PRESIDENT NAMES AIR AGENCY HEADS; 8 Top Federal Posts Filled -- Boyd, Head of C.A.B., Gets Transport Job

Johnson repts continued wage-price stability, news conf; says negotiated settlements are running at about same level as '64

PRESIDENT SAYS FEDERAL DEFICIT DROPS A BILLION; Spending Cut and Revenue Rise Combine to Reduce Figure to $5.3 Billion STEEL ACCORD IS HAILED Johnson Calls Interim Pact 'Statesmanlike' -- Notes Wage-Price Stability PRESIDENT SAYS BUDGET DECLINES

Pres Nabrit warns Communists have joined student group protesting alleged curbs on student-faculty freedom, s to students; says they will be tolerated 'as long as they do not break rules'; Trustees Bd approves

Head of Howard U. Warns Communists; HOWARD CAMPUS ALERTED ON REDS

USSR reptdly is now reluctant to act quickly on its proposal for conf on Cambodia; V V Kuznetsov voices concern in talks with Western diplomats, Moscow

SOVIET HESITATES ON CAMBODIA TALK; Sihanouk's Opposition Cited -- Peking Says Moscow Is Collaborating With U.S.

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US Sup Ct rules state law requiring voters in Fed elections to file residence ctf is substitute for poll tax and therefore unconst; decision is 1st involving 24th Amendment

HIGH COURT VOIDS A STATE VOTE CURB; Calls Virginia's Residence Law a Poll-Tax Substitute -- 24th Amendment Cited

NYCTA announces it will close at least 1 entrance at 175 of 481 subway stations from 8 PM to 4 AM in drive against crime; O'Grady says plan will aid policing; says rear cars will be kept open until theatergoers have reached home; 300 in Bedford-Stuyvesant sec, Bklyn, protest decision to close 2 entrances to IND Clinton-Washington station; Gilhooley defends decision; illus

Subways Will Limit Entrances at Night In Fight on Crime; SUBWAY ACCESS IS BEING REDUCED

Edward R. Murrow, Broadcaster And Ex-Chief of U.S.I.A., Dies; War Reporter From London and TV Commentator, 57, Succumbs to Cancer

de Gaulle, revg tenure, hails results of his insistence on French independent role; seen making it prime election issue

De Gaulle Voices Concern Over 'Spreading' Asia War; De Gaulle Expresses Concern Over 'Spreading' War in Asia

pro-Bosch revolt collapses after day of fighting in which hundreds may have been killed; rebels surrender after talks at US Embassy with aid of US diplomats; surrender based on formation of mil junta and holding of elections, probably in Sept; victors, coalition of air force, navy and part of army, proclaim martial law; civilian snipers continue fighting; USN evacuates 1,172 Amers; ship illus; map; US helicopters remain for others who wish to leave; Molina flees to asylum in Colombian Embassy; Bosch in seclusion, PR; Wessin y Wessin credited with foiling rebellion by bombarding rebels for 3 days; navy support finally ends fight; details; US Amb Bennett acted as intermediary at rebels request

DOMINICAN REVOLT FAILS AFTER A DAY OF SAVAGE BATTLE; Hundreds Believed Killed -Accord Calls for a Junta to Rule Till Election DOMINICAN FORCES PUT DOWN REVOLT 1,172 U.S. Citizens Are Evacuated From the Dominican Republic by Navy Task Force

Cavanagh, in rept to Wagner, denies charges of 'snake pit' conditions at Women's Detention House; details; Kottler scores rept

CAVANAGH DENIES JAIL IS 'SNAKE PIT'; Report to Wagner Defends City Prison for Women CAVANAGH DENIES JAIL IS 'SNAKE PIT'

US Sup Ct rules that a business may sell its assets to a tax-exempt orgn, retain control and use profits as payments for sale, to be taxed under capital gains rates rather than at income tax rates, case of C B Brown sale of lumber business to Inst for Cancer Research for $1.3 million in '52

Tax Benefit Upheld For Business Sold To a Foundation; TAX GAIN UPHELD IN SALE TO FUND

