Latin American leaders find US policy shift in Dominican crisis
Washington says US aid supports self reliance in Latin America. Johnson era, Latin leaders puzzled yet hopeful about a tougher stance. Interventions noted as signaling a shift toward hemispheric cooperation and responsibility. Some governments resist stronger OAS measures on subversion, fearing loss of autonomy.
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Long Vigil Ended By Mercy Flights
Ramona Franco de Portola a Mexican mother burned over 70 percent of her body survived two months in a hut in Sonora living upright in 115 degree heat. Five doctors flying mercy missions found her and brought her to White Memorial Hospital with a reported 50-50 chance of survival.
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Machines To Package Goods Now Complicated
A.P. Business News analyst Sam Dawson notes packaging machinery for modern products like convenience foods toilet articles and oral contraceptives is highly specialized and often produced by small firms. These machines, akin to miniature computers, are developed closely with product sponsors to enable transit display and consumer sale across the nation.
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OAS in Crisis As Latin Leaders Seek Paths Forward
Worries grow that the Organization of American States may unravel amid Dominican crisis fallout. US and Latin leaders clash over whether to empower a military response or expand peacekeeping capabilities, with August plenary meeting in Rio de Janeiro in doubt.
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Riots Mark Fourth of July Holiday
Riots marked the Fourth of July weekend as beer drinking youths clashed in five resort towns. Geneva on the Lake mayor plans stiffer penalties and new ordinances after nearly 300 arrests. Rose Sells Point and Indian Lake saw about 100 arrests. Senator Lausche urged prosecutors and lawmen receive strong judicial support to deter future unrest.
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