Invasion Varying Accounts From Haiti Exiles Clash
Reports on a Haiti invasion by about 300 exiles diverge with the Duvalier government claiming the force was crushed and remnants driven across the border while exile spokesmen in Santo Domingo call the movement ongoing and expanding to about 600 fighters.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Dominican
Paul Verna
Haitian National Democratic Union
UDN
Hispaniola
Verna
Henri Christophe
Leon Cantave
Pierre Paret
Rene Leon
Cap Itaitlen
Mesta Pact Under Eighty Million For Two Steel Mills
Mesta Machine Co will build two cold strip steel mills for Youngstown Sheet & Tube at Indiana Harbor Works near the Indiana Illinois line on 70 acres. Construction is set to start late this year with completion in 1965. Cost breakdown was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesta Machine Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Mesta
Deer Win In Union Two School Board Opens Dec Deer Day
Union Area School Board votes 7 to 1 to keep schools open on December 2 the first day of deer hunting season. Classes set Sept 4 to June 4. July 24 vote tied 3 to 3 on closing for hunting. several directors absent or opposed.
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Union Two
Union Area School Board
Prince
McColgin
E. J. Leeper
Eugene Hoover
Robert Pearsall
Hoover
Pearsall
Paul Allen
Russell Bowers
Phillip Clark
Claude M. Jenkins
R. H. Kitchen
Raymond McKay
Paul R. Rice
Allen
Bowers
Clark
Jenkins
Kennedy Puts Treaty Action Before Senate
The United States moves to ratify a treaty ending most underground nuclear tests in a first step toward world peace. Senate hearings begin next week with bipartisan support for ratification, while Kennedy handles personal matters in Massachusetts. Dean Rusk travels to Moscow for talks with Khrushchev as global signings proceed.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
Senate
London
Moscow
Hubert Humphrey
Senate Gop
Thruston B. Morton
Russia
Dean Rusk
Leningrad
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Black Sea
Rusk
Gagra
City taxpayers urged to pay by Thursday to save 2 percent
City property owners owing 649235 in school taxes may receive a 2 percent discount if paid by close of business Thursday. Treasurer Marie C. Hanlon reports 1317852 of the 1963 tax duplicate 1967087 has been collected. Taxes due Aug 16 to Oct 16. post deadline incurs 5 percent penalty. Municipal taxes totaling 89574 are now due with a 5 percent penalty. Collections for both school and municipal taxes are near July last year levels.
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Marie C. Hanlon
Hanlon
State Highway Fatality Rate Shows Decrease
Pennsylvania's highway fatality rate for January to June 1963 fell 11 percent from the same period in 1962, reaching 664 deaths versus 743. Despite more vehicles and more miles driven, the decline comes as the National Safety Council notes a rising national death rate. Pennsylvania records 11.7 deaths per 100000 population and rank second with 3.5 fatalities per 100 million miles of travel.
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Harrisburg
UPS
Pennsylvania
Harry H. Brainerd
Brainerd
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Ways & Means Plan Upheld Tax on Heirs Paper Gains
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 14 to 11 for a new capital gains tax on large estates left to heirs from deaths in 1965 or later. The plan taxes gains on securities and property that rose in value, with a $60 000 estate threshold and a $15 000 individual gain exemption. It aims to raise under $100 million annually, reflecting Kennedy proposals and prior compromises.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
Bank Resources In State Reach 10.2 Billion Level
Pennsylvania banking institutions reported a record 10.2 billion dollars in resources for the year ending June 29. The figure, announced by Banking Secretary G A Patterson, shows an increase of 794.9 million from the prior year, with total deposits at 9.095 billion dollars, up 716.3 million.
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Harrisburg
UPI
State Banking Department
Pennsylvania
G.A. Patterson
Auto Jumps Over Curb Killing Three Sisters in California
In Long Beach California a car at about 60 mph leaped the curb and struck sidewalk playmates killing sisters Darlene Vaugh 11 Dotsy Vaugh 8 and Debbie Vaugh 7 and injuring five others including Denise Waugh 6 and Harold Ginn 26. Driver Donald Eugene Walter 25 was booked for manslaughter investigation. Walter and his two young sons were among the injured.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Margaret Paarmelee
Darlene Vaugh
Dotsy
Debbie
Walter Vaugh
Donald Eugene Walter
Miles
Scott
Denise Waugh
Harold Ginn
Walter
Educator Orders Schools Abide By Prayer Rule
New York education commissioner Dr James E Allen Jr directed districts to stop daily religious exercises even if labeled voluntary. He urged renewed emphasis on moral and spiritual values, citing alternatives in history literature music art and other subjects to teach values without daily prayers.
