DONIHICD A for•l truce finally achieved today -- in that bitter Doll1n1can Civil War. & five-man peace team rroa the Organization or American States -- sweating out an end to hoat111t1ea. The peace pact providing tor an illled1ate c•••-tll'I ,J •H enlarse•nt or the u.s. security zone in Santo Doaing~ ~ evacuation ot all refugees,_. and, d1atr1but1on ot tood., •41c1ne and •41cal 1upplie1 -- to both 11de1. 'l'bua endlng eleven daye of bitter 1tr1te -- that claiald the live■ ot IION than a thOU1and Doalni'Canl • How begin■ tbe real taek -- that of e1tabli1b1ni a 1 per•nent governaent. The truce signed for the Rebell -- bJ Prov1e1onal ,reatdent Colonel Pranc1eco Caa•no 1 ,Or tbl Loyali1t1 -- by Colonel fedi.o B. Benoit. Nonetblle11, the State l)epart•nt 1n 11a1h1ngton &or auert~ t b a ~ ~ view- there 11 no ettect1ve Dollin1can governaent -- at the preeent tiM • II DONDICAH -- 2 Who's to take charge? The Organization of A ~ erican States will meet tonight in Washington to consider the establiahllent ot an Inter-American peace-keeping force in the hopei or maintaining I the status quo until the Dominicans themselves can set up their Olm governaent. A vote on the issue is expected no later than tomorrow. VENEZUELA Meanwhile Venezuelan terrorists today machine-gunned the U.S. ' Y~!'(i~ Embassy ln Caracas from a range of about a hundred'fDF". No injuries -- and no serious damage ln the attack. But our Embassy personnel has now been ordered to stay away from windows-· as a precautionary measure. This the thlrd macn l ne-gun attack -- on Venequelan-A■erican facilities in Caracas since the landing or U.S. troops -- ln the Dominican Republic. VIET NAN In Viet Nam -- U .s. Marines today gained grim retribution -- tor weeks of harassment by C01D1Duni1t 1nipers. A Marine c011bat patrol -- trapping and killing seven Viet Cong guerrilla1. In a C01111un11t-1ntested village -- near the vital Da Nang Air Base. 'ftlls the biggest toll taken bJ thl 11ar1n11 -- 11nce tbeJ landed in Viet Nam -- two months ago. Back 1n Saigon -- th.1 arrival or 10118 Tllllve hUDILINI A•r1can paratrooper,. 'l'blse tbl r1r1t u.s. Ara, ground c•llal I I unit■ -- a111gned to the nr in Viet Ng. '!'bl paratrooper■ -- i 1ald1atelJ digging in to defend t11<> a1rt1eld1 -- Jual out1ldl Saigon. In the air war -- U .s. and v1etna••• plan11 11pp1nl once again -- at a111tarJ target■ in North Viet laa. Bla1t1111 rreigbt car■, bridge■ -- and two ■uapected c01111un11t radar 1tat1on1. All plane■ -- returning 1atel7. I SEATO Near-unanimous support of the u.s. stand 1n Viet laa wzt,d._ voted today at that London ••ting ot the Southeast Asia Treaty Organ1zat1 . on. A Joint seato communique aaaert1ng that -- "re ■olute defense action must bl continued -- until the C01111Uniat aggression ls brought to an end." The lone bold-out-- Prance -- which na not ott1c1ally pr11ent. The Prenoh delegau on hand -- atrictly aa an observer. Pakistan -- earlier thought to be -- anotblr po111bll seato bold-out. In the end, howver, Pakistan •relJ expre111n1 1ta "special concern'' -- over thl continuing holt111t111 1n Viet ••• And adding onlJ the hope -- that there will bl a detel'tlined ettort to reeatabl1ah peace talka. ROUSE J./vwd ~ - - ~rt v.111,111•~ -- the Houae today quickly approved -- president Jobneon 1 1 e•rgency request -- tor an extra seven hundred ■1111on dollars. The ■oney needed -- to tlgbt tile expanding •ar in Viet Nu. Rouee approval -- following •ith1n twnt1-tour hours -- of the President 1 1 initial request. Vltb cuetoaal'J perliaaentar1 procedures -- set a11de br1,t11 in tbl 1nt1re1t or 1p11d. Senate approval -- tX)Jlcted ebortlJ. At Mew Delhi -- a provisional ceaee-flre ordered today -- in that