Papa Doc Duvalier Still Haiti's Dictator in 1960s Crisis
Editorial decries François Duvalier known as Papa Doc as Haiti’s tyrant. It recounts his regime’s suppression, purges, and US tensions, noting exiled Haitian officers landing an invasion attempt, military distrust, and the ongoing dictatorship’s impact on economy and society.
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Louisiana
Francois Papa Doc Duvalier
Haiti
Columbus
Duvalier
United States
Latin America
State Department
Uncle Sam
U.S
Duvaler
Raymond L. Thursthdrawn
Her
Robert Heins
Heinl
Army
Jean Rene Boucicaut
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Port Au Prince
John Warren
Maryland
Dominican Republic
Hispaniola
Africa
Jean Jacques Dessalines
Wilson
Roosevelt
Four Congressmen Tied to Efforts to Save Mobsters from Deportation
Report from CR Anderson uncovers four members of Congress who sponsored private bills to block deportations of notorious mobsters. Case No. 1 involves Mike Kirwan and Sicilian-born Cammarata, alleged cocaine trafficker with Castro ties. Case No. 2 features Jimmy Morrison backing Silvestro Carollo, linked to narcotics rings. Case No. 3 notes Olin Johnston backing Nicola Waters in a Kansas City matter.
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CR Anderson
Chs
Congress
Mike Kirwan
Winke Z
Youngstown
Ohio
Frank Cammarata
Isirwan
Cammarata
Cuba
Italy
Fidel Castro
Carl Weston
Cammareta
Louisiana
Jimmy Morrison
New Orleans
Silvestro Carollo
Carollo
Coital
Tigeonhole
Carolla
Morrison
Underworld
Morrison Arranz
Las Vegas
Congression
Olin
Johnston
South Carolina
Nicolaimi
Kansas
Daily Crossword Puzzle AGROSS 1 Beast & Upholstered couch
Puzzle clues mix with misspelled and partial entries. Readers face scattered hints for across and down words including animal names, items of furniture, and descriptive terms. The incomplete grid references and stray letters suggest a puzzle page fragment with several unsolved entries.
Powell Faces Fraud Probe as He Battles N Y Widow
Washington reports Joe Louis words apply to Adam Clayton Powell as subpoena servers stalk his Harlem haunts for court on August 21. Powell, threatened with a restraining order on his Manhattan bank account, faces charges tied to Mrs. James and alleged creditors. Attorney Rubin vows action, noting Powell’s $1000 Esquire payment earmarked to Whit as potential fraud.
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Palton Lewis JR
Washington
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Adam Clayton Powell
Conan
New Harlem
Powell
Gotham
New York Criminal Court
Kub.p
Esquire Magazine
Whit
Bhs
Itubin
James
New York
Lee
Crimai
Suspoena
Rubin
Fragmented trivia grab bag pulls from scattered notes
A jumble of questions and garbled captions asks Marmalada as a high peak, seeks a shoulder bin term, and hints at Mt Athos, plus a 1739 note about Congress creating the War Department. It also mentions Billie Folk, a railroad man born in Pittsburgh, and a Pennsylvania Railroad rodman rising to a high post.
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Marmalada
Greeer
Mt. Athos
Piburgh
Heiden
Georgia
Pennsylve Railroad
Yorks Cistersident
Unclear text fragment on artist study and future prospects
fragmented OCR notes reference NAN JONES Central Press Writer and discussions of artists Velasquez Degas Paris and a peppery painter. mentions Studied works in Spain and Paris. No coherent events or dates.
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Nan Jones
Central Press
Partica Y Velasquez
Spain
Paris
Office Feuds Behind the Quiet Corporate Spirit
New York report paints a comic view of office life where whispered feuds simmer beneath teamwork. From rival vice presidents to lingering slights dating back decades, clerks, directors, and assistants pinched by petty slights confront a web of rivalry.
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New York
Seuds
Hatfields
McCoys
Maria O'Callahan
Miss O'Callahan
Adele Rankle
Ronald Adenaid
Ronald
Elmer Eager
Je'mer
Harry Smiley
Warnee
Harry
Abner Craggy
Citizenship for Mater Dei class members in Houston
Several members of the Mater Dei citizenship class sponsored by the Court Mater Dei and Catholic Daughters of America received their citizenship papers in Houston this week. Instructor Mrs David Walker noted plans to sponsor another class in the fall open to all interested in studying for citizenship.
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Mater Dei
Catholic Daughters of America
Houston
Ben S. Sessions
Sita Curran
Gerome Planchard
Cornelia Serrang
Gertrude Burns
James R. Lee
Paul Oviedo
Mar
David G. Walker
L. Wazker
CDA
Meteorites Strike Earth Cold on Entry
Scientists note meteorites enter the atmosphere at extremely cold temperatures before heating upon rapid descent. The remark counters common belief that meteorites are hot on impact. Observers discuss the physics of atmospheric friction and heat transfer during entry.
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Earth
Signing of nuclear test ban treaty may aid defense firms
The report notes that the signing of the nuclear test ban treaty could benefit defense industries by shifting priorities and stimulating investment. Analysts say the pact may reduce atmospheric testing pressures while boosting certain arms control related sectors and research programs.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Marilyn Monroe anniversary fades into Hollywood legend
The article reflects on Marilyn Monroe's death a year ago and her lasting cultural impact. It notes renewed public interest in films, a biographical documentary, and rising posthumous fame, alongside hints of a broader optimistic economic outlook aided by consumer spending and government activity.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Brentwood
Paris
Marilyn
Westwood Memorial Park
Joe DiMaggio
Rice
Solar system solar simulation center contract landed
The Manned Spacecraft Center at Clear Lake will host a solar simulation system to reproduce sun heat at space locations. National Administration and Ta Corporation of America Service Co. awarded a $3.69 contract, with delivery expected next year or early in 1865.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Clear, Lave
National E Administration
Ta Corporation of America Servic Co
Sylvia’s unique play shocks club in first duplicate
In a 1963 bridge club night Sylvia, new to the duplicate event, stunned players with unorthodox thinking and bold plays on board one. Declarer from dummy played the two from dummy after West led jack of spades, then battled through a sequence of spades and diamonds to make six spades despite tense silence.
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Sylvia
King
Jznextel
West
Ves Syndicate
Ins
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
TheBaytownSun lists editorial and management roles including editor and publisher general manager managing editor and office manager with personnel such as circulation director Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Penderera Beulah Ma Jackson Robert K Gilmore and John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin National Manager. It notes second class mailing at Baytown Texas and publishing operations by Tlawn Sun Inc in Pearce and Ashbet Baytown with subscription rates listed.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Penderera
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