U S warns Latin leaders after two coups
The United States raised a warning flag after coups in Honduras and the Dominican Republic. Washington suspended diplomatic relations and ordered withdrawal of US aid and missions, citing gravity of the events and fear of further takeovers in the Alliance for Progress.
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United States
Dominican Republic
Honduras
Dean Rusk
State Department
Honduras Coup Sparks Military Rule And Economic Shock
A Honduran coup ousted President Ramon Villeda Morales triggering martial law curfews and a sharp economic halt. The unrest echoes the Dominican upheaval as Col Osvaldo Lopez Arell leads a government arguing to end communist influence while the United States weighs limited aid and diplomatic responses.
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Costa Rica
Honduras
Juan Bnsech
Dominican Republic
Mona
State Department
Jeaders
Rusk
Alliance For Progress
Tegucigalpa
Asl
United States
Osvaldo Lopez Arell
Theodore Rogach
U. S. United States
South Atlantic
Pensiade Lopez
Juan Bosch
Lopez
United
Villeda Morales
Thim
Elec
Tion
Modesto Rodas Alvane
Rado
Calll
Francisco J. Orlich
San Jose
Morales
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Osvaldo Lopez
First Lady Kennedy Heads Toward Turkey Aboard Yacht
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy sails toward Istanbul aboard the 303 foot Christina after a shipboard midnight party. The vessel speeds 24 hours to Istanbul if no stops are made, with uncertainty about the arrival time. Onassis shipping ties and a Turkish villa offer frame a private Greece trip. The voyage includes guests such as Alexis Minotis and Franklin Roosevelt Jr. and is part of a broader Greek visit.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Turkey
Christina
U.S
Instanbul
Istanbul
Aegean Sea
Theodore Garovfalides
Aristotle Onassis
Tangnate
Bospherus
Onassis
Christine
Garoufalides
Stan
Onasdress
Irene Galyski
Alexis Minotis
Katini Paxinou
U. S
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Roosevelt
Czechs Claim West German Plane Spy Not Off Course
Prague reports say the aircraft from West Germany, piloted by 49 year old Georg Nusser, was forced to land in Bavaria after allegedly entering Czechoslovak airspace. Officials say the single engine jet was shot at and destroyed after warning shots and pursuit.
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Czechoslovakia
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