U.S. Orders 1 700 Soldiers To Quit Dominican Republic
Washington officials announced the withdrawal of about 1700 U S troops from the Dominican Republic as part of a shift toward a cease fire and a provisional government. Inter-American forces may remain on the island with potential additional withdrawals and new contingent arrivals as talks seek a non Communist interim leadership ahead of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Caribbean
Ellsworth Bunker
Organization of American States
Santo Domingo
Bunker
OAS
inter-American Force
Brazil
Antonio Imbert Barrera
U S
Antonio Guzman
Rafael Trujillo
Misty the 27 Year Old Mare Has A Foal
Misty, a 27 year old Appaloosa from Conklin owned by Frank Whitney Sr, gave birth to a filly named Misty's Little Wonder on Thursday. Veterinarians note Misty’s age equates to about 1 human year per year. The foal is Misty’s second in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N.Y
Misty
Goya Portrait Stolen in 1961 Returned to London Gallery
The $392000 Duke of Wellington portrait by Goya, stolen from the National Gallery in 1961, has been recovered in good condition. Detected after a baggage-ticket letter sent to a London paper, it was identified in London after a Birmingham stop. It will undergo expert exams before exhibition.
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London
Duke of Wellington
National Gallery
Birmingham
London Metropolitan Police
Sotheby's
U S Considers Two Tiny Isles as Nuclear Test Sites
Washington reports the United States is weighing Baker and Howland islands as potential test monitoring sites should atmospheric testing resume. The plan mirrors readiness for underwater weapon effects tests if the limited test ban treaty is breached, with Johnston Island as the base for future blasts.
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Washington
United States
Central Pacific
Congress
Baker and Howland Islands
Equator
Johnston Island
Pacific
Soviet Union
Two Women Die in Separate Route 5 Crashes Oneida NY
Two traffic accidents on Route 5 near Oneida claim two women lives. Jean M Harris 39 of Dewitt dies after a three car crash near here. Kathleen C Elmer 21 of Chittenango dies as motorcycle collides with a car west of Canastota. Three others hospitalized with non serious injuries.
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Oneida
N.Y
Jean M Harris
Dewitt
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Here
Kathleen C. Elmer
Chittenango
Canastota
Action on U N Dues Dispute Still Uncertain
Washington officials said it is uncertain whether U N members will act against France and the Soviet Union for delinquent dues. The United States favors applying Article 19 of the U N Charter, which would strip voting rights from nations overdue by more than two years. France and the Soviet Union contest peacekeeping costs and deny illegality of charges.
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Washington
State Department
U.N
France
Soviet Union
United States
General Assembly
United Nations
World Organization
Congo
Middle East
Policeman Killed and Suspect Held in Gloversville
Patrolman Charles Dunham was shot to death after entering a home to investigate a complaint by the ex-wife of William Rowley. Rowley, a 25 year old mill worker, abducted Officer Roger Woltman at gunpoint and forced the car to Johnstown where Woltman was released. Rowley was arrested after a pursuit and charged with first degree murder.
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Gloversville
Charles Dunham
William Rowley
Rowley
Dunham
Roger Woltman
Johnstown
Woltman
Sheriff's Men
Selma to Syracuse bus protest yields limited impact
A Selma to Syracuse bus visit amid Niagara Mohawk hiring protests drew 38 arrests and little local support. Mayor Walsh called the march a dismal fiasco while CORE and Niagara Mohawk debated employment discrimination, and a city Human Rights panel urged a non discriminatory policy with no fixed date.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Congress of Racial Equality
Paul Leonard
Syracuse Core
Selma
Ala
Upstate
New York
William F. Walsh
Walsh
Commission On Human Rights
Niagara
Niagara Mohawk
CORE
Kennedy recovers from mild illness at Hyannis Port
Former Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy, 76, has recovered from a mild virus linked indisposition. Doctor Robert D Watt attended about 20 minutes as Kennedy showed improvement. his niece Ann Gargan had been by his side since a prior stroke, returning from Lowell for a memorial Mass.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert D Watt
Hyannis
Ann Gargan
Lowell
Queen Elizabeth II Visits German Relatives At Salem Castle
Queen Elizabeth II interrupts state visit to Germany for rest and private visit with German relatives at Salem Castle. Hostess Margarete Theodora of Baden receives the royal party as they plan seclusion until Monday.
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Salem
Germany
Elizabeth II
England
Salem Castle
Theodora of
Baden
Philip
Vice President Sworn In At National Girl Scout HQ
New York AP story reports Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey expressing delight at becoming the nation’s newest Girl Scout during a one hour tour of the National Girl Scout headquarters. He speaks in New York while on engagements and promises to tell the President.