UAR withdraws Amb Radwan from Tunisia, denounces any Bourguiba attempt to mediate Arab-Israeli dispute; acts after reptd attack on UAR Embassy in Tunis; Min Riad rejects idea of negotiation or compromise, s, UAR Natl Assembly, which condemns Bourguiba; Assembly Arab Affairs Com chmn says Tunisian presence in Arab League causes more harm than good; Tunisian Amb Badra in Cairo for Arab League reprs conf on issue; thousands march, Tunis, protesting opposition to Bourguiba and attacks on Tunisian embassies in some Mideast capitals; Mideast embassies in Tunis guarded

CAIRO WITHDRAWS ENVOY IN TUNISIA; Attack on U.A.R. Embassy Over Israel Issue Blamed CAIRO WITHDRAWS ENVOY IN TUNISIA

Johnson renews offer of 'unconditional discussions' with any govt on way to end war, news conf; illus; stresses hopes for peace conf and resolve to do all 'within reason' to attain peace; again defends bombing of N Vietnam, emphasizes Adm's 'utmost restraint' in war; deals carefully with queries on use of nuclear weapons; points up McNamara statement that there is no present need for them

JOHNSON RENEWS BID ON VIETNAM; DEFENDS BOMBING; Repeats His Offer to Confer With Any Government Without Conditions

Wilson Arrives in Rome For Two Days of Talks

Amb Chakravarty (India) opposes giving Big 5 an 'option' on paying peace-keeping assessments, com; says costs should be completely voluntary or completely compulsory; Fedorenko backs Asian-African bloc resolution holding application of Article 19 'should not be raised'; opposes Ethiopian wording 'should be avoided,'

INDIA SCORES PLAN ON U.N. PEACE COST

Leaves post in US; to resign from Govt service; por

Nationalist Chinese Say Envoy to U.S. Has Quit

officials rept 8-10 arrested 'so far' on conspiracy charge; say Yanev, Todorov-Gorunya and Krustev were Leaders

8 TO 10 ARE HELD IN BULGARIA PLOT; Officials Tell of Arrests and Hint More Will Follow

U.S. Airman Dies in Peru

Communist world seeks to turn 20th anniv of allied victory in Eur into 'Hate W Ger Day,'

REDS PROPAGANDA IS TRAINED ON BONN

Johnson Voiced Concern

Ernest Pintoff to Speak

Ex-Leader Foresees Junta

Castro's frequent talks with univ students described

CASTRO LECTURES CUBA'S STUDENTS; At Bull Sessions He Gives Views on Communism

France announces recognition; diplomatic missions to be exchd

France Grants Recognition To Mongolia, a Soviet Ally

The Dominican Civil War, also known as the April Revolution, took place between April 24, 1965, and September 3, 1965, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. It started when civilian and military supporters of the overthrown democratically elected president Juan Bosch ousted the militarily installed president Donald Reid Cabral from office. The second coup prompted General Elías Wessin y Wessin to organize elements of the military loyal to the dictator Reid ("loyalists"), initiating an armed campaign against the "constitutionalist" rebels.

United States occupation of the Dominican Republic: American troops land in the Dominican Republic to "forestall establishment of a Communist dictatorship" and to evacuate US Army troops.

April 28, 1965

Headlines from April 28, 1965

PRESIDENT NAMES AIR AGENCY HEADS; 8 Top Federal Posts Filled -- Boyd, Head of C.A.B., Gets Transport Job

PRESIDENT SAYS FEDERAL DEFICIT DROPS A BILLION; Spending Cut and Revenue Rise Combine to Reduce Figure to $5.3 Billion STEEL ACCORD IS HAILED Johnson Calls Interim Pact 'Statesmanlike' -- Notes Wage-Price Stability PRESIDENT SAYS BUDGET DECLINES

Head of Howard U. Warns Communists; HOWARD CAMPUS ALERTED ON REDS

SOVIET HESITATES ON CAMBODIA TALK; Sihanouk's Opposition Cited -- Peking Says Moscow Is Collaborating With U.S.

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