Talks Planned By OAS Junta In Santo Domingo Palace Standoff
In Santo Domingo the OAS planned more negotiations with the Dominican junta to extend the security zone around the National Palace as troops loomed. Gen Antonio Imbert Barrera vowed the regime would not yield control to foreign forces and would bar outsiders from the palace area. Col Francisco Caamano Deno said rebels agreed to widen the zone to include the palace, while Inter-American Force patrols were considered for the perimeter. Nearby, clashes and protests continued with casualties reported in San Francisco de Macorís and a 14 year old girl killed in related violence. Thousands of government workers faced a delayed payday amid an 86 million payment dispute.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Antonio Imbert Barrera
OAS
Imbert
Junta
Francisco Caamano Deno
Telmo Vargas
Jose A. Mora
Santiago
Caamano
San Francisco Macoris
United
Teacher Quits For More Pay For Relief Check
London report: Jean Owens, a temporary teacher with limited training, quit today to join relief, saying take home pay of 21.14 pounds weekly and relief 26.32 pounds are insufficient for a divorcee supporting two daughters. She criticized the system after writing to MPs and departments. Education Department spokesman said pay aligns with national scale for her qualifications.
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London
Jean Owens
Luton
Department of Education
National Assistance Board
West Monroe court fines three for speeding
Judge John McCormick presided as three defendants were fined for speeding. John Coronado of 704 Peach St and Michael Cerniglia of 109 Smith Ave were each fined $20 plus costs, while Ray W. Hudgins of Rt. 1 Box 124 was fined $15 plus costs. A payroll transfer issue and a bank theft were noted in separate reports.
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John McCormick
West Monroe
John Coronado
Peach St
Michael Cernigliaro
Smith Ave
Monroe
Ray W. Hudgins
Rt. 1
Box 124
St. Joseph Aspirin Ad Promises Fast Pain Relief
An advertising insert touts St. Joseph Aspirin as the fastest strongest pain reliever with pure potency and superior stomach gentleness. It cites a government funded study in JAMA and guarantees customer satisfaction with a money back offer from Plough, Inc.
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St. Joseph
Journal of American Medical Association
Plough, Inc
Miami Beach Pageant Coach Praises Miss U.S.A Entrants
Raven-haired Joann Warner of Miami, a former model and swimsuit firm designer, discusses fitting swimsuits for 47 Miss U.S.A contestants. She notes the entrants are tall, healthy, and well endowed, with natural figures and no padding. Fifteen semifinalists are chosen tonight for Friday's Miss U.S.A crown showdown.
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Miami Beach
Fla
U.S.A
Warner
King Criticized By Gov Hatfield For King’s Civil Rights Action
Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield criticized Dr Martin Luther King Jr saying a citizen does not have right to break laws even for civil rights. He supported peaceful demonstrations and generally agreed with the movement during remarks at Roberts Wesleyan College in North Chili.
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Rochester
N.Y
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Martin Luther Kingle
Hatfield
Roberts Wesleyan College
Chile
Dr. King
McDivitt and White Face Medical Exams Before Gemini 4 Launch
Cape Kennedy, Fla. AP Two healthy young astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II will undergo medical checkups today to provide data for comparison with their Gemini 4 flight. The countdown to Thursday morning launch begins as Kraft plans an all afternoon mission review with doctors, technicians, and range supervisors.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Christopher C. Kraft
Project Gemini
Countdown Set for Spacewalk to Approach Tumbling Satellite
McDivitt and White plan a world first rendezvous mission to maneuver near another orbiting satellite. White, tethered 25 feet to the craft, will exit at 17,500 mph to within 20 feet of the booster and remain outside for 10 to 12 minutes to take pictures.
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McDivitt
White
Section of Road Said Crumbling Near Krotz Springs
A new highway section in St. Landry Parish near Krotz Springs crumbled like corn meal and is under repair at $180,000. Arsene Stewart of the State Highway Department blames a design error by the prior administration. The U S Corps of Engineers covers 70 percent of costs with the state and U S Bureau of Public Roads each paying 15 percent. The fault lies in the Atchafalaya Floodway northwest of Krotz Springs and stems from shell used in construction failure.
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U.S
Krotz Springs
U.S. Corps of Engineers
State Highway Department
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Atchafalaya
Stewart
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