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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1965

Page

3

Dominican Peace Force Moves SANTO DOMINGO

The Organization of American States sent troops to neutralize the Dominican White House area surrounding the executive mansion in Santo Domingo. An 21 block demilitarized zone will curb gunfire between Junta forces and rebels while a token force remains to indicate nominal control.

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Dominican Peace Aims Tied to Inter-American Action

President Johnson outlined a broadly based social development policy for the Dominican Republic and said U.S. aims align with inter American efforts. He defended intervention involving thousands of U.S. troops and cautioned that Communist threats persist while coordinating with the OAS and Dominican leaders.

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Youth Centers Open In West Side Camp Program

Youth centers operate day camps for 7 to 18 year olds at multiple locations on the West Side under a new city youth work program. Participants, many students and young leaders, will work on projects including workshop and clerical tasks while earning money to support schooling and family needs. Registration for the five day program runs Wednesday to Friday evenings at designated centers.

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OAS Takes Oversight Role in Dominican Crisis

The OAS votes 15 to 2 to form a mediation committee and take charge of peace efforts in the Dominican Republic. Secretary of State Dean Rush participates to urge unity as ambassadors from El Salvador and Brazil plan Thursday departures to Santo Domingo.

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Former Pecos Banker Sentenced for Embezzlement

PECOS AP U S District Judge D W Suttle sentenced former Pecos banker Jim Coats to three years in prison for embezzlement. Coats, 43, pleaded guilty last week to taking 164000 from First National Bank. He was arrested in December.

PECOS U.S. Distr Iudge D.W. Suttle Jim Coats Coats First National Bank

Contact lenses offer quality at $65 with exam

Are you convinced lenses must be costly for best quality The message claims TSO lenses cost 65 dollars complete with examination and fillings It advises consulting the telephone directory for the nearest office

TSO

US Expects Viet Cong Final Drive in Viet Nam Defense

President Johnson faced signals from advisers that May could prove pivotal for Vietnam policy. Reports say Viet Cong activity over the weekend indicates a possible push to force U.S. exit by mounting coordinated attacks and ambushes in the Central Highlands, aiming to erode morale and pressure for peace negotiations. Numerous engagements, claimed VC casualties, and rising US bombings underscore a high-stakes struggle as both sides seek leverage before talks or renewed escalation.

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Seattle Bans Discrimination Across City Government

Seattle mayor Dorm Bramm issued a Tuesday directive barring discrimination in city government branches under his control based on color religion or national origin. The order expands equal treatment standards in local civic operations.

Seattle Wash Dorm Bramm

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