Invasion rumors spread as Haitian exiles face crackdown
Uncertain reports cite Haiti's exiled Haitizin leaders claiming union with Haiti, while Dominican Republic sources note operations near North Hill Mtajdas and a government public 'state of good order' claim amid exile opposition. UDN organizer Paul Verna says the invasion continues with 300 men.
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Good News Takes Four Days In Kennedy Baby Update
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said doctors attending the newborn son of President and Mrs. Kennedy are hopeful and noted good news takes about four days to develop in such cases. The report mentions possible maneuvers in Haiti with claims of clashes on the northern plains and a government move to declare the region a war zone amid reports of troops killed and wounded.
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Rusk Returns From Russian Trip With Soviet Leaders
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk ended a sightseeing visit in Leningrad and then traveled with Foreign Secretary Andrei Gromyko to the Black Sea region to meet Premier Khrushchev. He was joined by Llewellyn Thompson and Foy Kohler at Khrushchev's vacation home in Gagta.
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Family Want Ads Offer More Than Selling Goods
Readers are reminded that Family Want Ads provide not just shopping items but services and assistance. The column notes help available across the US, including moving, cleaning, floor work, repairs, and more, encouraging readers to read the ads.
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Kennedy Baby in Serious but Encouraging Condition
President Kennedy's newborn Patrick, born prematurely at Otis Air Force Base and transferred to Boston Children's Medical Center, remains in serious condition with idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome. Doctors note improvement is limited while the baby’s fight for breathing and stability continues.
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New York Bans Daily Religious Exercises in Schools
New York education commissioner Dr James E. Allen directed districts to stop daily religious exercises even if labeled voluntary and to refocus on teaching moral and spiritual values. He cited Supreme Court rulings and urged students gain inner strength from knowledge of values found across history, literature and arts.
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British Mail Robbery Nets Record 2.8 Million
A gang of 20 to 30 masked men robbed the Glasgow London mail train at Cheddington England seizing about 126 registered mail bags and a large quantity of used currency and diamonds. The post office warned the loss may run into seven figures and the incident is described as the boldest mail robbery in British history.
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Milkman fined for using company truck without permission
Reginald Franklin of Cirencester, England, a milkman, used a milk truck to run away with another milkman’s wife. He was fined $28 on Wednesday for the unauthorized use of a company vehicle.
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Pickets Break Truce At Brooklyn Hospital Site
Pickets reentered a Brooklyn hospital construction area in defiance of a truce urged by Negro church leaders after a meeting with Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. About 100 police oversaw the site as Arnold Goldwag led roughly 21 pickets at entrances to the Downstate Medical Center project. The clergy said they would abide by their promise and not lead congregations back to the site.
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President Drafts Note In Boston on Nuclear Pact
President Kennedy prepared a Senate appeal for rapid ratification of the East-West limited test ban pact as about 30 nations signed the treaty in Washington London and Moscow. He drafted the message while tending to ailing newborn son in Boston and retraced duties at Otis Air Force Base. The pact bans nuclear tests except underground and awaits two thirds Senate approval within about a month amid reservations.
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No Exception OTIS AFB Describes Kennedy Family Appearance
The Rev. John Scahill requested a description of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, noting the open vest look and comparing the First Family to Winston Churchill in appearance.
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Schafer Killed Headed Group For Kennedy
Ligonier Pa AP Roy Schafer president of the national Young Democrats Organization during Kennedy’s election was found dead in a small plane wreck on Laurel Mountain. Passenger Philp Asher 33 of Bethel Park survived. The wreckage lay about 38 miles east of the community. The plane was en route from Pittsburgh to Harrisburg. Schafer 37 formerly was legislative secretary to Gov. David L. Lawrence.
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Hildegarde Robbed of $60,000 Jewelry
Police in Provincetown report a theft of about $60,000 in jewelry from night club entertainer Hildegarde. The loss occurred from her room at the Crown and Anchor Motor Inn during her performance at the hotel. Diamonds were among the stolen items.
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Senate seeks Soviet missile progress in nuclear pact vote
Sen Henry M Jackson demands scientific testimony on Soviet advances before backing Kennedy’s nuclear pact. The United States seeks global backing as 46 nations expected to join the agreement signed in Washington Moscow and London. Jackson lists three key questions on antimissile breakthroughs radar disruption and 100 megaton bomb implications.
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