Invasion Hits Haitian Coast Reported From Santo Domingo
A report from Santo Domingo says Haitian exile forces possibly totaling 500 guerrilla trained men have captured Cap Haitien and nearby towns. Rumors spread of another landing along Haiti’s long coast with a provisional north Haiti government planned. Duvalier’s regime faces infiltration and assassination plots as authorities react with war footing and curfews.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francois
Papa Dor) Duvalier
Cap Haitien
Haiti
Cap Haitian
Juan Bosch
Listin Diario
Momlay
Fort Liberte
Derac
Troy
Limonade
Long
Leon Cantave
National Democratic Union
Cantave
Duvalier
Paul Verna
Verna
Paul B. Magloire
Clement
Harry Barbot
Satellite sightings and city water worries in Garden City
Garden City residents report several moving satellites visible at dusk across two weeks. City water use nears 7 million gallons daily amid heat, while concern grows over a well issue. A local Soap Box Derby entry from Syracuse, Carl Dennis Devaney, caused mix ups in reporting with Akron officials.
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Telegram
Akron
Ohio
Daily Beacon-Journal
Dennis Devaney
Syracuse
Akron Daily
Bob Greer
Greer
Harry Shapiro
Garden City
Shapiro
Grand Junction
Colu
University of Colorado In
Boulder
Dennis
Carl
Carl Dennis Devaney
Five Donors Hit Two Gallon Mark in June Blood Drive
Five donors reached the two gallon milestone and five others joined the one gallon list during the June visit of the Red Cross Bloodmobile. New two gallon members are George T. Adams George Purnell Donald M. Moore Robert L. Long and Edigia Gil Knoll. One gallon honorees include William Hedges Wallace E. Wilson Kenneth Highberger Mrs Wo E. Jameson and Jack L. McAtee. The Bloodmobile will be in Garden City on Sept 25.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
George T. Adams
George Purnell
Donald M. Moore
Robert L. Long
Edigia Gil Knoll
Wiliam Hedges
Wallace E. Wilson
Kenneth Highberger
Wo E. Jameson
Jack L. McAtee
Garden City
4-H Activities Kick Off Fair In Scott County
Scott City fair activities begin with judging at 9 50 a m and a large turnout expected. A Garden Club flower show features a men only division. Queen coronation, livestock events, and a 4 H sale close the day. Parades and rodeo events are scheduled for Wednesday with a VEW club dance at 10 p m.
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Scott County
Scott City
Seott City
VEW Club
Telegram
Bids Rule School Board Meeting on Sidewalks and Fees
Garden City Board of Education meeting focused on bids for sidewalks at the stadium site and a six foot chain link fence. Low bid 38 cents per square foot for concrete sidewalks awarded. Culbreath Plumbing and Heating won sewer line taps and water piping. Sears-Roebuck cafeteria personnel approved.
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Garden City Board of Education
Morris Jones
Lyman, Jones, Cobb and Benson
Bob Cobb
P.L. Dale
Sears-Roebuck Company
Inevease Faw
Jones Elementary
Culbreath Plumbing and Heating
Garden City Board elects Bob Jaggard president
Bob Jaggard was unanimously elected president of the Garden City Board of Education for the 1903 64 term at a reorganizational session. Dick Bortz was named vice president, with Virgil Craig as treasurer, Miss Mary Jo Williams clerk, and Dale Saffels attorney. Helen Dale and Andrew Erhart retire after long terms. Bill Lewis and new member carry overs join the board.
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Bob Jaggard
Garden City
Virgil Craig
Mary Jo Williams
Dale Saffels
Helen Dale
Andrew Erhart
Dale
Erhart
Bill Lewis
Berte
Jaggard
Fred Stoeckly
Stewart Boone
Lloyd Haag
Miss Williams
Garden City builds pace with 18 new homes in July
Building permits issued in Garden City rose in July with 18 new one family homes approved, totaling an estimated $212,500. Year to date permits reach eight homes valued at $1,259,520, while total permits for July numbered 33 at $209,005. Additional permits covered a three unit apartment, a parking lot, green classroom construction, and various alterations and demolitions. The seven month total stands at 148 permits valued at $2,164,937, signaling a likely third-greatest building year in local history as totals are expected to surpass 1958 and 1960.
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Garden City
Office of
Thomas L. Summers
New ‘Deal Foodstore
N. Main
Georgia Matthews School
Fay
Russians Told Talks Will Have To Wait for NATO
In Moscow, American and British policy chiefs said negotiations on Khrushchev’s East West nonaggression pact would wait until NATO allies finish talks. Rusk pressed for guarantees for Western Berlin interests, as Gromyko urged a three power accord first. The stakes center on a broader nuclear test ban and East West security.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
NATO
Dean Rusk
United States
Berlin
Rusk
Lord Tone
Andrei A.tromyko
Gromyko
Kitushchev
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Foreign Ministry
Lenin Hills
Adlal EB. Stevene Kon
United
Kremlin
Thay Will Zee
Washington
Ksherushchev
Black Sea
Thusk
U.S
Pagra
Hamilton County Fair Opens Tomorrow in Syracuse
The Hamilton County Fair begins tomorrow with four days of events. 4-H judging starts Wednesday, with entries expected to top 1,700. Horse shows, rodeos, and a Space Age themed parade cap the schedule, with a traveling trophy for top foal and entries from Kansas, Colorado, and Oklahoma.
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Syracuse
Hamilton County
Cofftetnls
Dward
Rail Union Talks Open Bargaining on Work Rules
Washington AP Officials from railroads and engineers and firemen unions met in a rare bargaining session as part of an effort to avert a strike over firemen jobs and train crew makeup. Labor Dept said talks were exploratory with both sides addressing Wirtz suggested bargaining concepts and future negotiations planned with other unions. The carrier chief negotiator warned progress remains to be seen as a key impasse persists while Congress may intervene.
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Hood
Tool
Washington
Labor Department
Gwitchmen
Asst
James J. Reynolds
W. Willard) Wirtz
Engine Crew Union
Reynolds
J. Mr. Wolfe
W. Willard. Wirte
Ily
Cachera
Wirtz
Louse Conmmercy Committee
Pregient Kennedy
Elim
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Carters
Congress
Senate
Legislative Branch
Kismet Plans World's Fair Schedule of Sept Events
Kismet in Seward County 25 miles southeast of Sublette gears up for the annual World’s Fair on Labor Day Monday Sept 2. Old Uimers register at 9 0 a.m. and the parade opens. backseat drivers contest follows at 10 a.m. with obstacle course and shouted guidance.
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Kansas
Houwand
Uimers
Tiem
Kismet High
Charles Levie
Dodge City
Broadbeck-Lchrader
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Hispaniola
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Hays
Deane
Andy Erhart
Mrs. Dale
Leroy Hood
Bob Wright
Recreation Commission
Okibrary
Wright
Joy Dante Adame
James J. Coale
Dunior High
Hoag
Tood
St. Catherine
Meade
Sb.gral
Dighton
Salina
Great Bend
Wichi
Bartlesville
Okla
St. Catherine Trosmial
Teopold Hospital
Gus
Cutting Horse Association
Colorado
Oklahoma
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Lowe
Siurtsis
Aletein Massa
Beuparta
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Juuti
City
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Topeka
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