Exiled Troops Invade Haiti Near Cap Haitien
An exiled force of about 500 guerrilla trained soldiers landed at Fort Liberte on the north coast of Haiti and advanced toward Cap Haitien. The invasion, led by Gen. Leon Cantave of the National Democratic Union, seeks to oust Francois Duvalier. Duvalier’s government acknowledged the action and sought OAS intervention as Haitian authorities report evacuation of American families from nearby Dauphinsisa plantation.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Francois
Papa Doc) Duvalier
Duvalier
Est City
Fort Liberte
Cap Haitien
U.S
Dauphin Sisa Plantation
Dominican
Leon Cantave
National Democratic Union
Cantave
Paul Verna
Verna
Paul E. Magloire
Rose Creek Faces Loss of State School Aid Funds
The Minnesota State Board of Education warned Rose Creek and four other districts they could lose or have reduced state aid if deficiencies are not addressed. Rose Creek officials said they followed recommendations, including new books and visual aids, but remain on the warned list.
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Rose Creek
State Board of Education
Dale Nelson
H A. S. May
Nelson
Canton
Foley
LaPorte
Lester Prairie
State
Indorsed
Department of Education
Enrollment total for Minnesota junior colleges announced
The Minnesota State Board of Education reported 5 033 students enrolled in 11 junior colleges for the 1962 63 school year. Under Secretary Harriman voiced confidence that a two thirds Senate vote for the nuclear test ban treaty is assured. The United States moved to retaliate against the European Common Market tariff hikes on U S poultry. Authorities set a $100 000 price on the head of informant Joseph Valanchi tied to a major crime syndicate.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
State Board of Education
Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Senate
United States
U. S
Underworld
Joseph Valanchi
Goldwater Urges Unity Over Attacks in GOP
Senator Barry Goldwater urged Republicans to stop tearing into each other and focus on Democrats. He avoided committing to Rockefeller if he seeks the 1964 nomination, saying he will wait to see developments. Goldwater questioned Rockefeller’s radical right charges and defended not denouncing John Birch Society leader Robert Welch.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Albany
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Terview
Gov. Rockefeller
Radical Right,’’ Goldwater
John Birch Society
Robert H. W. Welch Jr
Car Rolls Under Big Truck Near Baker Calif Fatal
Two Austinites Charles Meland 22 and Elline Kelly 21 died when their compact car rolled and caught fire after colliding with two heavy trucks north of Baker California on Highway 91. Meland died instantly, Kelly died later. Investigators cited air brake failure as a contributing factor. Funeral arrangements in Austin are not yet set.
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Charles Meland
Dean R. I
Meland
Elline E. Kelly
Roy Kelly
Main St. S
California Highway Patrol
University of Minnesota
James
Hormel Institute
Kelly
Los Angeles
Robert Franzen Associates
Main St. L
Kelly Claude
Eugene
Kenneth
Jerald
Richard
Don Erickson
Shirley
Howard Nepp
Mary
Austin
Rail and union chiefs confront each other at bargaining table
In Washington, railroad and union negotiators meet after weeks of deadlock over jobs. Carrier chief J E Wolfe says 24 to 48 hours could reveal whether talks progress or stall. Labor Secretary Wirtz chairs joint sessions with carriers and various unions and will attend Senate Commerce Committee briefing.
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Washington
J. E. Wolfe
Chhief
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Youths' Big Day at Fair Highlights Junior Livestock Events
The Mower County Fair opens a busy second day with junior livestock judging in Crane Pavilion. The Midwest Steer Show ends as 4 H dairy judging continues, and FFA sheep and lambs plus 4 H beef proceed this afternoon and evening. Kids enjoy reduced prizes midweek and free grounds for under 16. Wildlife exhibits and steam locomotive displays draw city visitors as entries close at 5 p.m. Monday. Junior judging runs through Wednesday before open class begins.
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Mower County
FFA
Hibbing to Welcome Winzen Research Balloon Plant
Hibbing Minnesota firm Winzen Research Inc plans a 4000 square foot plant in the new industrial park costing about 460000 dollars with 30 initial jobs. Winzen makes development and manufacture of plastic balloons for high altitude flight. It is the second plant announced for Hibbing industrial park after Hibbing Precision Industries earlier unveiled a precision machining and electronic components plant.
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Hibbing
Envoys Open Talks After Nuclear Test Ban Aids East West Pact Hopes
In Moscow U S Secretary of State Rusk British Foreign Minister Home and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko meet after the partial nuclear test ban. They plan exploratory East West talks at the Lenin Hills villa while Khrushchev pushes for a NATO Warsaw pact non aggression accord. Several U S and UK officials accompany Rusk as Senate delegates meet Soviet leaders in the Kremlin. Khrushchev seeks to show world leaders real agreement to avoid nuclear war.
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Preston Grover
Associated Press
Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Rusk
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
William C. Foster
Foy D. Kohler
Charles Stelle
Lenin Hills
Peking-Moscow
U.S. Senate
Kremlin
Washington
Khrushchev
Lord Home
Black Sea
Gagra
Viera
Mississippi Negro Vote-Ins Shadow Democratic Primary
Mississippi election officials watched uneasily as about 450000 voters hit the Democratic primary amid talk of unregistered Negroes attempting to cast ballots by affidavit. Atty. Gen. Joe Patterson warned such moves would be illegal while candidates, all segregationists, stressed opposition to Kennedy civil rights policy.
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Jackson, Miss
Atty
Joe Patterson
Kennedy
J. P. Coleman
Ackerman
Paul Johnson
Hattiesburg
Coleman
Johnson
Sullivan
Ruchel Phillips
Ed Bishop
Barnett
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Missouri Guardsmen Die in Camp Ripley Plane Crash
A Missouri National Guard L-19 plane crashed at Camp Ripley in Minnesota during stage maneuvers. Pilot First Lt Milo Deen Hutton 42 of Jefferson City died and First Lt Robert Darwin Elwell 30 of Warrensburg was also killed. Both men belonged to the 635th Aviation Co. of the Missouri National Guard.
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Missouri
Camp Ripley
Camp Ripley, Minn
Missouri National Guard
Milo Deen Hutton
Jefferson City
Robert Darwin Elwell
Warrensburg
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Chas. Meland
Baker, Calif
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Senate Commerce Committee
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