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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1965

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2

Confusion Over Communist Role in Dominican Revolution

James Marlow surveys U.S. stance on the Dominican Republic crisis as officials oscillate between claiming Reds seized control and insisting neutrality. He notes Caamano as a persistent rebel commander, questions Johnson's and Rusk's lines, and highlights conflicting reports on whether the Marines aided a junta or upheld neutrality.

Associated Press Washington AP Johnson Revoluton Dominican Republic Caamano Cuba Tf Ceamano Ceamano

Proper Diet for the Overweight Child Advice by W G BRANDSTADT

Overweight children risk becoming overweight adults unless steps are taken to reduce weight. Causes include underactivity, family eating habits, and emotional upset. Key guidance emphasizes small frequent meals, high protein and fats, fat trimming, low-calorie snacks, and avoiding appetite suppressants. Encourage physical activity, a calm home, and a positive self image while preventing weight gain during growth.

W. G. Brandstadt M.D

Foot has 26 bones in human structure

A concise anatomical note states that the human foot comprises 26 bones arranged to form arch, heel, and toe regions. It highlights the standard count used in medical references and education.

Sloan, 90, Wants Only To Fade Away

NEW YORK AP Alfred P Sloan former president and board chairman of General Motors said on his 90th birthday he wanted only to fade away and be forgotten. Sloan declined an interview but sent this word the future belongs to the

New York Alfred P. Sloan General Motors Sloan

Ocean City to Use Coast Guard Station on Boardwalk

Rep Morton says Ocean City Maryland will lease the old U S Coast Guard life saving station on the boardwalk. The city plans a first aid station a training base for lifeguards and tourist facilities as the Coast Guard builds a new headquarters nearby.

Ocean City U. S. Coast Guard Atlantic Resort Morton

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