Haiti lid may blow this spring turmoil grows
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports growing unrest in Haiti as Duvalier doctors suspicion of assassination and crackdown, with a possible departure before May. A student strike looms and tensions rise across Port au Prince amid fears of a Castro like regime.
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Kansas Senate approves tuition scholarship aid bill
The Kansas Senate passed a school aid measure providing up to 600 tuition scholarships at about 300000 dollars and sent it to the House amid a flood of 26 new proposals. Eight bills won tentative approval.
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D-Wakeeney
Kansas
Family Mourns Four Drowned, Plans New Start
In Babylon New York Ruth Corridan cares for her four surviving children after the death of Lorraine age 11 Kathleen 10 Patricia 7 Mary Ann 5 and Louise 3 who fell through Argyle Lake on February 10 an off duty patrolman rescued Lorraine. Father Joseph Francis Corridan plans to move the family to a new home while welfare and local donations raise support including a trust fund coordinated by neighbor Mrs. Walter Kirby.
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Patricia
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Louise
Iowa
Illinois
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Texas
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Publishers Meet With Non Strikers
New York publishers and eight non striking union leaders meet on shorter hours as nine city papers remain closed. Mayor Wagner chairs talks while striking printers allied with AFL-CIO remain distant, seeking a 35 hour week from 36. The dispute has kept New Yorkers without papers for 214 months there and 12 weeks in Cleveland.
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Ohio
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Wagner
Bertram A. Powers
Haiti Power Struggle Between Army and Duvalier Militia
Report shows Haiti’s army is weapon-poor and distrusted while Duvalier relies on his militia to quell opposition. A clash between army and militia could invite external intervention and prompt Castroite and Communist-aligned factions to back power seizures.
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Haiti
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