OAS Team Seeks Settlement After Meeting Dominican Rebels
In Santo Domingo the OAS peace mission conferred with rebel leaders led by Col Francisco Caamano Deno. Rebel official Jottin Cury said there is every reason to hope a settlement, but demanded dismissal of key officers and ruled out a coalition government.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Jottin Cury
Cury
U.S
Francisco Caamano Deno
OAS
Commission
Ricardo C. Colombo
Argentina
Carlos Garcia Bauer
Guatemala
Colombo
Garcia
W. Tapley Bennet Jr
Jose A. Mora
Msgr
Emmanuele Clarizio
Hotel
Embajador
Carlizio
Caamano
Washington
Col. Caamano
LBJ Seeks Pay Increases for Military and Federal Workers
President Johnson asked Congress to raise pay for all uniformed military personnel and most federal civilian employees by 853 million dollars annually starting January 1. He backed a new automatic pay-change system and endorsed most panel recommendations to align federal pay with private sector salaries.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Executive Branch
Lakes
Civil Service
Postal
Foreign Service
Seagulls Block Dixie Blandy Pole Sit at Stockholm Park
Richard Dixie Blandy, a 62 year old flagpole sitter from New Orleans, climbs April 15 to beat his record of 79 days at a Sweden amusement park. He hopes to reach 149 days before Sept 12 despite seagull interference and past injuries from sixteen falls.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Richard
Dixie) Blandy
New Orleans
Green Grove
Blandy
Atlantic City
N.J
Lyndon Johnson Tour Ends With Trout Luncheon In Virginia Park
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson wrapped a two day Virginia trip with a trout luncheon at Peaks of Otter national park and praised the state as a family tourism spot. Interior Secretary Udall led a hike to Sharp Top Mountain while Mrs Johnson relaxed and viewed the scenery. Moscow reported Luna 5 achieved a controlled landing but not a full soft lunar touch, suggesting a partial success with retrorockets possibly failing.
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Otter
Lyndon B. Johnson
Virginia
National Park
Stewart L. Udall
Sharp Top Mountain
Abingdon
Udall
U S Officials Sympathetic With Lunar Landing Setback
American scientists share Soviet disappointment over Luna-5 and Surveyor issues as retro-rocket failures hinder attempts at a soft lunar landing. Engineers diagnose vernier motors and ignition problems while planners adapt to gather data for future, more capable craft and surface exploration.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Surveyor
Lovell
Nik 5
Rumor climate grips Santiago as unrest spreads in Dominican Republic
AP special report from Santiago describes dawn curfews after army actions against Radio Norte and rebels. Residents hear tall tales of mass demonstrations by Castroist forces, possible US Marines, and chatter on Communist strength. Checkpoints flood roads into the city as security tensions rise amid Santo Domingo crisis.
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Santiago
Radio Norte
Santo Domingo
U.S
United States
Puerto Plata
Santo
Court Orders Counties to Use State Tax Valuation Schedules
Montana Supreme Court ruling gives State Board of Equalization strong supervisory authority over county assessors. It requires Yellowstone County to use the board’s schedules for nonirrigated farm land valuations, aligning local assessments with statewide directives and enabling earlier, uniform tax schedules.
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Helena
Montana
Supreme Court
State Board of Equalization
Yellowstone County
John Alley
Alley
Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda Region
Partly cloudy today through Friday with scattered showers after noons. High 70 today, low 35. East of Divide mostly cloudy Thursday into Friday with few showers mainly in western mountains and scattered showers Thursday night and Friday. Somewhat cooler with highs 65 to 75 and lows 28 to 38. The table notes maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending at 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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Butte-Anaconda
Divide
Cultists claim giant egg will drop goods in Galun village
In Galun village, cultists told residents a sky egg would hatch American goods and dollars, drawing hundreds who waited in vain for the promised pickup in Moresby, New Guinea.
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Port Moresby
New Guinea
Galun
Interfaith march protests Viet Nam war at Pentagon
About 1,000 Catholics Protestants and Jews marched to the Pentagon to urge Defense Secretary McNamara to halt the war in Viet Nam. They walked 32 miles from a downtown church and held a silent vigil outside the building.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
McNamara
Interfaith
U.S
Four Butte Boys Held in Big Dynamite Theft
Four 12 and 13 year old boys from Greeley School led sheriffs to a cache near Continental Drive containing about 40 dynamite sticks a suit case of priming cord and electric blasting caps Several caps had been detonated They admitted stealing the explosives from an interstate highway construction site east of Butte and were turned over to the County Probation Officer after questioning with input from principal H W Eggebrecht.
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Butte
Continental Drive
Greeley School
John Sheehan
H. W. Eggebrecht
Eight Juveniles Charged in Meter Theft Ring
Police rounded up eight boys aged 14 to 16 for damaging and burglarizing about 30 city parking meters. Night Chief John Gardner said two or three confessed and named others for referral to juvenile court.
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John Gardner
Pablo Youngster Killed on Bike
A truck bicycle crash on a Lake County road north of Pablo killed Randy Allison nine as he rode from a farmhouse driveway into a Pablo man Henry Bocksnick 45 drove the truck Sheriff Archie Coulter said the youth died at Polson hospital the fatality raised Montana 1965 traffic toll to six.
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Polson (Ap
Pablo
Lake County
Randy Allison
Sherman Allison
Archie Coulter
Henry Bocksnick
Polson Hospital
Montana
NATO Allies Say Viet Nam War Threatens World Peace
At a London meeting the 15 NATO allies declared the Viet Nam war threatens world peace while avoiding endorsement of Johnson policies. France urged unconditional withdrawal of U.S. troops and said talks cannot start until bombing North Viet Nam ends. Secretary Rusk briefed ministers behind closed doors.
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London
Viet Nam
Presia Johnson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
U.S
South
Maurice Couve de Murville
North
Council of Ministers
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Malaysia
Rusk
Knights of Columbus Meet Opens in Anaconda This Week
More than 500 people are expected at the 61st annual state meeting of the Knights of Columbus in Anaconda. The event runs from Thursday through Sunday with a Saturday banquet addressed by Most Rev. Raymond G. Hunthausen, bishop of Helena.
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Knights of Columbia
Anaconda
Raymond G. Hunthausen
Helena
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