border diepute between India and Pakistan. Indian Prl• Minister Shastri -- instructing the Indian ar•4 contact forces -- to refrain trom any further ••••••• with tht enea,. A -4 Thia tor al long•• there are d1pl011atic talks in progree ■ ~~ toward a peaceful 1ettle•nt. Sha1tr1 noting, h0111ver, that tbere can be no que1t1on of a coaplete ceaae-tire -- until tbl Palt11tan1 force ■ withdraw to thtlr original po11t1on1. .. Por hie part -- Pak11tan Pr•• 1dent A,ub Khan ~ ■a14 to have a11ured Br1t11h ottlclale -r that ht will not tor now. aggravate thl 1ltuat1on. At 1ea1t -~~ M-X.._• JORDAK ,1/11({ l •Jor reorganizat1onAunderway today in the Jordanian Army c01111and -- at the direction of young King 1 Hussein. Twelve high-ranking officers penaioned otr -- blcauae of age. Ten younger men -- promoted to fill their places. Ara, General Babes NaJali -- ISIU111ng the rank ot Pield JllrlbaJ. ~ m • chief of Jordan's ar•d forcee. The 1hakll•1.11?, -- ..A-4 said nns Hua1e1n .,,. de11gned "to achieve additional ( ett1c1ency -- to tace the contingency or Israeli aare111on." SPACE The U . S. Martner-Four spacecraft 1s as good as all alone ~ tonight -- in that space race toward the Red Planet Mars. Accordln to a top Soviet physlclst -- the compe , tlng Russian Zond-Two space probe has gone suddenly silent. Leaving the United States with a clear shot -- at the first close-up photographs of Mars. The U.S. space spectacle is still predlcted -- ror July Fourteenth. The Soviet scientist did add another bombshell as well. He stated that a manned ffight to the moon -- is not considered a major goal of the Soviet space program. This in his re•rks which were today's highlight of an 1ntarnat1onal space parley -- at Chicago . A SHEPPARD Dr. Sam Sheppard central rlgure in one or the most celebrated murder trials of the century -- ordered back to prison today. You will recall how Dr. Sam was conv1ctea ln the bludgeon- slaylng of his wife Marilyn -- ten years ago, 1n a Cleveland suburb Then released from prison last July -- by order of a Federal Judge ; who said htJ did not receive a .ti !'air trial. That decision reversed today -- by a Circuit court or Appeals Court 1n Cincinnati. Dr. Sam's release -- revoked -- that order to take effect 1n twenty days. Dr. Sam married to his pretty German pen-pal -- a few d&Ja after he first won his freedom. But with this latest ruling -- the honeJJDOon is over. SANDWICH A government ban on corned beef s an d wiches, -- 1n space, at least, was disclosed today 1n Washington . The no-corned beer decree .-- handed down by the top space agency off 1c ials -- 1n recent closed testimony before a House committee. Their remarks -- Just released. You may recall how Astronaut John Y o ung smuggled a corned beef sandwich aboard the "Nolly Brown; " and later shared it with Astronaut Gus Grissom -- ln their recent Gemlnl space flight. This -- eccordlng to Flight Director Robert Gilruth -- waa a " fooll.sh'' stunt . One that -- "will not happen again." Space Director James Webb adding -- in effect -- that boys will be boys. But the corned-beer caper was not appropriate performance -- said he. What no corned beef? I must consult my gastronomic expert, Pat Moriarity on th.13. Dick, how about salami on pumpern\kel? A prohibition on the use or skate boards -- thl late, teen-age rage -- 1s spreading today across the s tate ot P9nneylvan1a. The ban t1rst voted in Middletown TOWlllh1p -- tollow1ng a number or deaths and serious accident ■• All attributed to the W1e ot 11cate boarda -- 1n public 1treet1. Thi ban extended today -- to the borough ot Langhorne lllnor. And Philadelphia • J be next on thl 111t. 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