Junta Scorns Appeal for UUaS Tribe Cease Fire
The Dominican junta refuses to consider a cease-fire as Gen. Imbert Barrrera pushes a tank-led offensive to crush rebel pockets north of the east-west corridor. U Thant envoy Mayobre says the junta signals a win while Col. Caamano Deno shows willingness for a truce. US envoys fail to sway the junta. peace hopes hinge on a national harmony government.
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Jose Antonio Mayobre
Venezuela
U.N
U_ Thant
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Mayobre
Francisco
Caamano Deno
Imbert
U.S
Ozama River
United States
Rivera Caminero
National Harmony
Junta
Johnson
Thomas C. Mann
John Barlow Martin
Washington
State Department
Mann
Martin
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
House panel backs full car tax cut
The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively approved widening Johnson’s plan to remove the entire 10 percent excise tax on new cars. The president had proposed a three step cut over 42 months to five percent.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways and Means Committee
Johnson
Navy Air Strikes North Viet Nam From Coral Sea
Forty U S Navy planes destroyed three barracks and damaged other installations 40 miles north of the DMZ in two consecutive strikes. Marines crossed the Ca River for a dawn attack on Truong Minh village near Da Nang. A Philippine based Marine squadron was readied to join, boosting total Marine strength to about 16 000. A new Da Nang runway was planned to support increased jet operations.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
U.S
Coral Sea
North
United States
Hoan Lao
Chanh Hoa
Ca de River
Truong Minh
da Nang
Truong Tinh
Tater
Philippines
Viet Nam
Chu Lai
da ‘Nang
May Is
Silver dollars spark mint plan and market speculation
The Denver Mint will produce 45 million silver dollars by June 30 amid disputes over distribution and fears they will vanish into collector and speculator hands. Dealers warn the minting could inflate silver prices while officials weigh reducing silver in other coins.
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New York
Denver
Tom Wass
International Numismatics Corp
Benjamin Stack
Stack’s Coin Co
U.S. Assay Commission
Silver Users Association
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Johnson
Congress
West
United States
John B. Stevens
The
Fern Miller
Queen Elizabeth II in Bonn France Germany ceremony honors
Thousands of Germans greet Queen Elizabeth II in Bonn as she signs the golden book. She and Prince Philip lay a wreath at a memorial to victims of wars and tyranny and visit Beethoven memorial in Cathedral Square, amid cloudy chilly weather.
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Germany
Elizabeth II
West Germany
Elizabeth
City Hall
the Queen
Prince Philip
University Park
Cathedral Square
Ludwig van Beethoven
Beethoven
Victoria
Government abandons plan for standardized military belt buckle
The Defense Supply Agency said three existing belt buckles will remain in use after efforts to standardize a black buckle failed. The move ends a three year push to cut costs and standardize gear across the Army Navy Air Force and Marines.
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Washington
UPD
UPI
Defense Supply Agency
DSA
AP Bvew
Ardize
Air Force
Showery weather boosts grass growth and stray forecast
The forecast calls for showery, scattered rain tonight with a low near 70 and cloudy skies tomorrow. Five day temperatures average 3 to 4 degrees above normal with 50s on the charts and rain possible Saturday for military kitchens. A defense official recalls a staff meeting leading to uniform apparel standardization and large annual savings.
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iJack
Nurse sought for John F. Kennedy Jr and Caroline in London
Mrs. John F. Kennedy seeks a new nurse English or French to care for the children in New York City and London. Maud Shaw, the current nanny, retires after 11 days with Caroline and John Jr, planning to stay near Sheerness on the Thames.
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London
John, F. Kennedy
John F. Jr
Caroline
Times of London
Times
New York
New York City
Maud Shaw
John
Miss Shaw
Hetty
Sheerness
Thames
Ivy
Fey
My Lady Travels By Bus Avoiding Parking Tickets
A local resident eschews driving, relying on the city bus for months to avoid parking fines. The feature highlights her routine, practical use of public transit and the convenience it provides in urban life.
Youths Die After Dare On Train Tracks
In New Orleans Earl Martinez 13 and Roy Garland 16 faced a Panama Limited train after a dare to stay on tracks. Garland jumped first and Martinez feet were struck, killing him as the locomotive approached.
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New Orleans
Earl Martinez
Roy Garland
Illinois Central
Garland
Martinez
Father Finds His Dead Son Returns After 16 Years
A hotel guest register leads to a father and son reuniting after 16 years. C F Christianson and his son Chris Christianson, both told others they believed the other was dead since a 1942 divorce. They meet upstairs and downstairs in the hotel, ending a long estrangement with joy and renewed contact.
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Los Angeles
Chris Nels Christianson
C. F. Christianson
Christianson
Anniversary Discounts Offered at K Mart Stores
The Herald Journal notes a 16 page special section in today's edition featuring anniversary discounts. The tabloid spreads discounts at both K Mart locations.
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Herald-Journal
K-Mart
Missing Pair Found on Raft Off Luzon Coast
Frank H. Cushing and his son Frank Jr. were rescued 1,400 miles from Guam after 32 days at sea aboard a 20 foot raft of oil drums. They were sighted near Camiguin Island, north of Luzon, Japan coast guard plane in the area but no rescue planned.
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Manila
Guam
Frank H. Cushing
Frank Jr
Camiguin Island
Philippine
Luzon
Cushings
Young
Frank
Puto Point
U.S. Navy
Cushing
Marjorie
Manila Times
Herl
Joaquin P. Roces
Philippines
Col
James Cushing
Constabulary
U.S
Calayan Island
U.S. Coast Guard
Philippines Air Force
Today's Chuckle World owes them a living prevailing
It hints that the idea some people expect handouts may win out in public sentiment, suggesting a shift toward blaming others for personal hardship. The quip frames a growing tolerance for government or societal support as a consequence.
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