Peace progress in Dominican War Nears Resolution
U S officials see risk of underground Communist activity as peace nears in the Dominican Republic. Johnson pledges to block a Communist takeover before U S troops depart and backs OAS leadership in resolving the crisis. In Santo Domingo Caamano Deno is sworn provisional president with Bosch’s blessing as negotiations continue and an inter American military force remains in question.
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OAS
Washington
U.S
Dominican Republic
Caribbean
Johnson
Afl-Cio Building Trades Department
Organization of American States
Pan American Union
United States
Santo Domingo
Franscisco Caamano Deno
Juan Bosch
Caamana
National Congress
Bosch
Caamano
Congress
82Nd Airborne Division
Organization of American State
Peace Committee
William Tapley Bennett Jr
Ricardo Colombo
Argentina
OAS Peace Committee
District 30 Eyes Computers and Machinery Upgrades
District 30 boards back a computer payroll plan funded locally with People's National Bank and City National Bank in Kansas City, aiming for July rollout under the new district 290 unification. They also weigh bids on tractors and equipment, approve band uniforms funding split with the city band, and set kindergarten age rules for next fall, while resignations and contracts are approved and a Hawkins attendance choice is allowed.
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City National Bank
Ottawa
Forker
District 30
Jack Bushman
Maridee Devore
Thel Kocher
Florence Errett
Hawkins
District 30 Board Adopts Computer Payroll Plan
The District 30 board chose moving forward by adopting a computer payroll system for July, replacing the current eye shade and quill method. The plan promises about 80 hours monthly savings, faster processing, and easier training, with setup costs of 50 and monthly fees of 70 to 75 dollars. A fully integrated bookkeeping machine option would cost 6,000 dollars plus 150 to 300 dollars yearly service. The district will consolidate pay days to one per month and continue with bank handling.
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District 30
Marvin Forker
Chine
Forker
Kansas City Bank
Ottawa High student named West Point principal nominee
Jeff Weien son of Mr and Mrs Warren Weien 5335 Elm Ottawa has been named principal nominee to enter the United States Military Academy at West Point in July He will be 18 in June and graduates this spring from Ottawa High where he has been an honor roll student and a member of the track team under Sen Frank Carlson's telegram announcement
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Jeff Weien
Warren Weien
Elm
West Point
Frank Carlson
Weien
Ottawa High
OHS
Preliminary Hearings On Check Charges Against White
Two hearings were held for Robert W. White operator of White's Furniture and Appliance after he filed for bankruptcy. He faces two insufficient fund check counts, one for 500 dollars dated January 20, 1965 to Thompson Hardware and drawn on First National Bank, another for 1,125 dollars dated January 14, 1965 to McKinney Bedding. Each bond set at 1,500 dollars. Probate Judge expected White released on bond around 1 p.m. He had been in sheriff custody.
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Robert W. White
White
Thompson Hardware Company
Topeka
First National Bank
McKinney Bedding Company
Springfield
Whit
Robert Pinet
Joe Ferns
Coup rumblings as Saigon readies government shakeup
In Saigon rumors swirled of a military high command purge and civilian government changes. The Armed Forces Council may be dissolved and a civilian defense minister could replace Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu. Armored vehicles were seen around the capital amid cautious insiders. Meanwhile, four Marine companies attacked Viet Cong positions near Da Nang, with two Marines wounded. U.S. Navy jets struck North Vietnam, reportedly destroying trucks and freight cars.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Armed Forces Council
Nguyen van Thieu
da Nang
Maa
Saigon and Viet Nam mood described as no coup here
The item portrays a tongue in cheek view of Saigon politics with a paradoxical claim that a coup is not happening in Viet Nam, suggesting a satirical angle on current events. It mentions Tany’s Toot and uses playful phrasing to imply stability or lack of upheaval.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
County Forecast Mostly cloudy and humid with possible storms
Weather outlook for the county calls for mostly cloudy skies with warm and humid conditions tonight and Wednesday. Scattered showers and isolated thunder storms are possible, affecting about half the area late tonight into Wednesday, southerly winds 15 to 25 mph on Wednesday. Low tonight 65, high Wednesday 80, with past and historical highs and lows noted. Hourly temps show readings from about 64 to 77 through the afternoon, barometer around 29.98 inches.
Johnson says he is most denounced man in world
President Johnson told AFL CIO Building Trades Department meeting that he faces constant denunciation. He claimed communist nations run a 24 hour campaign against him and that non Communist nations occasionally target him at home in the Senate and House.
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Washington
Johnson
Dominican Republic
AFL. Cio Building Trades
Senate
House of Repreesentatives
Latin American mixed reaction to Dominican Republic action
The Associated Press reports mixed Latin American sentiment toward the U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic with few anti U.S. demonstrations. Argentina and Brazil approved the move, while Mexico Chile Ecuador Uruguay and Venezuela voiced opposition. In Caracas students burned flags and forced entry at an All-American Gas offices. in Santiago youths protested the American consulate.
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Associated Press
U.S
Dominican Republic
Argentina
Brazil
South America
Johnson
Buenos Aires
Caribbean
OAS
Washington
Santo Domingo
Jose Figueres
San Jose
Mexico
Chile
Ecuador
Urueguay
Venezuela
Cuba
Lester B. Peareson
Canada
Caracas
All-American Gas Ble Co
Santiago
Don Brown Quits as Franklin County Agent
Donald A Brown ends 14 years as Franklin County agricultural agent effective June 30 1965. He will remain with Kansas State University Extension in another role. His resignation, accepted by the county extension council, cited personal reasons and no board disagreements. Brown served since December 1 1951 and will finish May 29 with leave. He has received state and national honors for his work.
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Brown
The
County Extension Council
Richard Neal
Homer Perry
Ottawa High Clinches East Kansas Golf Title
Ottawa High won the East Kansas League golf tournament yesterday in Kansas City, securing the school's fourth sports championship of the 1964 65 season. Page 4 features the story and team photo.
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Ottawa High
Kansas City
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Annette Latimer
Ronald Willford
Laura Willford
Terry Murphy
People’s National Bank
Kansas
Point
Rines
U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
Tany
Don Brown
Donald A.brown
Franklin County Agri
Rsels Va
Peat Tahipr Phat
Glenn E. White
Esther Garrison
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