Junta Vows To Crush Rebels In Dominican Crisis
A 24 hour ceasefire aims to remove dead and wounded in Santo Domingo as junta forces press rebel positions in the capital’s northern suburbs. The Red Cross and UN brokered the pause, while Brig. Gen. Imbert Barrera vows to push into the rebels main stronghold next week. U.S. Marines report one death and one wounded as 20 Americans have been killed since intervention began.
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Santo Domingo
Red Cross
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Ozama
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Organization of American States
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Colombia declares state of siege to quell unrest
President Valencia decrees a nationwide state of siege banning demonstrations and authorizing curfew censorship and liquor sales bans. The measure allows provincial governors and Bogota’s mayor to enforce emergency rules while Congress may aid in enacting measures. Critics warn of creeping dictatorship amid student protests and Communist fears.
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Colombia
UPI
Guillermo Leon Valencia
Congress
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Seige
Speladius
Gustavo Salazar Tafiero
Sierra Maestra
Oriente
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U S Seeks Unified Peace Effort in Dominican Crisis
The United States urged Security Council action to coordinate with the OAS in ending the civil war in the Dominican Republic. Ambassador Stevenson pressed for a unanimous, rapid resolution backing a 24 hour cease fire and the functioning of democratic institutions, with Mayobre and Mora coordinating peace efforts.
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U.N. Security Council
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
U.S
Adlai E.stevenson
Security Council
Jose Antonio Mayobre
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Jose A. Mora
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Mmoge
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Sylvania Rescues 12 From Sinking Lionne Off Newfoundland
The British liner Sylvania rescued 12 crewmen from the sinking Norwegian freighter Lionne off the Newfoundland coast. Fifteen more men remained aboard as a Coast Guard plane and a commercial plane monitored the scene while the ship circulated to spread an oil slick to ease lifeboat operations.
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UPI
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Coast Guard
Divorce Granted in Indianapolis Dog Visitation Case
Christina R. Black wins divorce from Glenn O. Black after 32 years. Judge John L. Niblack awards Mrs Black the house and lot and custody of the family dog Pretty. Glenn O. Black receives Sunday visits with Pretty 2 PM to 4 PM, with a third party present to keep the peace. he also gains 16 cows as part of the settlement.
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Glenn 0. Black
John L. Niblack
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Head Start in Phoenix Aims Wide Reach Beyond Poverty
The Head Start program in Phoenix is pitched as a $371,049 anti poverty plan though officials say only about 85 percent targets disadvantaged children. LEAP area offers eight weeks of pre school training to all children within age limits, with no strict income gate. Federal funds cover most costs while districts provide facilities. the area roughly bounded by McDowell to the north, Southern to the south, 48th Street to the east and 43rd Avenue to the west.
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Leap Area
McDowell
Southern
48Th Street
43Rd Avenue
Wilson
Balsz
Roosevelt
Costs Rise When Dating Off Campus Finds UW Study
Seattle AP reports University of Washington researchers find dating costs higher than going out with male friends. Average evening out totals 7.78 dollars with a girl versus 3.52 without. The 19,000 student survey notes girls without escorts spend 3.29 dollars on average. Pizza gains but hamburger remains top off campus snack.
ZIP Code Directory Published by Post Office
Washington UPI reports the Post Office published a 1816 page national ZIP code directory weighing four and a half pounds. The catalog is priced at 97 cents per copy and aims to help people memorize ZIP codes.
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UPI
United States Weather Bureau Report Sky Harbor Weather
Weather Bureau bulletin from Sky Harbor Airport details current atmospheric conditions and forecast in concise terms. Observations note temperature humidity wind and barometric pressure with short-term outlook for precipitation and visibility at the airport.
Windy and Cooler Tomorrow in the Valley
Forecast calls for strong winds and a cooler trend with a high of 94 degrees in the Valley tomorrow. Strong gusts may accompany the afternoon heat as skies stay mostly sunny.
900 Guests Flee $250,000 Blaze In Detroit Hotel
A predawn five alarm fire at the Statler Hilton in downtown Detroit drove more than 900 guests from the hotel. Eight firemen were overcome by smoke and hospitalized. GM board chairman Frederic Donner and other directors fled or were evacuated as the blaze damaged upper floors. Fire officials attributed the fire to improper storage and walls confined the inferno by fire walls, with no immediate word on exact cause. Guests returned to rooms after the blaze was controlled.
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Detroit
Statler Hilton
Frederic Donner
Donner
Thom
Business Week Index debut in The Phoenix Gazette
The Phoenix Gazette publishes a new weekly Business Week Index on page 39, a trusted barometer of general business activity. Readers are invited to look for the index every Friday in the financial pages.
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New York Times
Washington
Johnson
Phoenix Gazette
Business Week
Lightning Raids Foil Saigon Coup Attempt
In Saigon a rapid string of raids disrupted an effort to topple Premier Phan Huy Quat and the military high command. A rebel officer was killed, about 50 plotters including a colonel and several majors were arrested, while others remained at large. US sources said no Viet Cong link was proven. North Vietnam air strikes continued as about 100 planes bombed targets near the 17th parallel.
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Phan Huy Quat
Quat
U.S
17Th Parallel
North Viet Nam
Taylor
da Nang
Armed Forces Council
Nguyen Cao Ky
Governor Eyes More Special Sessions in Labor Battle
Governor Goddard escalates clash with Arizona lawmakers as a third special session and more appear likely. Lawmakers prepare for a weekend break amid a struggle over bills on regents authority to issue revenue bonds for school construction and property tax relief. The governor accuses legislators of untrained, adamant opposition while urging public opinion to sway them.
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Arizona
Board of Regents
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Tucson
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