Peace Plan Rejected Triggers Dominican Government Offensive
The Dominican junta rejected a U S peace plan and prepared an all out drive against rebels in northern Santo Domingo. Tanks mortars and artillery moved on rebel holdouts as Brig Gen Antonio Imbert Barrera vowed to crush all resistance unless rebels drop pretensions. The plan backed by Bundy and other Washington officials proposed a government led by Antonio Guzman seen as acceptable to the rebels. The OAS mission returned reporting no progress while gunfire and house to house fighting persisted near the U S corridor.
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Santo Domingo
Domincan Republic
Washington
Horacio Viciosa
Antonio Imbert Barrera
U.S
McGeorge Bundy
Antonio Guzman
Juan Bosch
Guzman
Francisco Caamano Dena
Bosch
Imbert
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Ricardo Colombo
Argentina
City Hears Parking Ban on Fairmont Avenue
The City Council Public Safety Committee voted to remove parking from Fairmont Ave from Piccadilly to Wyckets. Parking is already prohibited on the street's west side. Chief J Thomas Boyd said the ban will take effect once signs arrive. The Mercury logged 75 degrees at noon with an expected high in the 80s tomorrow.
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City Council Public Safety Committee
Fairmont Ave
Piccadilly
Wyckets
J. Thomas Boyd
Thant Urges Immediate Cease Fire in Dominican Republic
United Nations Secretary-General Thant appeals to warring Dominican factions for an immediate halt to hostilities. He stresses peaceful means for a lasting settlement and urges all parties to heed the Security Council's call. Jose Antonio Mayobre of Venezuela has been sent as personal representative to the Dominican Republic.
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United Nations, N.Y
U. Thant
Dominican Republic
U.N
Thant
Security Council
Jose Antonio Mayobre
Venezuela
Time Bomb Found Beside U S Embassy Garden
Police found a time bomb in a garden beside the U S Embassy in Rio de Janeiro early today before it could explode. A police spokesman said there were no clues about who placed it.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Place Heads Tax Payers Association Elects Leaders
Joshua G. Place was elected president of the Frederick County Taxpayers Association at an organizational meeting at the county courthouse. Norman Anderson of Gore was chosen vice president, with officers including Mrs. Carl Havermale secretary Mrs. Ida Chapman assistant secretary and John D. Whitacre treasurer. Directors were elected from each county district for one or two year terms. A petition to nullify the county real estate reassessment was presented to the Board of Supervisors May 10 with 656 signatures and no action taken.
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Joshua G. Place
Frederick Counety Tax Payers Association, Inc
Frederick County Court House
Place
Norman Anderson
Gore
Carl Havermale
Whitacre
Ida Chapman
John D. Whitacre
Shawnee
Randall Gardiner
Lewis Lamp
Opequon
C. S. Sherwood
Robert L., Reid
Stonewall
Henry Shirley
B. H. Cochran
Gainesboro
Warren Harrieson
Frank Fout
Back Creek
Paul Richard
William Triplett
Belmont
Fout
William Cropley
Board of Supervisors
Thomas Monahan
Association
British Sovereign In Bonn
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in Bonn for a 10 day state visit signaling postwar reconciliation with West Germany. The pair will tour major cities, stay five hours in Berlin, and travel seven nights aboard a Royal train through Rhine and Munich journeys.
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Elizabeth II
Britain
Heinrich Luebke
Bonn-Wahn
Bonn
Germany
Prince Philip
West Germany
Elizabeth
George V
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Victoria Louise
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
West Berlin
Queen
Philip
Petersberg
Capital
Rhine
Munich
Johnson unveils head start plan for 530000 children
President Johnson announced a summer head start program to aid 530,000 poor children across 2,500 communities in 11,000 child development centers. The effort blends education and antipoverty work and is expected to cost about 128 million dollars with federal and local matching funds.
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Washington
Johnson
U S resumes air strikes on North Vietnam
U S Navy planes from the 7th Fleet attacked a petroleum storage area at Phu Qui 125 miles south of Hanoi. Initial reports said severe damage, with the target burning. Ground fighting left 128 Viet Cong killed and 31 captured in three operations, while clashes elsewhere caused government casualties and ongoing operations near Da Nang and Saigon.
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Saigon
United States
North Viet Nam
U.S
7Th Fleet
Coral Sea
Phu Qui
Haenoi
Dean Rusk
Vienna
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Rusk
A.U.S
Kon Tum
Binh Thuan
U.S. Navy
Air Force
South Viet Nam
Brendle Trial In Shooting Set For August
William W. Brendle 31 of Stephens City faces trial August 16 in the Frederick County Circuit Court for the shooting death of Ralph E. Clark 48, a used car dealer. Judge Elliott Marshall denied bail.
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William W. Brendle
Stephens City
Ralph E. Clark
Elliott Marshall
Frederick County
Brendle
James Tate, Jr
Clark
Rt. 7
Mr. Clark
Rt. 81
Winchester
William Paul Elliott
James Addison Davis
Lee Harrison Davis
Louella Virginia Wright
Lone-Wolf Prober Faces Senate Foes
Sen. John J. Williams prepares for a Senate floor clash over his private probe into Bobby Baker. Williams vows to answer charges as Democrats, led by Everett Jordan, defend the committee's investigation into Baker's deals and Baker's $2 million fortune against a $19,600 salary.
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Senate
Washington
John J. Williams
Delaware
Bobby Baker
Williams
Baker
Sen
B. Webb
Everett
Jordan
D-N
GOP
Johnson urges repeal of Taft Hartley 14B and wage expansion
President Johnson asks Congress to repeal Section 14B to end right to work in 19 states and to extend minimum wage coverage to 4.5 million workers while not urging an immediate 1.25 dollar wage hike. He favors studying impacts on prices and jobs and proposes overtime doubling rules after 48 hours weekly with phased reductions.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Bolivia declares state of siege amid miners strike and protests
In La Paz a military junta imposes a state of siege after bloody riots and a general strike over exiled labor leader Juan Lechin. Police clash with about 7,000 marchers. one person killed, 19 injured. Union posts vacant, miners seize mines, and elections delay indefinitely.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Lechin
Mina Violocco
Bolivian Mining Corporation
Juan Lechin Suarez
Catavi Siglo
Persson
Hildebrand Promoted to Sergeant in Winchester Police
Fred E. Hildebrand of Bruce town rises to sergeant in the Winchester Police Department. Chief J Thomas Boyd announces his promotion to head traffic signs signals and parking meters, replacing Maurice Lake who resigned. Hildebrand has nine years of service, Navy veteran, WV native, Frederick County resident since 1945, married with three children. Preston Owen Jolley, 24, succeeds Hildebrand as patrolman. Jolley served three and a half years in the Army as assistant operations sergeant, married with one child.
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Fred E. Hildebrand
Brucetown
Winchester
J. Thomas Boyd
Hildebrand
Maurice Lake
Police Department
West Virginia
Frederick County
U.S. Navy
Jean Cooley
Middletown
Boyd
Preston Owen Jolley
Fairview Ave
Sgt
Weather outlook for Virginia after front passage
AP reports a weak cold front moved through Virginia Monday followed by a warm front expected Wednesday. The front is forecast to bring shower activity as the warming trend continues across the state.
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Richmond
Virginia
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