U S Troops and Rebels Exchange Heavy Fire in Dominican Republic
U S paratroopers and Dominican rebels traded heavy gunfire most of Tuesday with casualties on both sides. Rebels reported one American killed and another wounded, while the OAS said three Americans wounded. Rebels also claimed two civilians killed and about a dozen wounded in the rebel sector. American authorities reported continued assessments.
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Weather and conflict brief across the United States and Dominican Republic
Wednesday weather calls for rain and scattered showers from the middle Atlantic coast to the eastern plateau while the southeast sees afternoon showers and thundershowers cooler in the eastern plateau and western plains warming in the central plains Ohio valley lower Lakes region New England and the Pacific Northwest sunrise 531 sunset 829 mostly cloudy cold today with 25 percent rain risk south. In Santo Domingo area rebel fire clashes prompt U S protest and 2000 rounds fired including 106mm remnants as U S forces respond after a rebel attack near a checkpoint in the American corridor. civilians are harmed and shelling affects the rebel zone.
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Pope weighs trip to U.N. as first Americas visit cited
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI seriously considers visiting U.N. headquarters in New York for a pilgrimage of peace, possibly next year, potentially balancing a planned trip to Communist Poland for the 1,000th Christian anniversary. The report notes the historic first papal journey to the Americas if pursued.
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