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New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democrats claim enough votes to end voting rights bill debate
Democratic strategists say a two thirds vote to invoke cloture on President Johnson's voting rights bill could be reached with 67 senators present. They forecast 47 Democratic votes plus GOP support, while noting some Democrats may abstain or oppose on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Frank Church
D-Idaho
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Associated Press
Joseph Montoya
New Mexico
Ross Bass
Tennessee
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Westchester College Site Approved for 500 Acre Tract
Albany AP reports a 500 acre tract in Harrison and Rye in Westchester County is approved as the site for a new four year arts and sciences college. Samuel B Gould says construction could begin in 1967 with enrollment up to 5000 full time students and first classes targeted for September 1970.
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Westchester County
Albany
N.Y
Harrison and
Rye
Arts and Sciences
State University
Samuel B. Gould
State University Board of Trustees
University
Fountains Closed in New York City to Save Water
New York City shut down 320 ornamental and display fountains to conserve water amid an expected shortage next fall. Water Commissioner Armand D'Angelo said the ban lasts until further notice. A World's Fair spokesman said the fair’s fountains remained on.
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New York
Armand D'Angelo
Soldier Won't Miss His Wedding Sealed by Army Flight
In Prospect Connecticut Army paratrooper Frank Briglia Jr of the 82nd Airborne was sent home from the Dominican Republic to attend his May 29 wedding to Jacqueline Zabbarro. After a brief push and a letter to the President, Lt Col James F. McNab arranged the return flight. Briglia’s mother sought help from Rep John Monagan who also facilitated the effort. About 450 guests were invited and preparations were nearly complete when the unexpected homecoming was confirmed. Jackie, 19, expressed joy at the turn of events and gratitude toward officials who helped save the wedding plans.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United Nations
U. S
Red Cross
U Thant
U.N. Security Council
Jose Antonio Mayobre
Conn
Frank Briglia Jt
Jacqueline Zabbarro
Jackie
Frank
82Nd Airborne Division
James F. McNab
Office of
The
Army Chief of Staff
John S. Monagan
D-Conn
Brigha Senior
Monagan
Briglia
McNab
Planes and Faith Face Senate Hearing And Church Vote
The Commerce Committee considers the Johnson gun curb bill after Judiciary action, with a second round of hearings likely. In Columbus, the United Presbyterian Church debates a 5,000 word modern confession asserting scripture as humanly shaped while preserving core faith.
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Washington
Senate
Commerce Committee
Judiciary Committee
Thomas’j. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
National Rifle Association
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Commerce
Riot On Denver Campus Sparks Citywide Turmoil
Police estimate a couple thousand high school students rioted in Denver after campus disturbances at the University of Denver. They harassed motorists overturned a construction truck looted signs tires and other items with some arrests reported. In Boulder 800 to 1,000 University of Colorado students paralyzed traffic for about two hours before rain ended the protest. The unrest began with a Wednesday night attempt to raid Colorado Woman's College.
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Denver
Colo
University of Denver
University of Colorado
Boulder
Denver University
Colorado Woman's College
Sloppy Day At Robert E Lee High Triggers Lunch Boycott
Pupils at Robert E Lee High School in Houston observed Sloppy Day and many were sent home. The cafeteria boycott reduced lunch service from 1,400 to 50 meals Friday. Principal Woodrow Watts termed the reactions normal for this time of year.
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Houston, Tex
Robert E. Lee High School
Woodrow Watts
Spanish Priest To Head Jesuits
The Very Rev. Pedro Arrupe a Spanish priest and medical doctor was elected general of the Jesuits at a secret conclave near Vatican City. The 57 year old Basque administrator won on the third ballot from 218 electors succeeding Jean Baptiste Janssens who died last October after 18 years in command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pedro Arrupe
Father Arrupe
Japan
Society of Jesus
Jean Baptiste Janssens
Alaska trip ends with illness and eye injury
Agriculture Department official Byron G. Allen concluded his first Alaska visit after contracting intestinal flu in Fairbanks. He was later injured by an airplane wing tip at the airport, injuring his right eye before being treated and released. He planned to return to Washington.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Agriculture Department
Byron G. Allen
Allen
Tanana Valley
Washington
Stolen Car In Syracuse Overturns Killing 11-Year-Old Driver
In Syracuse an 11 year old boy, Henry Schleter, died when a stolen sports car overturned and rolled down an embankment. A 15 year old companion suffered minor injuries.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Poice
Henry Schleter
Air Strikes Near Hanoi Drive Deep Into North Viet Nam
U S Air Force jets hit Quang Suoi barracks 55 to 66 miles south of Hanoi destroying 37 buildings. Another strike on Phuoc Qui depot damaged four buildings and six more were destroyed. Vietnamese planes and naval units fought back as Marines scoured Viet Cong hideouts near Hue. A planned government reshuffle in Saigon was delayed amid alleged plots against Quat and generals.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Quang Suoi
Hanoi
U.S
Quang Soui Barracks
Quang Soui
Phuoc Qui
U.S Navy
Gulf of Tonkin
U. S.S
Laos
Ton
Ba Don
Quang Khe
Xong Bay
Phu Chanh
Ben Cat
Hue
Phan Huy Quat
Quat
Route 16
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Joe Kennedy
N.Y. C
Columbus
Ohio
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Eugene Carson Blake
174Th Street
Bronx
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