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William Monahan
Albany
N.Y
UPI
James E. Allen, Jr
Allen
Levittown Union Free School District No
Long Island
Board of Education
Levittown Board
Supreme Court
New York Court of Appeals
State Board of Regents
Levittown
Executive Says Merger Won’t Cripple Rail Service
Walter W. Patchell of Pennsylvania Railroad testified to the Interstate Commerce Commission that the Pennsylvania New York Central merger would not deprive passengers of adequate service. He argued the Main Line will retain heavy traffic and that trains withdrawn would be replaced by others, noting 31 trains operate in varying portions of the state.
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Washington
UPS
Walter W. Patchell
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Patchell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Scotland Yard Widening Probe in Ward Case
Scotland Yard widened its investigation into the Stephen Ward case on the eve of the official inquest into Ward's drug related death. Police move signals intensified inquiry as the court prepares to hear details surrounding the osteopath's demise.
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London
UPI
Scotland Yard
Stephen Ward
President Kennedy Receives Encouragement on Baby Patrick
President Kennedy heard hopeful news from doctors about infant Patrick Bouvier Kennedy whose breathing remains serious but improved by night. Doctors say Patrick, born five and a half weeks early, still faces risk while receiving loving care, oxygen, and a womb-mimicking environment at Boston Children's Hospital. President Kennedy divides time between the hospital and Hyannis Port, with plans to visit Otis Air Force Base and spend time with his other children.
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Alvin Spivak
Boston
UPI
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Lenden Snedeker
Patrick
Snedeker
Salinger
Otis Afb
Hyannis Port
Mass
Caroline
John Jr
Southwest Pittsburgh Wins Pony Baseball Sectional Title
Local team Southwest Pittsburgh captures the sectional tournament on home soil. Story notes standout performances and key plays shaping the win as the season progresses toward regional matchups.
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Pittsburgh
Jackie Okay Spirits High After Caesarean Birth
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy shows a very good night and good spirits after cesarean delivery of baby boy. Dr John W Walsh says she is taking fluids nicely and recovering well at Otis Air Force Base. President will report to Mrs Kennedy at the Boston hospital where the newborn faces a lung complication.
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Otis Afb
Mass
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
John W. Walsh
Washington
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Boston
Kennedy
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Otis Base
Mary Gallagher
Alexandria
Otis Hospital
Union Asked to Assemble Decisions Committee in Washington
Washington D C Labor Department asks the Railroad Firemen's Union to bring its General Chairmen's Committee to the capital next week as part of ongoing work rule talks. Union leaders say no formal proposal exists yet but expect a plan to be ready for the group to consider upon arrival. Wirtz will brief the Senate Commerce Committee behind closed doors on progress.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Senate Commerce Committee
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
BLFE
J. E. Wolfe
Bandits Strike Glasgow to London Mail Train Heist
A gang of 20 to 30 masked robbers halted a Glasgow to London mail train near Buckinghamshire at 3:15 am. They uncoupled the engine and first two cars, seized 120 mail sacks, and fled in three army trucks and a car with weaponed restraint on the crew. The haul, worth about 3 million dollars, included old bank notes and diamonds. Police blocked routes and investigated for fingerprints while the engine and two mail cars remained at the scene.
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Cheddington
England
London
Post Office
Buckinghamshire
Britain
Leighton Buzzard
David Whitby
Jack Mills
Mills
Whitby
Deaths in local area reported for three residents
Raymond G. Phillips 37 of 617 State Street Anthony D. Bertolino 40 of 1904 Wilson Drive and Charles A. Berg 70 of Ellport are listed in the Aug 8 1963 death records.
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Raymond G. Phillips
W. State St
Anthony D. Bertolino
Wilson
Charles A. Berg
Ellport
Weather Today and Forecast For Lake Erie and Region
Lake Erie winds 8 to 15 knots this morning lightening to variable this afternoon and southwest later tonight. Fair conditions with sunny mild Western Pennsylvania. Highs 78 to 84, lows 54 to 62. Friday mostly sunny and warm. 24 hour stats show high 84, low 62, precip .05 inch, Shenango River 4.3 feet, pollen 25.2 grains per cubic yard.
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United Press International
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Shenango River
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Mesta Pact
Boston Children’s Hospital
Otis Air Force Base Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Castro
Diane Stockton
Richie Allen
Wampum
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Ok Sceses Teale
Cross Word Free
Daan Vis Ela Wise
Ellwood Eee Ee
Eee Ee Obituary Society Coho Ee Eeeteneses
Ee Eens
Society
Jackie
Helen Thomas
Railroad Firemen's Union
Pam
New Castle Hospital
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