Dominican Tension Unrelieved Continues In Caribbean Drift
The Dominican Republic faces a deadlock as plans for a junta rule hint at two years of military control and a ban on reform. U S comments urge moderation as factions clash over Balaguer ties and Trujillo era loyalists seek influence, drawing naval presence near Santo Domingo.
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Geneva talks end as negotiators depart amid Russia refusal
British and Soviet delegates leave Geneva after four days of talks on nuclear weapons with Britain expressing deep disappointment over Moscow's stance. U K Chief Negotiator Arthur Down and Chief Joseph Gadner announce the setback while other delegates stay to handle formalities.
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Dad Urge to Paddle Son in Court Plea
An AP report notes a judge advised an 81 year old father to spank his 50 year old son as a deterrent if he misbehaves. The father, Carraway, complained his son objected to remarriage for a 36 year old would be bride. The judge Tarvis imposed a £13 fine for disorderly conduct and placed a peace bond at the father’s request.
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Harlandale Low Bid Listed for New School Facilities
Harlandale board to award a low bid for a new facility at the Harlandale Independent district. Nine bids were received for the unit and related amenities to be built on Farmusa campus. Funds include$161,000 remaining from a 1957 bond issue. Board to consider bids at Monday night meeting.
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San Antonio Man Sentenced Five Years in Rape Case
Aajith District Court jury sentenced Moses Pizano, 28, of Su 8 Lac Uredta, to five years in penitentiary for a rape charge. His brother Mario, 26, awaits trial on similar charges. The victim was a young mother of three, assaulted last June 2 near Almendor Lake.
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Moses Pizano
Lac’ Uredta
Almendor? Lake
Mario
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Adress
Reservist Policy Criticized by Officials in Debate
A heated discussion on reservist policy continues from page one with critics arguing over deployment thresholds and funding legitimacy. Officials from multiple agencies press for clarity, transparency, and revised guidelines to address service gaps and equity concerns.
Toy Refinishing Tips Amid Jewish Community Concerns
A chaotic collection of notes reports Sen. Javits and Soviet references discuss toy refinishing for children in hospitals and orphanages. The piece ties in masking, prep, and enamel selection while mentioning Jewish leaders in Moscow and Leningrad and a Texas National Guard protest letter.
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Jacob
Soviet Union
Moscow
Leningrad
Alljgreen
Austin (Ap
Tevas
Texas National Guardsmen
Rebellious Press Goners in Ghana
ACCRA Ghana OPT Ghanaian Information Minister Tawaia Adamatto told students at Kwame Nkrumah University Thursday that any professors guilty of vicious activities against the government will be dismissed. He said these dismissals would be another step to sweep the university clean of traces of academic pomposity arrogance and deglina mentality.
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Ghana
OPT
Tawaia Adamatto
Kwame Nkrumatu University
Miller warns Kennedy on defense and Berlin
Republican National Chairman William E. Miller told the Women's National Republican Club that Soviet armed strength dwarfs the United States. He argued the Kennedy administration lacks firmness in Laos Cuba and the Berlin crisis and said missile and bomber strength matters more than troop numbers.
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National Republican Club
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United States
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Laos
Cuba
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West Berlin
Juveniles on Probation for Burglaries
Special to The Wight roerne Foy Bexar County reports juveniles charged as delinquents in a string of burglaries pled guilty and were placed on probation for one year. Judge M A Shumard imposed terms including no felonies, no alcohol, restitution, school attendance, gainful employment, and monthly reports to Juvenile Court with sheriff checks.
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Archie Geter
Terry Foljlette
John Marshall High School
Math texts urge new adoption for state program shift
A committee recommends adopting new mathematics texts to modernize programs from high school through college. The panel's proposal aligns with ongoing state education discussions as the Board of Education develops material standards.
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Junky High School
Hich
San Antonio Gazette Subscription Rates and Publication Details
Fragmented OCR fragment shows subscription prices and publication notes for a San Antonio Texas newspaper. Mentions Associated Press, Sunday and daily editions, with price lines in a garbled format. Contains scattered references to subscription rates and delivery terms without coherent context.
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