Haitian Exiles Strike North Haiti Invasion Near Cap Haitien
Haitian rebels led by Gen Leon Cantave landed at Fort Liberte and seized towns near Cap Haitien as exiles aim to topple Francois Duvalier. Dominican and U S actions reported as border tensions rise and rumors of additional incursions spread.
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Dominican Republic
Haiti
Cap Heitien
Leon
Fort Liberte
Cap Haitien
Francois
Papa Doc) Duvalier
Listin Diario
Fort Liberie
Derac
Troy
Limonade
U.S
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Port Au Prince
Leon Cantave
National Democratic Union
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Paul Verna
Verna
Paul E. Magloire
Underground
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Harry Barbot
Allies Push Talks Until NATO Confers On Pact
Moscow reports say United States and Britain told Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko that nonaggression pact talks must wait for NATO allies to discuss the issue. Rusk pledged U S demands for Berlin guarantees when bargaining begins.
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Rusk
Posal
NATO
Dean Rusk
United States
Gromyko
Khrushchev
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Foreign Ministry
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
William C. Foster
American Disarmament Agency
Foy D. Kohler
Charles Stelle
Kansas University to unveil blue white and silver football uniforms
Kansas University announces a fall uniform change with royal blue helmets featuring Jayhawk imagery, royal blue jerseys with white numbers, silver pants with red stripes, and white road jerseys. Blue and silver dominate 1963, replacing the prior Columbia blue on home kits.
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Kansas University
Jayhawks
Kansans
Jayhawk
Tractor Mishap Fatal Near Perry Claims Kansas Student
Larry Francis Worthington 19 died when his tractor overturned on a steep pasture hill north of Perry Kansas. He was a Kansas State University freshman and Sigma Nu pledge. Survivors include parents two brothers and three sisters with funeral arrangements by Hampton Funeral Home in Oskaloosa.
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Larry Francis Worthington
Here
Lawrence
Worthington
Kansas State University
Woodard Worthington
Oskaloosa
Walter Turner
Jefferson County
Dennis Spreer
Young Worthington
Perry High School
KSU
Sigma Nu
Topeka
Perry Methodist Church
Keith
Askaloosa
Eldon
Grantville
Marilyn Tubbs
Pleasant Hill
Calif
Phyllis Spreer
Judy Worthington
Hampton Funeral Home
Hutch Attorney Sentenced for Embezzling Estate Funds
Henry P. J. Wilson a 56 year old former Hutchinson attorney pleaded guilty to embezzling 35000 from the estate of C D Evans administrator of the estate Wilson was sentenced to at most five years in the state penitentiary Judge Doyle White recommended Topeka diagnostic center and parole eligibility after 18 months Dist softball tournament tonight 700 Municipal ballpark Adv
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Hutchinson
Henry P. J. Wilson
State Penitentiary
Wilson
C. D. Evans
Doyle White
Arkansas City
Topeka
Rail negotiators meet today with a break possible
Washington AP reports railroads and engineers and firemen unions held an exploratory session to seek a settlement amid a strike threat. Government officials met separately with each side as a carrier meeting with brakemen conductors and switchmen was arranged for the afternoon.
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Washington
Labor Department
Brakemen's
Conductor's
Asst
James J. Reynolds
W. Willard) Wirtz
Nobel Doctor Leads U S Delegation to Pan American Symposium
Dr. E L Tatum Nobel Prize winner and six other U S physicians attend the second Pan American Symposium on Pharmacology and Therapeutics opening in Guadalajara Mexico Tatum of the Rockefeller Institute New York City is a noted physiologist and medical winner.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
E.L. Tatum
U.S
Tatum
Rockefeller Institute
New York City
New York Stocks End Higher Amid Broad Gains
The closing averages show the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 1.1 points to 271.5, with 40 stocks advancing overall. Traders cited broad gains across sectors as investors weighed market catalysts.
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New York
Worsening injuries despite fewer wrecks on Lawrence streets
Lawrence police report 86 total accidents this year with 1 death and 190 injuries, 91 fewer wrecks but 15 more injuries in the first half versus 1962. July saw 24 injuries in 61 accidents with most crashes on dry pavement and daylight.
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Lawrence
Area Sees scant rain despite slight cool down
A weak cool front brought scattered showers to northern Kansas but the Lawrence area saw only light sprinkles. Reports show Be loit 105, Goodland 42 hundredths, Concordia 26 thousandths. Drought worsens with pasture and crop stress, livestock moved from some regions, and rain needed soon.
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Kansas
Lawrence Area
Olathe
Goodland
Concordia
Lawrence
Beloit
Ft. Riley
Hutchinson
Wamego
Desert training for new Gemini astronauts at Stead Air Force Base
A nine member astronaut group trains in Stead Nevada for the Gemini program. Maj. Donald K. Slayton and Maj. L. Gordon Cooper Jr. join the rookies with Project Mercury veterans. Training includes desert survival, water conservation, and hazard awareness as they prepare for possible desert landings.
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Mojave
Stead Air Force Base
Stead
Air Force
Reno
Maj
Donald K. Slayton
Maj. L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Slayton
Cooper
Gemini
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Texas
Four Injured in Monday Two Car Wreck Near Mass Street
One person hospitalized and three others injured after a two car crash just after 5 pm at 198th and Mass Streets intersection. Jane Daniels 20 of 1222 Conn St in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with severe cuts and bruises. Donald Daniels 21 and Francis Swearingen 16 suffered bruises and minor injuries. Beers 36 uninjured. A second late Monday crash at Loves Street and Lakeview Road left no injuries.
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Vna
198Th and
Mass, Sts
Jane Daniels
Conn, St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Donald W. Daniels
Francis Swearingen
Mass, S
Ronald Seagle
Mass
Swearingen
Donald Daniels
Seagle
Daniels
Walter F. Beers
Ousdaht Rd
Beers
David R. Dill
Hi, St
Carl A. Torneden
Route 1
Lakeview Road
National Guard
July Court Fines and Police Court Totals
Lawrence Police Court fines for July totaled 2346 with 123 cases heard and 25 pending. Nine accident violations involved failure to yield, six stop signs, six not reducing speed, three for driving test issues, six red light and four wrong turns. Other violations included disturbing the peace four, no tail light one, improper muffler four, DUI one, vagrancy six, no registration two, no headlight one, hit and run one, brake not set one, careless driving two, failure to report accident one, excessive noise one. Four were found not guilty, five dismissed, five given jail sentences.
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Lawrence
William Pendleton
Lawrence Schools Levy Set At 46.89 Mills For 1963 64
The Lawrence Board of Education approved a final 46.89 mill levy for the 1963 64 school budget, a 1.08 mill increase over 1962 63. The budget totals 3 560 705 24 with expenditures up 279 406 52. A special education fund levy was kept at .98 mills after a .02 mill reduction, and several building fund adjustments were made during the meeting at Central Junior High.
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Board of Education
Central Junior High
Lawrence
General Fund
Carl 5S. Knox
A. E. Woestemeyer
Weather outlook for Northeast Kansas turns partly cloudy
Partly cloudy with a few showers this evening. Clearing tonight with a fair Wednesday. Lows tonight around 75, highs on Wednesday near 100. Get the Journal-World at your summer address, phone VI 3-1000, adv.
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Kansas
Journal-World
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