UN Seeks Extended Truce in Dominican Republic Cease-Fire
United Nations aimed to extend the 24 hour Dominican Republic truce into a lasting cease-fire. Fighting paused at noon with a standoff between junta and rebels. U S troops blocked armed forces from lines. Diplomatic efforts by Mayobre and U Thant sought a second 24 hour extension and a broader council resolution.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Red Cross
Dominiican Republic
United Nations
U.S
U Thant
U.N. Security Council
Jose Antonio Mayobre
Jordan
Security Council
Washington
U.S. Begins Dominican Troop Drawdown Amid Interim Plan
The Johnson administration orders the first U.S. troop withdrawal from the Dominican crisis, about 1,700 marines and paratroopers leave Santo Domingo as inter-American forces may stay for months. Amb. Bunker says Brazil adds 1,250 troops and aims for broader hemispheric contributions while a moderate interim government forms.
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Washington
U.S
Caribbean
Ellsworth Bunker
Organization of American States
Santo Dome
Bunker
OAS
Brazil
Hemisphere
Winchester fans note new film trends and local roses
AREA MOVIE FANS discuss James Bond movies alongside new hits in Winchester. A county resident praises the long red rose hedge in front of National Fruit Products Co Inc on Fairmont Ave as one of the prettiest views now blooming.
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Winchester
James and Bond Srs
National Fruit Products Co., Inc
Fairmont Ave
Fr Arrupe Elected General of the Jesuits in Vatican
The Very Rev Pedro Arrupe a 58 year old Basque physician and administrator was chosen as general of the Jesuits on the third ballot at their Rome headquarters. He succeeds the Belgian Jean Baptiste Janssens who died last October after 18 years leading the order.
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Vatican City
Pedro Arrupe
Father Arrupe
Japan
Society of Jesus
Jean Baptiste Janssens
St. Ignatius Loyola
Vatican
Vatican Radio
Astronomical Observatory
Pontifical Gregorian University of
Woman Inured In Attempted Purse Snatching
A Winchester woman and companion were attacked by two boys on bicycles while crossing National Ave toward the bus terminal. Mrs C A Fauver was bruised and shocked and admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital in good condition. The other woman, Miss Bessie Fansler, was pulled to the ground. Police investigate as of this morning.
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Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
C. A. Fauver
Goya Portrait of Duke of Wellington Returned to National Gallery
The $392,000 Goya portrait stolen in 1961 from the National Gallery was recovered in Birmingham and brought to London. Police and the gallery said it is in good condition but will undergo expert examination before display. An anonymous letter accompanied the recovered baggage ticket.
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London
Duke of Wellington
National Gallery
Birmingham
Ralsy Road
London Metropolitan Police
Tor
Sotheby’s
Shenandoah River dam plan eyed at Strasburg meeting
A proposal for 30 to 40 small dams in the Shenandoah River channel drew favorable response from about 100 attendees from four counties at a Strasburg meeting. Dr Ernest Gehman described a "staircase of water" system that stored more water than high dams with less property impact. Rep John Marsh pledged to inform Secretary Udall and push for federal support.
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Shenandoah River
Strasburg
Willis H. Fisk
Northern Valley Recreational Development Committee
Winchester
Ernest G. Gehman
Harrisonburg
Army Corps of Engineers
Gehman
Germany
John O. Marsh
Udall
Department of the Interior
Marsh
Bureau of Reclamation
Corps of Engineers
Corps
Shenandoah River Basin Association
U S Planes Hit Vietnamese Barracks in Major Raid
U S Air Force jets bombed the Quang Suoi barracks 55 to 60 miles south of Hanoi in a large strike that included 90 jets and 40 bombers. The operation spanned about 45 minutes with 75 tons of bombs dropped on two targets, and no U S losses reported. Navy planes also struck road targets and a camouflaged trawler being towed by a trawler. Vietnamese air force supported with reconnaissance along Laos border.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Uang Suoi
Hanoi
U.S
Quang Soul Barracks
Quang Soui
Phuoc Qui
Quang Soul
Midway
Gulf of Tonkin
Laos
Ton
Ba Don
UN Dues Question Lingers Over UN Payments
Washington officials say France and the Soviet Union are more than two years delinquent on UN dues for peacekeeping costs and no workable solution has emerged. The United States supports applying Article 19 to strip voting rights, citing UN integrity and financial health. Soviet and French objections cite illegitimate charges for Congo and Middle East operations.
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Washington
States Department
U.N
France
Soviet Union
United States
General Assembly
United Nations
World Organization
Congo
Middle East
Strategists Claim Votes to End Debate on Voting Rights Bill
Democratic strategists forecast 67 votes to invoke cloture on the Johnson voting rights bill with 20 Republicans needed. Senate leaders expect a Tuesday vote as 58 to 26 currently favor, with several undecided and others undisclosed.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Frank Church
DeIdaho
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Associated Press
Joseph Montoya
New Mexico
Ross Bass
Tennessee
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Curtis
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Republican Policy Committee
Bronx clash frees youth as patrolman is attacked
In New York City the Third Avenue line Bronx area saw 50 to 200 residents attack Patrolman Philip Siegel after he chased two youths break-in suspects at a furniture store. Storekeeper Enrique Negron was critically stabbed while helping the officer. Eddie Collins, 18, was arrested for feloniously assaulting a policeman and interfering with an arrest.
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New York
174Th Street
Bronx
Philip Siegel
Siegel
Enrique Negron
Negron
Eddie Collins
Stolen Car Apprehended After Berryville Chase
A stolen car chase near Berryville ended with the vehicle and three juveniles in custody. Police say the driver and passengers fled down Church Street at over 65 mph and the incident occurred at 1:50 p.m. The car was taken from Fairfax County and names are not released due to juvenile protection laws.
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Berryville
Church St
Roy Breeden
Fairfax County
Set
Breeden
Virginia Brought Under Atlantic Cool Moist Air
A flow of cool moist air from the Atlantic dominated Virginia's weather today bringing overcast skies and cooler temperatures across the state.
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Richmond
Atlantic
Virginia
Open House at Jackson Woods Estate and Pineville Event
Open House events announced for Jackson Woods Estate on Middle Road today and Sunday May 22 23 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and a second Open House in Pineville on Roosevelt Boulevard 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. presented by E E Bayliss Jr Realtor.
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Jackson Woods
Miles Out
Middle Road
SUN
E. Bayliss, Jr
Pineville
Roosevelt Blvd
Today & Sun
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