Papa Doc Poor Relative Of Tyrants
NEA writer Ward Cannel argues Haiti’s dictator Francois Duvalier, nicknamed Papa Doc, rules on a shoe string. He outlines Haiti’s weak economy, foreign aid losses, limited tourism, and graft through state monopolies while noting Tonton Macoute oppression and low presidential pay as signs of a fragile regime.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
NEA
New York City
Francois Duvalier Papa Doc
Passaic
N. J
International Monetary Fund
Papa Doc
United States
Duvalier
Tonton Macoute
TTM
Tim
Julie Andrews Emerges As Film Star In 1963
Hollywood AP reports Julie Andrews, after My Fair Lady, becomes a movie star with Walt Disney backed projects Mary Poppins and The sound of Music soon to film. She works hard on Emily and sounds hopeful about returning to stage with a shorter run next year.
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Hollywood
Julie Andrews
Beverly Wilshire
Tony Walton
London
Julie
Emma
Walt Disney
James Garner
Mary Martin
Disney
Fox
Austria
Emily
Garner
Isle Braces For Typhoon Susan Threat to Saipan
Saipan residents brace for Typhoon Susan with 100 knot winds predicted to hit before dawn on Christmas Day. This would be the second typhoon to strike the island in eight months after Typhoon Olive devastated Saipan last April. Guam remains on alert as 590 families still live in tent cities from earlier typhoons.
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Saipan
UPI
Pacific
Joint Typhoon Warning Center
Guam
Olive
Johnson Sees House Backing Foreign Aid Bill
President Johnson expresses confidence that enough Democratic House members will return from week ends to pass the foreign aid money bill. In Azores near Lakonia rescue scenes Lt Larryne Af ter recalls a burning wreck and frightened survivors. A Memphis safety officer cites canine neurosis as explanation for a dog’s aggression when tied at home and upon the postman’s arrival.
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Washington
Johnson
Lajes
Azores
U.S. Air Force
Larryne
Lakonia
Walut
Memphis
Tenn
Post Office
M. E. Ackerman
Johnson Seizes Festive Mood at Congressional Christmas Party
The article notes a jovial Johnson at a congressional Christmas party. A quoted line reflects reflection on past choices, stating leaving was among the greatest mistakes made.
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Washington
Johnson
Sea going car sighting sparks coast guard search
A sea going car described as a foreign built red convertible capable of land and water travel sparked a coast guard lookout near San Diego California. Dr. Donald R. Bautts, 31, was linked to the vehicle as the mystery device drew attention for a nautical spin.
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San Diego
Calif
U.S. Coast Guard
Donald R. Bautts
Temple Man Graduates Navy Officer Candidate School
Navy Ensign Dale L Campbell son of Mr and Mrs Perry A Campbell Route 2 Temple has completed Officer Candidate School to prepare candidates for junior officer roles in the fleet.
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Navy
Dale L. Campbell
Perry A. Campbell
Route 2, Temple
Twin births brighten St. Louis area hospital week
Mrs Christmas of Rock Hill gave birth to a 6 pound 13 ounce boy Sunday at St Joseph Hospital in Kirkwood. Her roommate Mrs Holladay of Wester Groves delivered a 13 pound 8 ounce boy Wednesday.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
Seph Hospital
Kirkwood
Raymond Holladay
Wester Groves
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Ward Cannel Newspaper Enterprise Assn
U.N
Harry Russell Lbr. Co. Inc
Lawton, Okla
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United Press International
FOX Radiator Shop
Chrismas
Christ
Pontiac
D Avenue
Luke Arts
McCord's Business Machines
C Avenue
Merry Christmas
Correst. Lumber Company
America
Aarorance Jankorp
Lawton, Oklahoma
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