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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
8
In Santo Domingo labor unions backing the Dominican rebels staged a 72 hour strike that proved only partially effective. Some factories in the capital closed while organizers predicted more workers would walk out later or tomorrow. No work stoppages were reported in other parts of the country.
The article profiles Bernard Baruch, detailing his transformation from a Confederate surgeon's descendant to a financier and public servant. It notes his WWI era roles, Baruch plan for atomic energy control, and influence with presidents, along with personal traits and later life remarks. It also briefly covers a Dominican Republic strike, its political context, and a city in normal operation with factory labor checks.
In My Tho province a clash involved an American captain and ten Vietnamese civil guards. the captain’s identity remains uncertain. In Saigon civilian state leaders Phan Khee Suu and Phan Huy Quat turned over posts to Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu and Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky after resigning 10 days earlier amid mounting opposition. Back in Da Nang, U S service members faced anger at reports of crank calls harassing their families, threatening morale.
Massive floods billowed along the Arkansas and South Platte rivers as Colorado and Kansas faced record levels. The Algerian coup leaders announced a takeover plan while international leaders held urgent talks on the Afro Asian summit. In Kansas, Dodge City and Great Bend suffered extensive property loss, with hundreds left homeless and several died in flood-related incidents.
Nearly 100 marchers move through Philadelphia Mississippi on a 12 mile memorial trek for three civil rights workers missing and later found murdered. Deputies direct traffic as Sheriff Rainey and Chief Deputy Price face conspiracy charges in the case.
Foreign investments in Turkey decreased from eight point five million dollars in 1963 to six point nine million dollars in 1964. The UPI report notes the slide reflects cautious international capital flows during the period.
London Ontario AP reports Dr James Bertram Collip 72 a key figure in insulin development for diabetics and a pioneer in hormone research died Saturday. He was prominent in the 1920s and 1940s for work on hormones linked to fertility and reproduction.
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