Arizonan praises exiled Dominican leader Bosch
Leland Johnston a Phoenix resident and alumnus of Mesa High School and Arizona State University called Juan D Bosch a good man and urged U S civilian control of the military while recounting Bosch’s exile and the Dominican Republic power struggle. He described looting shootings and business closures as the revolt unfolded and said Bosch remains pro U S with liberal views.
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Flood crisis tightens across Iowa Illinois and Minnesota
The flood drives 36,000 people from homes in Iowa and Illinois with 4,300 workers fed by the Red Cross. East Moline evacuates one third of its population while Bettendorf fears levee breach and Davenport removes meters to avoid rust. Illinois damage pegged at 30 million dollars as Minnesota Wisconsin mop up begins.
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Frontiers Tense as India, Pakistan Clash at Rann of Kutch
India accuses Pakistan of mobilizing forces after heavy clashes in the Rann of Kutch, a barren salt waste on the unlabeled frontier east of Marachi. Prime Minister Shastri vows to defend frontiers with full strength, while Chavan notes armed forces alert and recall of personnel.
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Supreme Court to review Mississippi civil rights murders case
The court agreed to review a federal judge's dismissal of major charges in the 1964 killings of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia Mississippi. The ruling dismissed a felony indictment for conspiracy to use violence against United States rights.
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Chou En Lai Returns Home After Bandung Anniversary
Communist Chinese Prime Minister Chou En lai flew home from Jakarta aboard a special Chinese aircraft after attending ceremonies marking the 10th anniversary of the Afro Asian Bandung Conference.
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Dominican Air Force Operates Few Jets Amid Stoppage
About 30 planes are in the Dominican air force but many are not operational. The few jets that exist have not been seen in use recently as rebels act to prevent pillage by civilians.
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Legislative timing threatens Arizona school funding plans
Funds the county and state superintendents of public instruction. If the sitting special session fails to agree on school financing, boards may budget normally. A new law with a different financing system could render budgets useless. Time is critical to school districts. can the legislature beat the calendar to aid Arizona education at all levels.
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Box Score on Crime in Phoenix 48-Hour Period
Phoenix police logged 865 calls ending at 10 a.m. The 48-hour period included 106 traffic accidents with 21 injuries. Major crimes reported include 3 robberies 44 burglaries 5 grand thefts 1 homicide 18 assaults 1 rape.
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McNamara cites North Vietnamese infiltration in Viet Nam war
Defense secretary McNamara outlines U S plans and options including nuclear as a last resort and notes confirmed infiltration by North Vietnamese forces into South Viet Nam. He describes air strikes on bridges rail lines and barracks aimed at impeding infiltration and supporting the South Vietnamese government.
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Police buy eight Lotus Cortina patrol cars
Bright on England police on the south coast have purchased eight Lotus Cortina cars capable of 115 miles per hour for use as patrol vehicles.
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U.S. Backs Nine Nation Talks on Cambodia and Vietnam War
The United States said it will gladly participate in a proposed nine nation conference on Cambodia. Secretary of State Rusk named Ambassador Averell Harriman to represent the U.S. The group would include the United States Britain the Soviet Union France Communist China North Vietnam South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia.
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Britain Accepts Soviet Call For Cambodia Conference
London reports Britain accepts a Soviet proposal for an international conference on Cambodia to ensure neutrality and borders. The talks may also enable participants to start negotiations to end the war in nearby Vietnam.
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