of child neglect in the death of her seven week old baby Theodore from malnutrition. The infant weighed six pounds at death on June 15.
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Cincinnati
Anna Gay Me
Neely
Theodore
East Germans Sell Barge Permits Amid Berlin Tension
East Germany began selling its own travel permits to barges on the canals shipping to West Berlin. The permits replace free documents under four power accords with the Soviet Union. Barge traffic supplies 36 percent of West Berlin imports. Western response was muted, with indications they may accept the change. Vice Chancellor Eric Mendel warned the move recalls pre Wall-era tampering.
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West Berlin
United States
France
Britain
Soviet Union
Berlin Wall
Eric Mendel
Former SS Major Weismann Sentenced for Polish Jewish Massacre
Freiburg reporting that former SS major Robert Weismann was sentenced to seven years in prison for aiding and abetting the wartime murder of 111 Polish Jews. Co defendant Arno Saemisch, a former Gestapo official, received four and a half years for his role in the massacre of 27 Jews.
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Freiburg
Germany
Robert Weismann
Arno Saemisch
Gestapo
Tuberculosis Deaths Routinely Over Twenty Five Year
Tuberculosis causes roughly 25 to 66 deaths annually in the United States, reflecting ongoing public health concerns and factors influencing disease mortality across different years and regions.
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United States
Ousted Steelworker Leader Reinstated
WARREN Ohio AP Louis Dallacroce former president of United Steelworkers Local 1375 was reinstated by I W Abel new president of the international union after being ousted by David J McDonald in February for alleged incorrect parliamentary procedures in union business.
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Warren, Ohio
Louis Dallacroce
United Steelworkers Local 1375
USW
David J. McDonald
I. W. Abel
International Union
Dallacroce
Abel
McDonald
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Ciudad Nueva
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Organization of American States
AAA
Butler County Automobile Club
N. Verity Pkwy
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Sesqui
New York
Park Avenue
Barbara Black
San Francisco
Collins Avenue
Miami Beach
International Council of Christian Churches
Mr. McIntire
Russia
World
Mid-Town
American” Mortgage
Savings and Loan Association
Central Ave
Berlin
East Germany
Jarman
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