Two Killed in Dominican Fighting
In Santo Domingo two members of Hector Aristy’s household were killed in a firefight with National Police and Dominican armed forces. The clash began when a patrol was fired on near Aristy’s home. later the army joined police. The dead include Rafael Hernandez and Corporal Pablo Reyes.
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Paul L. Montgomery
New York Times
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
National Police
Hector Aristy
Bosch
Jose de Jesus Morillo Lopez
Aristy
Dominican Army
Rafael Hernandez
Pablo Reyes
Dominican Underwater Forces
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguar
Retirement Gift Daisy the Cow for London Water Board Engineer
Albert Short ends 35 years with the Metropolitan Water Board with a live cow named Daisy as retirement gift. Colleagues raised 224 to buy the Guernsey cow, brought from Surrey to HMS Ham ersmith, fulfilling his dream of a farm life with donkeys and chickens to follow Daisy’s first calf next week.
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London
Albert
Moos
Metropolitan Water Board
The
Water Board
Daisy
Surrey
Hammersmith
Alan McGregor
Madagascan Origins Defy Easy Ancestry Theories
Anthropologists note Madagascar sits 250 miles from Africa but propose initial settlers came from Melanesia and Indonesia about 4,000 miles away, challenging simple migration paths.
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Madagascar
Africa
Melanesia
Indonesia
Authors Use FBI Report to Challenge Warren Commission Findings
Declassified FBI documents cited by authors challenge the Warren Commission claim that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the Kennedy assassination. The report underpins new critiques voiced by legal scholars and researchers.
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Warren
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
J. Lee Rankin
Commis
Sion
Norman Redlich
FBI
Earl Warren
Kennedy
John B. Connally Jr
Texas
Oswald
Commission
Connally
Viking Press
Cornell University
Edward Jay Epstein
Holt, Rinehart & Winston
Mark Lane
AFL CIO Boycott Threat in ILO Conference Over Communist-Lead Election
The AFL CIO has boycotted the ILO conference after Leon Chajn of Poland, a Communist bloc figure, won the presidency by one vote. The move risks full withdrawal or continued abstention, with Johnson administration pressure on AFL CIO leader George Meany to resume participation.
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AFL - Cio
Leon Chajn
Poland
Afl-Cio
ILO
United Nations
George Meaney
Johnson
Meany
United Nations Agency
White House
U.S
Rudolph Faupl
Aflcio
Edwin P. Neilan
Bank of Delaware
Chain
Gerad M. J. Veldkamp
Netherlands
Veldkamp
Chajn
Aleksandr P. Volkov
Europe
Ten-year-old Bradley Mitchell Swallows Xylophone Stick
Bradley Mitchell of South Unity Maine swallowed a five inch xylophone stick with a rubber ball end around May 21. He kept silent about it, walked oddly, and showed little appetite. Doctors at Thayer Hospital performed exploratory surgery, removed the stick which punctured his intestine, and he is recovering.
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Waterville
Maine
Bradley Mitchell
Kenton Mitchell
South Unity
Bradley
Mitchell
Thayer Hospital
Meat Supply On Increase in Kansas City
Meat prices show taper after a year of rise as the Department of Agriculture forecasts a national decline in late 1966. First quarter retail prices for all meats average 18 percent above a year earlier, with hog production expanding and slaughter up. Beef and poultry prices are pressured by larger supplies while lamb and veal stay high.
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New York Times
Kansas City
Department of Agriculture
Reagan Favored To Win California GOP Primary
Ronald Reagan leads California GOP rivals two days before the primary with campaign insiders predicting a margin of at least 350000 votes over George Christopher. Brown supporters claim an easy victory, while Democrats scramble to regroup after intra party clashes amid a tense final stretch.
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Reagan
California
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
George Christopher
Dairyman
San Francisco
Brown
Christopher
Samuel W. Yorty
Los Angeles
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Dallas
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