U S Troops To Withdraw From Island
The Organization of American States voted to pull the remaining peace force from the Dominican Republic within 90 days, as about 1,100 U S troops from the 82nd Airborne begin leaving next week. Two ships head to the Caribbean nation as Balaguer prepares to take office. Mexico abstained. Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Uruguay and Venezuela approved the withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Organization of American # States
U. S
Mexico
Santo Domingo
U. S. 82Nd Airborne Division
Naminican Republic
OAS
Joaavin Balaguer
Balaguer
Jung
Dominican Republic
Chile
Meru
Ecuador
Uruguay
Venezuela
Incorporators Endorse $5.65 Million Hospital Plan
The article outlines hospital expansion plans with an anticipated $5.65 million project funded by federal and private sources. It details a seven story building adding 238 beds with a psychiatric unit on the seventh floor, and notes expected federal contributions of about half the construction cost. Fundraising drives are planned for early spring with groundbreaking targeted by June 1967. Officers authorized a hospice program and listed involved officials and international donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospice Nere
Board of Truss
Senate Approves Two Part Attack To Curb Highway Slaughter
The Senate approved a two part plan targeting highway deaths with a 465 million safety measure and a 50 000 life saving program. It directs federal standards for auto safety and mandates broader action by states and cities to reduce traffic injuries. The bills now go to the House for action.
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Senate
U.S
Voice
House
Tnes
Johinson
Deal
Com
Merce
Argentina Threatens Lead In Onion Patch Trophy Race
Argentina leads the Onion Patch Trophy series after a Newport Bermuda race leg, with 175 points overall and top finishes in Class F and Class A. Great Britain follows, while the United States and West Germany also place high as the fleet tallies points for overall standings and class results.
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Argentina
Prier
Newsport
Great Britain
Khown
Newport-Bermuda
Fortin
Eath
Newport
Norgema IV
Musion
United States
Assegal
Six Named As Senate Candidates For New District Seats
Four men sought the Democratic nomination for the 49th District State Senate seat after Joseph A. Savage vacated it to take a $7,000 general manager post with the Mount Hope Division of the Hale Turnpike and Bridge Authority. Contenders included Erich A. O'D Taylor, George C. Colbrell, Thomas Sapoulgis, and Matthew C. Faerber. Two others eyed the newly created 10th District seat, Joseph K. O'Brien and J. Donovan.
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Joseph A. Savage
Savage
Mount Hope
Hale Turnpike and Bridge Authority
Erich A. O'D. Taylor
George C. Colbrell
Thomas Sapoulgis
Alty
Matthew C. Faerber
Joseph K. O'Brien
Donovan
Battle reports from Vietnam highlands and Nam split fronts
The report details U S and allied forces pounding supply areas in the Central Highlands near Saigon and near the Cambodian border. It notes casualties and troop movements including the 25th Infantry Division and airborne units, with a total U S force of about 83,000. It mentions Operation Pau Sanna Rever and Nathan Hale battalion activity alongside political notes on Cao Ky’s year in office.
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Saigon
South Viet. Nam
U.S
Central Highlands
Jantry
U.S. Islay
13Rd Airborne
Biialry
Grnrade
Nathan Hale
Nam
U.S. Navy
North
South Viet Nam
ComMac
Chicago
Heliconter
Uman Trew
Nenyen Cao Ky
Mae
Sunnpr
Uuidnigt
Pnd
Tata
Red China Threatens Soviet Ally Deepens Asian Clash
The note to Mongolia accused Soviet backed Mongolians of armed aggression and border violations as Beijing and Moscow clash over Asia. Chou En-lai’s Romania trip aimed to split the Soviet bloc, while Albania echoed anti revisionist slogans.
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Romania
Red China
Maxcow
China
New Peking
Red Ching
Peking
Moscow
Asia
Il Md
India
Elaine
Outer Mongolia
Albania
Europe
Joseph Slatin
Mao
Mongolia
Pisking
Foreign Ministry
Leonid J. Breahney
Lussa
Cheng Yi
Soviet Asia
Ciel
Nikolai Podgory
Mosca Tadin
Soviet Far East
Calhiers
Boat Crosses Line First in Newport Bermuda Race
The Warrier a 41 foot sloop from Jamestown was the first Rhode Island boat across the finish line in the Newport Bermuda Yacht race. The Harrier a Class E dart owned by Jesse M Bonlecow posted 127 hours 21 minutes. Caps a 41 foot Class F yawl skippered by Harvey White of Tincoln finished next with 135 hours 03 minutes 82 seconds. The Class B 48 foot yawl Optimist skippered by Her bert I Barlow of Barrington finished 14th with 42 hours 00 minutes 43 seconds.
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Warrier
Jamestown
Rhode Island
Newport
Bermuda
Harrier
Jesse M. Bonlecow
Caps
Harvey White
Tincoln
Herbert I. Barlow
Barrington
North Scattering Oil Stocks To Escape U S Air Attacks
Washington reports North Vietnam may disperse oil and fuel stocks to minimize damage from U S air attacks. Sources say Haiphong and Hanoi depots could be targeted. decisions detail strategic moves to protect supplies while risking civilian harm.
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North
U.S
North Washington
Viet Nam
North Viet
Ilo
Dnair
Haiphong
Hanoi
Num
Cariyaid
U.s.jin
Intvict Union
Tion
North Viet Nam
Joint Chiefs of Staffi
Haihong
Pentagon
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Hal Oil
Haipboog
Seri
New Hospital Details Disclosed By Turner
Turner reveals Newport proposed hospital will be a seven story complex focusing facilities in one area. A psychiatric unit will occupy the seventh floor to meet regional need. David A. Peters outlined plans with basement service areas and seven floors housing obstetric, surgical, pediatric, and medical beds.
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New Newport Hospital
Allen S. Harlow
Powel Avenue
James
Newport
Willian Ke Tunear
Turner
David A. Peters
Episcopal Hospital
Philadelphia
Meredith Resumes March Amid Smell Of Hijinks In South
Meredith resumed his 159 mile journey along U S 51 from the ambush site. He said the whole thing smells to me after Canton rally attendance dwindled. The 1962 Ole Miss varsity marcher, now a Columbia law student, began the June 5 march in Memphis and has since toured county courthouses, drawing rallies despite tension among civil rights leaders and SNCC.
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Tougaloo
James I
Meredith
U.S. 51
Weir
Canton
Canin
Jackson
Mississipi
Capico
University of Mississippi
Memphis
Tenn
Colunthia
New York
Martin Luther King Jr
Ancient
Nonviolent Coordinating
Cote Jele Reacon
SNC
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Harlaw
New Ravensky Memorial Building
John W. Jorney
Richard B. Sheffield
Daily News Phown
Brazil
Newport Area
Ull Salvator Js
Ilook
Ivy
Fis x
Wilkins K. Turner
Tate
Honduras
Nicaragua
Lorparalian
Newport Ilgepi
Vladimir Behr
Paraguay
Costa Rica
Tal
Baek Tees
Selec
Hanizatta
Pao Gravkntenna Fan
Walilngton (Ap
Department of Social Senate
Willarrs Hospital
State Department
Benare
Bil
Hill
Nannadtiers
Highlands
William I. Ryan
New Hospital
WACS
Elizabeth P. Holsington
Women's Army Corps
Emily C. Gorman
Miss Holsington
Army Women's Army Corps Center
Ft. McClellan
Anniston
Alt
Lela
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