Dominican crisis, 1965 / edited by Richard W. Mansbach.

Introduction, 5 -- Setting for a crisis, 7 -- Demise of constitutionalism, 14 -- The Bosch period, 15 -- Bosch ousted in coup, 16 -- Civilian junta formed, meets opposition, 19 -- Junta's troubles mount, 25 -- Civil war & U.S. intervention, 28 -- The overthrow of Donald Reid Cabral, 28 -- Fight for control starts, 29 -- U.S. troops land in Santo Domingo, 31 -- Military junta installed, 36 -- U.S. forces become involved, 37 -- U.S. domestic debate, 39 -- Bosch's rebuttal to U.S. allegations, 40 -- U.S. landings widely assailed, 43 -- UN debate, 46 -- Rebels set up Caamano Regime, 49 -- Mediation efforts, 51 -- Truce arranged by OAS unit, 51 -- Inter-American force created, 53 -- New civil-military junta, 56 -- Renewed mediation attempts, 59 -- Truce violated repeatedly, 60 -- Imbert attacks rebels, warfare renewed, 61 -- U.S. peace moves, 65 -- Un takes a hand, 67 -- OAS unit decries UN action, 70 -- UN refuses to condemn U.S, 71 -- Johnson defends U.S. actions, 73 -- Fulbright scores U.S. policy, 77 -- Cuba/Communist role charged, 79 -- Search for political solution, 81 -- Truce halts fighting, 81 -- Antonio Guzmán coalition rejected, 82 -- Inter-American force starts work, 83 -- Mora's actions assailed, 85 -- OAS mediation team, 87 -- Junta accused of atrocities, 90 -- Fighting renewed, 91 -- UN probes atrocity charges, 94 -- OAS proposes settlement, 96 -- Balaguer returns, 97 -- García-Godoy proposed as provisional president, 98 -- OAS force's exit urged, 99 -- Restoration of constitutionalism, 101 -- García-Godoy regime takes control, 101 -- Wessin exiled, 104 -- Juan Bosch returns, 106 -- Violence recurs, 107 -- Rightist coup attempt fails, 112 -- Armed clash in Santiago, 113 -- Military rivals exiled, mutinies suppressed, 114 -- Unrest & violence, 117 -- Balaguer elected president, 121 -- Balaguer inaugurated, 123 -- OAS force leaves, 125 -- Index, 127.