Marines Role In Caribbean History Reveals Neutral Aid Aim
The article recalls U S Marines involvement in Santo Domingo Haiti and the Caribbean since 1776. It notes interventions to protect governments and Americans while opposing communists. It cites 1961 and earlier occupations, and frames the current action as humanitarian and neutral in a power struggle.
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Juan Bosch
Santo Dominico
Bosch
Fish
Cubes Fidel Castro
Johnson
United States
Santo Domingo
Huispaniola
Haiti
Titanni
Rafael Leonidas Trujtlo Molina
OC Caslon
Panama
Cuba
Nicaragua
Mexico
Fifty Years Ago in News-Post May 4 1915 Markets and Municipal Debt
The city talks of two major property purchases on North Market Street by William V Wolfe and J Harry Grove, including the Ott building and Musante fruit stand. The Doll property at Market and Second Streets will be removed to erect a new NM Zentz building, erasing a city landmark. Emmitsburg faces unresolved debt of 1795 dollars with no taker to assume it while interest still accrues.
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North Market Street
William V. Wolfe
J. Harry Grove
Ott
Elkins Cigar Store
Lazzaro Musante
Arlington Hotel
Musante
Market and
Second Streets
NM. Zentz
Emmitsburg
May Day pageant set at Hood College
Twenty years ago damage from a Wednesday black frost hit garden crops across city and county. Hood College plans its May Day pageant on May 12 at 4 p.m. with Rimsky Korsakov’s Scheherazade musical setting as the theme. General Eisenhower announced Allied surrender in Holland and northwest Germany and Denmark effective at 8 a.m. tomorrow toMarshal Montgomery’s 21st Army Group.
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Hood College
Rimsky - Korsakoff
Eisenhower
Holland
Germany
Denmark
Helgoland
Frisian Islands
Montgomery
21St Army Group
International trusteeship and the Dominican crisis
Washington argues that the Dominican Republic crisis tests self determination. It calls for stronger Organization of American States unity, quick allied intervention, and a broader Monroe Doctrine via UN Charter framework. A temporary international trusteeship is proposed to safeguard smaller nations and deter Communist influence.
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Washington
Santo Domingo
United States
Vietnam
Congo
Dominican Republic
League of Nations
United Nations
Africa
Middle East
Organization of American State
Organization of American States
Latin America
U. S
Natons
Western Hemisphere
OAS
U.N
Berkeley Sit-Ins Convicted Despite Civil Disobedience Claims
The Alameda County judge ruled that resisting police in a school was unlawful and proper, rejecting civil disobedience excuses. He warned that sympathy for demonstrators risks rejecting the rule of law and invites chaos. Civil rights protesters typically accept penalties, unlike some modern sympathizers who argue amnesty.
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Viet Nam
Washington
University of California
Berkeley
Alameda County
Kroninger
Berkeley-Oakland
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
New Military Air Research Aims at Cargo Freighters
Ray Cromley reports on military air research guiding a shift to cheap subsonic freighters with 6,000 to 8,000 mile ranges and 100,000 pound payloads. Laminar flow, new materials, and automated navigation promise 40 percent fuel savings and near one third to one half today’s shipping costs, reshaping national and global distribution.
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Miliary Air
Atremium
United States
Indus
Edward R Murrow A Pioneer In News And TV
Edward R Murrow died at 47 after a cancer battle marked by a career that raised radio reporting to new heights. His London battle reports and See It Now style helped shape journalism, while his government service at the US Information Agency reflected his public commitment.
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Edward R Murrow
Murrow
Britain
London
US Information Agency
Delegate Collins Presses Route 15 Safety Fix
In urging Governor Tawes to address a fatal flaw on Route US 15 north of Frederick, Delegate Charles E. Collins calls for immediate dualization of the highway. He notes drivers from out of state misread confusing signs and risk head-on collisions where the freeway intersects the divided two-lane road. He advocates directing the southbound lane into the southbound flow and completing the dualization along the entire length to reduce accidents and fatalities.
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Tawes
Frederick
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Marines
Kkems
News-Post
Washington Today
By David Lawrence
By Ray Cromley
Air Force
Edward R. Murrow
Collins
Proov
Diay
NEA
MJ Pweg
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