Aftermath of Dominican unrest in Santo Domingo city
In Santo Domingo clashes between the Dominican junta and rebel forces end but civilian suffering continues. At Aybar Hospital Jose Wilson Soriano, 30, loses a leg, as hospital lags with food and medicine. Dr Guerero cites critical shortages and praises Peace Corps volunteers who stayed. About 400 killed or died in the hospital since fighting began.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
Aybar
Jose Wilson Soriano
Fernando Guerero
Guerero
Dominican Republic
U.S
Donald Reid Cabral
Francisco Caamano Deno
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Imbert
U S OAS Peace Force Formed For Dominican Republic
Four Latin American nations and the United States sign a document creating an inter American peace force to restore order in the Dominican Republic. Brazil to lead a 1170 man contingent as 23 000 U S Marines and paratroopers remain in place.
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Santo Domingo
United States
Dominican Republic
U.S
inter-American Force
Organization of American States
OAS
Hugo Panasco Alvin
Brazil
Palmer
Hemisphere
Bolivian Troops Battle Leftists Over Mine Occupation
Bolivian authorities launched a government take over of state run tin mines after the decree declared mining centers military zones. miners resisted with reports of deaths and sabotage of rail lines to Argentina as the junta seeks mediation from the church.
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la Paz
Bolivia
Quechisla
Efrain Guadalla
Oscar Quiroga
Fernado Diez de Medina
Kami
Oruro
Bolivian Mining Corp
Argentina
Rene Barrientos
Barrientos
Msgr
Abel Antezana
Suscus Heads State Jaycees
Russell Suscus of Jamestown was elected president of the New York State Jaycees for a one year term at a three day convention in Syracuse. He succeeds Robert A. Ashfield of Utica with Larry Reid of Leroy and Hubert Ziman of New York City as new administrative vice presidents. Mrs Len Cane of Plattsburgh was elected president of the Jaycees women’s auxiliary succeeding Mrs Mark Klimeyz of Olean. More than 1,400 people attended.
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Syracuse
Russell Suscus
Jamestown
New York State
Jaycees
Suscus
Robert A. Ashfield
Utica
Larry Reid
Leroy
Hubert Ziman
New York City
Len Cane
Plattsburgh
Jayncees
Mark Klimeyz
Olean
Williams Man Heads School Williams Man Heads School
Dr. Dwight J. Simpson, 44, associate professor of political science at Williams College, elected president of Robert College in Istanbul. He succeeds the late Patrick Murphy Malin and will assume office July 1. The college, oldest American sponsored abroad, enrolls about 1800 students, largely Turkish, with the American College for Girls as a partner. Simpson serves as visiting professor at the University of Istanbul while on leave from Williams.
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New York
Dwight J. Simpson
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Robert College
Istanbul
Turkey
Simpson
Grinnell Morris
Patrick Murphy Malin
Robert
American College For Girls
University of Istanbul
Williams
Zadok Named Trade and Industry Minister in Israel
The Israel cabinet appointed Dr. Haim Zadok a 52 year old Tel Aviv lawyer as trade and industry minister. He replaces Yosef Almogi who resigned last week.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Haim Zadok
Tel Aviv
Yosef Almogi
U S and Saigon Attack North Vietnam Daily
U S and South Vietnamese war planes pound North Vietnam destroying numerous buildings and bridges. AF105s crash and pilot is rescued. Ho Chi Minh vows not to yield as bombardment continues amid peace-talk efforts. Leaflets dropped on Linh Cam and Va Liet near Venh.
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U.S
Linh Cam
Va Liet
Venh
Franz Jonas elected Austria's postwar president
Socialist Franz Jonas, 65, mayor of Vienna, won Austria's fourth postwar presidency after a close race with Conservative Alfons Gorbach, with 50.69 percent to 49.31 percent and a final vote total of 2,324,474 to 2,260,992. Jonas vowed to be president of all Austrians after succeeding Adolf Schärfer, who died in February.
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Vienna
Austria
Franz Jonas
Alfons Gorbach
Jonas
Gorbach
Hans Czettel
Adolf Schaerf
He's The Champ Nationally- But Not Locally
Colonial Heights Va AP David B Jodney Jr was No 1 in Merit Scholarship tests nationwide yet ranks No 2 in his Colonial Heights High School class. He scored 163 of 175 on the exams and is noted for senior class honors by Jean Louise Werner who cites her 3.98 average over the years.
