New Regime Emerges After Dominican Coup
Dominican military leaders topple President Bosch and arrest top officials. About 100 people were taken into custody in a coup that installed a provisional government led by Emilio de los Santos Tapia Espinal and Rene Puig. The United States suspended aid and diplomatic ties as the state of siege restricts mass meetings and unrest spreads.
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Oldest IU Alumnus Rus sell Ratliff Dies at 100
Indiana University said Rus sell Ratliff, 100, its oldest living alumnus and a member of the class of 1892, died last week at a Masonic home in Zenith Oregon. He was Bloomington born and remembered for long association with the university.
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Persecution of Jews by Soviet Hit Contested by Senate
Sen Abraham Ribicoff and 59 other senators introduced a resolution condemning Russian persecution of Jewish citizens by singling them out for extreme punishment. He noted a prior protest from congressmen and tied the issue to support for the limited nuclear test ban treaty and a future when all men enjoy basic freedoms.
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Yale Group Declines to Invite Wallace Controversy Displays
Yale religious group Dwight Hall votes not to invite Alabama Governor George Wallace to campus. The decision comes amid debate on free speech and legal age for a campus speech, as Rev Adolph Lacy wed a local partner.
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Senate approves 1.7 billion college construction bill
Senate Labor Committee backed a 1.78 billion package for higher education and vocational expansion. The plan funds 1.5 billion for classroom construction at four year colleges, 900 million in grants, 600 million in loans, and 250 million for community and junior college grants over five years. Also promotes vocational education and aligns with presidential proposals.
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