Prospects Brighten for Dominican Crisis as U.S. Withdraws
Washington reports a marked turn for the better in resolving the Dominican crisis with the first U.S. troop pullout of about 1,700 announced at an OAS session. Officials caution that inter-American forces may remain for months while interim government talks advance and a cease-fire could become permanent.
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Washington
U.S
Caribbean
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
OAS
Brazil
U. S
Santo Domingo
Antonio Guzman
U N Aims to Extend Truce in Dominican Republic
The United Nations sought to extend the 24 hour truce in Santo Domingo into a lasting cease fire. Fighting with tanks and machine guns continued in civilian areas as U Thant pressed for a 24 hour extension through Jose Antonio Mayobre and UN diplomats.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United Nations
U.S
Red Cross
U Thant
U.N. Security Council
Jose Antonio Mayobre
Jordan
Security Council
Weekend Weather Forecast in Syracuse
Hancock Weather man forecasts partial clearing today with a cooler night and a mid-50s low. Tomorrow looks fair and mild with a high near 73.
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Nice
Syracuse
Hancock Weatherman
Vinson Jr Confirmed as Assistant Attorney General
Fred Vinson Jr son of the former chief justice was confirmed by the Senate on Friday as an assistant attorney general. He will head the Justice Department's criminal division.
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Washington
Fred Vinson Jr
United States
Senate
Justice Department
Bombers Hit Near Hanoi In Major North Viet Nam Raid
A large U S Air Force strike hit the Quang Suoi military barracks in North Viet Nam near Hanoi. Ninety jets destroyed 37 buildings over a 35 to 60 mile south of Hanoi corridor. All planes returned, with no losses reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Quang Suoi
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
Hanoii
Quang Souj Barracks
Quang Soui Barracks
Youth 20 Slain at New York World's Fair Grounds
Karrick Yeteman, 20, was stabbed to death during an incident at the New York World's Fair early today. Police charged two 14 year olds as suspects after Yeteman was found in the front twin observation towers of the New York State pavilion. A panel truck ride with nine youths preceded the confrontation when Yeteman allegedly insulted a suspect nicknamed punk before being attacked.
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New York
UPI
Karrick Yeteman
Bronx
New York State Pavilion
Fair Grounds
Yeterian
Army to fly trooper home saving Prospect wedding
Prospect Connecticut bride Jacqueline Zabbarro faced a May 29 wedding gap when Frank Briglia Jr the 82nd Airborne Division was sent to the Dominican Republic. A letter to the President reached Army officials and Lt Col James F McNab arranged his homecoming so the couple could wed. Jackie 19 expressed relief and joy at the unexpected reunion.
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Conn
Frank Briglia Jr
Jacqueline Zabbarro
Jackie
Frank
82Nd Airborne Division
Dominican Republic
James F. McNab
Office of
The
Army Chief of Staff
Boy Sees Razor Save 87 Shaves From One Blade
A nine year old reportedly shaved 87 times with a single razor blade, drawing surprise about the blade's durability and the boy's grooming routine.
Officer Slain In Gloversville Shooting With Own Gun
In Gloversville a 25 year old officer was killed after a suspect grabbed his service revolver and shot him in the neck. The assailant William Rowley was charged with first degree murder after using the officer’s car in a getaway.
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William Rowley
Paul Rowley
Gloversville
Rowley
Charles Dunham
Dunham
Roger Waltman
Waltman
Johnstown
New Jesuit Chief Chosen by Global Electors
Very Rev. Pedro Arrupe, 57 Basque and medical doctor, was elected head of the Jesuits by 218 electors on the third ballot in a secret conclave. He succeeds Very Rev. Jean Baptiste Janssens who died last October after 18 years leading the order. Arrupe had earned a reputation as a capable administrator in turning the multinational Jesuit province in Japan in the past seven years and aided Hiroshima survivors with his medical training after the atomic blast.
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Vatican City
Pedro Arrupe
Father Arrupe
Japan
Society of Jesus
Jean: Baptiste Janssens
Hiroshima
Arrupe
Portrait of Wellington Returned to National Gallery
A portrait of the Duke of Wellington by Gove seized 344 years ago has been recovered and returned to the National Gallery in London. Police traced a ransom note to a Birmingham railway station and found the painting at 2 am, then transported it to London for examination. Scotland Yard and the National Gallery confirmed the safe return.
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London
UPI
Duke of Wellington
Gove
National Gallery
Birmingham
Scotland Yard
The
Driver 17 Dies in Riga Crash
Edward F. Duval, 17, was killed when his car crashed into a bridge abutment in the Town of Riga, where he lived. The incident occurred today and the victim was a Rochester resident.
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Rochester
Edward F. Duval
Riga
Two Women and Youth Die in Syracuse Area Auto Crashes
Three people were killed and 23 injured in overnight crashes around Syracuse. Miss Jean M. Harris, 39, and Mrs Kathleen Cole Elmer, 21, died in separate Route 5 crashes near Oneida Castle and near Canastota. Beverly Freund, 41, and Carolyn Jones, 18, were hospitalized. Francis Perkins, 50, escaped injury. Police reported high speed and rear impact in the Harris incident and the Elmer collision involved a motorcycle.
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Harris
Oneida Castle
Oneida
Beverly Freund
Clinton St
Fayetteville
Oneida City Hospital
Carolyn Jones
Glenwood Avenue
Francis Perkins
Church Lane
Miss Harris
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Jones
Route 365
Miss Jones
Perkins
Elmer
Route 5
Canastota
Quality Hill
Ronald A. Madell
Lake St
Chittenango
Madell
Lenox Hospital
Herald- Journal
Dave
Wolfanger
Jean Harris
Lyndon
Kathleen Elmer
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