Haitian Troops Crush Small Rebel Force
Haitian troops claimed to have crushed a small rebel force on the north coast with a formal defeat announcement expected later. The invasion, reportedly about 500 invaders including deserters, was led toward Cap Haitien with possible landings near St. Marc.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Leon Cantave
Cap Haitien
Negro Republic
Francois Duvalier
Associated Press
Robert Berrellez
Haitain
St. Marc
Duvalier
Hinche
Washington
Council of the Organization of American States
Hispaniola
Arturo Calventi
OAS
Paul Verna
Shawnee News Star editor N B Musselman dies at 66
Shawnee Okla AP reports N B Musselman longtime editor and general manager of the Shawnee News Star died Tuesday from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 66.
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Shawnee
Okla
N.B. Musselman
The
Shawnee News Star
New British Tank Said to Be Most Powerful in World
London AP reports Britain's 50 ton Chieftain tank shown to be the hard est hitting armament with a 120 millimeter gun and fuel flexible. Maj Gen W M Hutton says it is at least five years ahead of any NATO tank and can destroy known tanks at practical ranges while performing other tank tasks well.
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London
NATO
W. M. Hutton
Senate approves broad pay hike for armed forces
The Senate unanimously backs a pay raise affecting most active duty personnel and reservists, costing about 1.23 billion dollars annually. Enlisted grades gain 5 to 120 dollars monthly, officers 60 to 120 dollars, with extra allowances for Cold War duty and dependents. The bill may go to conference with the House, which passed a similar measure.
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House
Senate House Conference Committee
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Senate
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
U.S. Coast Guard
Coastland Geodetic Survey
Public Health
Viet Nam
South Korea
Feathers Fly in Tariff Fight Between U S and E C M
The United States vows retaliation against European Common Market tariff boosts on American poultry. If no settlement occurs, duties will rise on European goods. Report by AP Business News Writer Darden Chambliss from New York notes escalating trade tensions and potential financial impact.
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United States
U.S
AP Business
New York
Europe
America
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Johnson and Coleman Lead Mississippi Governor Runoff Race
Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson and former Gov. J.P. Coleman top a four man field in the Democratic primary runoff for governor as returns show Johnson leading Coleman. James Meredith’s desegregation role and related campaigns frame a tense border of party and race politics in Mississippi.
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Jackson, Miss
Paul Johnson
J.P. Coleman
University of Mississippi
Johnson
Coleman
Charles Sullivan
Robert Mason
Magee
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Hundreds of unregistered Negroes vote protest in Mississippi
About 500 unregistered Negroes attempted protest votes in Mississippi's Democratic primary under a law aimed at clerical errors. They each filed affidavits claiming unconstitutional denial of registration by discriminatory laws and pressure. No incidents were reported. Atty Gen Joe Patterson ruled the law applied to clerical errors and not these cases. Bidwell Adam said 285 pre marked protest ballots at Greenwood would likely not be counted.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Atty
Joe Patterson
Bidwell Adam
Gulfport
State Democratic Executive Committee
Greenwood
Driver Killed When Car Hits Pole Near Fond du Lac
A 30-year-old Fond du Lac County man Lyle Mueller of rural Eldorado was killed when his car lost control and struck a telephone pole about six miles west of Fond du Lac on Highway 23. Wisconsin 1963 highway toll stands at 477, down from 528 a year earlier.
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Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Lyle Mueller
Eldorado
Restaurant manager Rene Black dies at 83 in Pound Ridge
Rene Black, 83, former restaurant manager for the Waldorf Astoria in New York and the Fontainebleau in Miami Beach, died Monday at his Pound Ridge estate. The longtime hospitality figure was known for his service in landmark hotels.
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Pound Ridge
N.Y
Rene Black
New York
Miami Beach
Kennedy Scores Second Kennedy Child Birth At Otis Air Base
Mrs. John F. Kennedy gave birth to the president’s second son at Otis Air Force Base Hospital after a Caesarean delivery at 1 15 p.m. EDT. The baby, born five and a half weeks prematurely, joins John Jr. and Caroline as the first family rushes to the scene. White House spokesman Pierre Salinger said mother and child were in good condition with the baby in an oxygen tent.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
John F. Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
John Jr
Jacqueline
Pierre Salinger
Caroline
John W. Walsh
Preliminary Exams Set For Youths In Indecent Libel Case
Two of three youths charged with taking indecent liberties with a 14 year old La Crosse girl face preliminary examinations and La Crosse County Court arraignment after Wednesday court action. Ronald Schroeder 18 and Steven K Mallory 17 both of Caledonia Minnesota had bail reduced from 5000 to 2500 each but one still seeks 500 bond. Ardis Nelson 19 of 706 Pine St did not appear in court and will be expected Monday in Circuit Court. Mallory and Schroeder will appear Friday in County Court to set future appearance time.
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la Crosse
Lincoln Neprud
Ronald Schroeder
Steven K. Mallory
Caledonia
Minn
Atty
Peter
Dist
John E. Flynn
Nelson
Flynn
Randolph
Mallory
Schroeder
Wisconsin Senate Elevates Officials Amid Pay Rise Gimmick
The Wisconsin Senate confirmed 19 state department heads and commissioners, ending legislative business until November 4. The move, using a repeal and recreation of offices, raises pay for many top officials though law bans raises during current terms. Reappointed incumbents include Kelcher, Nuesse, Fitzgibbon and others with salaries increasing to 13 000 18 500 dollars.
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Madison
Senate
State Departments
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Chester Dempsey
Hartland
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
Ian
Cials
J. Jay Kelcher
William E. Nuesse
John Fitzgibbon
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Morris Slavney
Arvid Anderson
G. H. Bakke
State Highway Commission
Harvey Grasse
Injunction Against Ship Boycott Revised
Federal Judge James B. Parsons adjusted a June order to avoid contempt by individual Local 418 members of the International Longshoremen's Association amid a Canadian grain ship protest. Seafarers International Union allies have blocked loading of the Howard L. Shaw at Calumet Harbor since April 22 over hiring practices by Upper Lakes Shipping Co. and its Canadian union hiring.
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Chicago
James B. Parsons
Local 418
International Longshoremen’s Association
U.S
Fire Devours 550 Foot Boardwalk At Asbury Park
A blaze destroyed a 550 foot section of the Asbury Park boardwalk including Sunset Pavilion with 12 shops. City Manager Kendall H. Lee put damage at 1 million and said a dropped cigarette likely started the fire. A 79 year old spectator died and eight firefighters were treated for minor injuries. Thousands watched as 300 firefighters battled the flames and authorities blocked a two block area with fire lines.
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Asbury Park
N.J
Kendall H. Lee
Lee
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Lemon Buch
Budh
ECM
By Darden Chambliss
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Ole Miss
Patterson
John McLauren
Ross Barnett
McLauren
Carroll Gartin
Evelyn Gandy
Troy Watkins
Ruchel Phillips
Tribune
la Crosse Tribune
Dr. Walsh
Mrs. Kennedy
Otis
Air Defense Command
Squaw Island
Cape Cod
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Vere L. Fiedler
Leonard Bessman
Public Service Commission
Reuben Knutson
State Industrial Commission
Mathias F. Schimenz
Carl E. Lauri
Charles L. Manson
James L. Karns
State Motor Vehicle Department
Arthur L. Padrutt
Public Service
Stanley P. Hebert
Roman J. Winkowski
Savings and Loan Department
John K. Kyle
Securities Department
John A. Gronouski
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