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Colonial Heights. Va
David B. Jodney Jr
Colonial Heights High School
Jodney
Jean Louise Werner
Rensselaer Man Killed In Automobile Plunge
Walter A. Hoffman 36 of Rensselaer died after his driverless car plunged more than 200 feet down a ravine on Mann Avenue. Coroner ruled death from intracerebral hemorrhage. Hoffman had seizure history and recent brain operation. He leaves wife Lillian Valente and daughter Leurell plus six sisters and two brothers.
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Rensselaer
Mann Avenue
Albany County
William E. Sheridan
Watervliet
Walter A. Hoffman
Ninth St
Leuvell
Main Avenue
Munger Street
First Baptist Church
Ralph Nichols
Main Ave
Frederick Funeral Home
Manning Square
Albany
Hoffman
Sheridan
Lillian Valentine
Leurell
Robert
Nyal Hoffman
Ernest Brown
Grace Beel
Walter Tompkins
Cornelius Leverty
John Jones
De Gaulle Seeks Unity Amid Secret Army Arrests in France
President Charles de Gaulle pressed a western France unity message as authorities announced arrests of several secret army operatives, including two police officers. Frey said the crackdown had no link to the tour, and de Gaulle mingled with crowds despite the news.
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Roger Frey
de Gaulle
Secret Army
Area Clerk Heads Unit Northeastern Christian Churches
Rev. Noel Blankenship of Eagle Mills was elected president of the Northeastern Association of Christian Churches, succeeding Rev. Philip N. Hollembeck of Wellsville. Officers include Rev. Donald Gardner of Tonawanda vice president, Mrs. Irena Schmay of Troy secretary, and Virgil Strode of Schenectady treasurer. The association serves Christian Churches in New York New Jersey and New England. The 1965 conference will be in Buffalo.
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Elmira
Noel Blankenship
Eagle Mills
Northeastern Association of Christian Churches
Blankenship
Philip N. Hollembeck
Wellsville
Donald Gardner
Tonawanda
Irena Schmay
Troy
Virgil Strode
Schenectady
New York
New Jersey
New England
Buffalo
Flying Twins Grounded In Transatlantic Run
Bad weather yesterday grounded the twin engine Beechcraft flown by Marion and Jan Dietrich of California. The sisters arrived in Gander late last week on the transatlantic flight from Wichita Kansas and planned to proceed to Bremen Germany once the aircraft is ferried.
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Gander
Nld
Flying Twins
Marion
Jan Dietrich
California
Bremen
Germany
Wichita
Kansas
All His Work Just Went To The Dog
Kansas City AP reports Sgt. Lewis Murphy of the Missouri Highway Patrol spotted a car thief while barbecuing. He chased a stalled car and found a nine year old boy driver. The sergeant returned the child to his parents and found his bulldog had eaten all the hamburgers.
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Kansas City
Lewis Murphy
Missouri Highway Patrol
Murphy
Bulldog
Viet Cong ambush near U Minh wounds many government troops
Viet Cong guerrillas ambushed a government unit of several hundred men on the edge of the flooded forest stronghold at U Minh, 150 miles southwest of Saigon. Government losses were believed high as commanders counted dead and wounded almost 24 hours after the ambush yesterday.
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Saigon
UPI
U Minh
Air sweep over South Viet Nam reports no enemy shots
Propeller driven Al Skyraiders led by more than 50 F8 Crusaders and other jets provided cover against Communist Migs. Ground fire was moderate to heavy in spots but all aircraft returned safely. Four U S army advisers were killed in two Viet Cong ambushes north of Saigon, raising U S combat deaths since 1961 to 381.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S
South Vietnamese
North Viet Nam
al Skyraiders
South
U. S. Army
Queen Elizabeth II Tours Salem Village in Casual Visit
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip strolled incognito through Salem Castle Village in Germany visiting relatives. They were joined by the Margrave of Baden. crowds formed as cameras clicked while the couple explored the village and Salem School they once attended.
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Salem
Germany
Elizabeth II
Salem Castle Village
Prince Philip
Margrave
Baden
Philip
Elizabeth
Strict Ethics Showdown Persists Over State Lawmakers
Albany AP Advocates press for a showdown on an amended ethics bill in the New York Assembly. Daniel Kelly argues for stricter rules to curb conflicts of interest and gifts to influence actions. The Senate fate remains murky as the session could stretch into June.
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Albany
Kelly
Associated Press
Senate
Joseph Zaretzki
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Zaretzki
State Court of Claims
Rockefeller
Periscope Local Grandma Moses Hall of Fame
The item notes Grandma Moses being inducted into a Hall of Fame as part of a Periscope feature. The snippet also lists pages for other sections including a boxing referee status and a Snoopy comic strip.
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Grandma Moses
Hall of Fame
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