U.S. urges Dominicans to establish democratic rule
The United States through the State Department urged the Dominican people to form a democratic regime after Rafael Trujillo's assassination. Officials voiced hope for conditions enabling return to the inter American system and discussed protecting Americans. no U.S. naval action was planned unless danger arises. Congressional leaders expressed concerns of instability and potential Castro influence, urging caution and urging protection of Dominican freedom.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
State Department
Nappen
Lincoln White
Dean Rusk
Paris
Rusk
Caribbean
Trujillo
Kennedy
U. S
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Smathers
Europe
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Cuba
Humphrey
Khrushchev Heads to Vienna Talks Prepares for Kennedy Meeting
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev met Czech leaders in Bratislava to set the stage for his talks with President Kennedy. Antonin Novotny indicated Berlin and West Berlin issues would be among the topics. Khrushchev said he brings the voice of peace and declined to predict outcomes. He planned to arrive in Vienna by 10 p.m. Tucson time tomorrow.
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UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Berlin
West Germany
Red
Bratislava
Antonin Novotny
Vietenna
Novotny
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Tucson
Dominican Power Struggle Looms Amid Exile Attacks
Refugees attacked Dominican consulates in New York and San Juan as factions close in on Trujillo's legacy. Diaz leads about 1,000 anti Trujillo guerrillas. some captured or killed, one escapee identified as a family opponent of Trujillo. Balaguer's regime appears in control, with air travel restricted and airlines suspending service.
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Juan Tomas Diaz
Dominican Hills
Diaz
New York City
San Juan
P.R
New York
Joaquin Balaguer
Ciudad Trujillo
Brazil
Varig
Pan American World Airways
Ing
Mexico City
United States
Havana
Castro
Radio
Progreso
Kennedy Attends Paris State Reception With De Gaulle
President Kennedy addressed a Paris audience with Julien Tardieu as host and noted shared ideals of liberty between France and the United States. De Gaulle used the dinner toast to press for full French voice in allied policy, stressing reciprocal recognition in policy and execution.
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Julien Tardieu
Kennedy
France
United States
Canada
New England
West
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
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