U S Withdraws Troops as Latin Force Steps In Dominica
The United States begins withdrawing 600 of its 21 000 troops from the Dominican Republic. Latin American soldiers join the peace force of the Organization of American States, bringing Inter-American Force strength to about 1 700, with Americans leaving in equal numbers. Negotiations fail to yield a coalition government, while Junta leader Imbert Barrera opposes external intervention and proposes a provisional legislative council to guide the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Jean Republic
United States
Dominican Republic
Hef
Organization of American States
U.S
Juan Bosch
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Ingigad
Imbert
Ife
Foreign Aid Bill Sets Stage for Senate Clash
Washington AP reports House approved a one year three point three seven billion foreign aid measure by a vote of two forty nine to one forty eight. Senate plans a two year four point three five billion yearly program and aims to terminate aid in its current form after the term. A GOP bid to cut one hundred thirty one million from the development section failed two nineteen to one seventy seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Soan
FBI
Robert $. McNamara
McNamara
Europe
Obituaries of Lathen Marlowe and others in Hagerstown area
Obituary notices for Lathen George Marlowe 67 of Spruce Street who died at Western Maryland State Hospital after a long illness. Survived by son Eugene, sisters Rose Brewer and Anna Shafer, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral at Rest Haven Chapel with burial there. Also notices for Nora M. Shank formerly of 431 Jefferson Street who died at Clearview Nursing Home. Edwin Fisher 82 of Sharpsburg died after a long illness. services at Leaf Funeral Home with burial at Mountain View Cemetery. Mary Mahala Kuhn formerly of 207 S Potomac Street died in Norwalk Connecticut. funeral at St. Marys Catholic Church and burial at St. Pauls Cemetery. Friends may call Normont Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathen
George Marlowe
Spruce Street
Western Maryland State
Front Royal
Tevi and
Sarah
Manuel) Marlowe
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railway
Ies
Brotherhood Railroad
Eugene L. Marlowe
Rose Brewer
Anna Shafer
Cumberland
Rest Haven
John C. Britcher
Nora M, Shank
Jefferson Street
Clearview
Bary
Myersville
John Edward and
Maude (Cline) Shank
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ralph E. Shank
Mount Lena
Bittle Funers
Sharfsburg
Edwin Fish
E R
W. Main St
Morgan Seymour
Mary Lakin- Fisher
Roanoke
Norwalk and Western Railway
Trinity Eutherian Church
Knights of Pything
Rornoke
Odge
Norfolk and Western Raihway Veterans’ Association
Survivors Includs Sisters
X. F. Williarme
Hluettald
W. Va
Arby McTier
Ella Hamilton
Sharpsburg
Leaf Funeral
Charles Birx
Iielating
Mountain View
Fueral
Mary M. Kuhn
Mary Mahala Kuhn
S. Potomac St
Norwalk
Conn
Thresdday
Ylate
Edward A. Ann Catherine (Cutten) Kuhn
Jamison Cold Storage Door Co
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Fred Kuhn
Westport
John Joseph Kuhn
Rusk Signals Deepening Soviet Involvement Report
Secretary of State Dean Rusk suggested there may be a second surface to air missile site near Hanoi as the United States faces deeper Soviet backing in North Vietnam. He noted one site exists and anticipated more evidence in the Hanoi area while confirming a Dominican Republic threat had diminished and a further U.S. pullout from Santo Domingo was likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Cary Ak
Dean Rusk
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Johnson
Santo Domingo
Jonnson
Rusk
State Department
Husk
Dominican Republic
U.S
Stock Market Edges Higher Despite Mixed Readings
The stock market edged higher in a fairly active session with gains for du Font and Kennecalf and IBM trimming Tuesday's 11 point snapback. Zenith rose about a point while electronics were mixed. GM steady, Ford up slightly, Chrysler eased. Studebaker and American Motors unchanged amid trends in electrical gear, mail order retail, nonferrous metals, utilities, and oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Farger
du Font
Kennecalf
IBM
Zenith
General Motors
Froma
Chrysler
Studebaker
American Motors
Three GIs Killed In Viet Cong Ambush Near Saigon
AP reports 1 American killed, 6 wounded, and 3 missing after a Viet Cong ambush 60 miles northwest of Saigon while U s warplanes pound North Vietnam. The firefight left four South Vietnamese killed and four wounded. An American adviser unit supported by a regional company joined the operation. The killed service member was the 386th American combat death in South Vietnam since December 1963. Air strikes hit targets near Hon Matt Is and Vinh, with Navy credits for raids on the Pou Van depot south of Hanoi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Ben So
Tay Ninh
South Viegas
Vinh
Hanoi
Fou U5. Navy Skyraiders
Fa Crusaders
Midway
Pou van
Hanal
Real X-22A prototype aircraft to fly maiden missions soon
The X-22A prototype research aircraft, built by Bell Aerosystems in Buffalo, aims for summer maiden missions. It features vertical takeoff and landing, horizontal flight, and dual tandem ducted propellers to study aerodynamics and military potential for the US Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US. Navy
Bell Aerosystems Co
Buffalo
N.Y
AP Wirophoto
Youth Pleads for Probation in Juvenile Court
Judge Irvine Rutledge imposed probation on a young defendant who admitted an assault after provocation. The youth must also pay a $25 fine and apologize to the injured party’s hospital bill. The judge emphasized nonviolence and mercy for a first offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine UI
Rutledge
Hagerstown
Oie
Dudge
Raft
Rts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dominica
Ceatry
McGeorge Bundy
Riral
OAS
Jose A. Mora
Cyrus Vallee
Bundy
Arora
Antonio Guzman
Span
The
Council
Junta
Vanes
Francisco Caamano Deno
Caamano
Ebel
John P. Mohr
J. Edgar Hoover
Edwin Fisher
the Daily Mail
Felephona
Ma Tre
D.C. Va
N.Y. Penna
W. Wa
Asociated Press
Associated Press
Jin
Ben-Gay
Viet Cong
Peter Arnett
Pheit Hull
Robert Hall
Bual Highway
Funkstown
Chewsville Road
Ysap
W. Wash. St
Eke PLC Tae
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