Haiti and Dominican tensions amid Trujillo aftermath
The piece contrasts Haiti and the Dominican Republic under dictatorships with Cuba nearby. It notes past killings of Haitians by Dominican forces, Duvalier’s hard rule in Haiti, U.S. aid totaling about 50 million since 1940, and concerns over Castro links, U.S. intervention history, and Kennedy administration policy toward Latin American dictatorships.
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Dominican Republic
Haiti
Hispaniola
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina
Cuba
Trujillo
Castro
Havana
Nicaragua
Francois Duvalier
University of Michigan Medical School
SIM
Military Intelligence Service
Duvalier
United States
Negro Republic
Uncle Sam
Island Republic
U.S
Kennedy
Agony in Angola drives June offensive to crush revolt
A June push to crush the Angola revolt follows the rainy season end and the coffee harvest in the north. Coffee, about 45 percent of exports and largely US bought, faces disruption as rebels target stocks and a single 170 mile road to Carmona Marqueso do Zombo. The government recruits a Labor Corps as harvests risk collapse alongside Angola’s colonial system, with rebels led by FRAIN and UPA backed by new African nations.
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Angola
Africa
United States
Carmona
Marqueso Do Zombo
Portugal
Algeria
Luanda
London Economist
People’s Movement For Freedom of Angola
FRAIN
Conakry
Guinea
Union of Angolan Peoples
UPA
Leopoldville
Congo
Dodds Calls for a Asia War Fight to Stop Communism
Senator Tom Dodd urged a military counteroffensive in Asia after recounting a Manila speech to 3000 delegates. He proposed allying South Korea Nationalist China and South Vietnam under SEATO with punitive expeditions and raids, backed by U S forces to avoid Cuba mistakes, as tourists cheered in the gallery.
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Washington, D.C
Tom Dodd
D., Conn
Manila
Asian People’s Anti-Communist League
America
Dodds
Asia
Dodd
Laos
Truman
Berlin
Korea
Eisenhower
Hungary
Ike
Formosa Strait
Lebanon
Europe
Ed Murrow
Cuba
Senate
South Korea
China
South Vietnam
SEATO
USA
Deadwood in the Church Warned by Atlanta Moderator
Dr. Herman Turner of Atlanta, retiring moderator of the United Presbyterian Church, told the Buffalo General Assembly that congregations harbor “dead wood” members who join but are not active. He cited the Laodicean rebuke to urge believers to be fervent in their faith and church work.
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Deadwood
Herman Turner
Atlanta
United Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Buffalo
Laodicea
Christ
Pennsylvanian warning on highway land seizure bill
Mason Denison argues HB 1259 could empower the Secretary of Highways to seize private property for present or future highway needs and later sell it to whomever he chooses, likening it to a land commissar. He warns of potential misuse amid past graft scandals and political shifts.
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Harrisburg
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Fidel
House of Representatives
Senate
Aucqul AL
Secretary of Highways
Castro
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Capitol Hill
Commonwealth
Ormsby-Gore Seen as Casual Link to Kennedy
The article portrays David Ormsby-Gore as a politically connected figure poised to replace Sir Harold Caccia as Britain’s envoy, signaling a more personal form of diplomacy with the Kennedy administration. It notes Ormsby-Gore’s Conservative MP status, long friendship with the Kennedys, and shared political language with President Kennedy.
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Washington
Britain
United States
David Ormsby- Gore
Harold Caccia
Foreign Office
Harold Macmillan
Eiisenhower
Macmillan
England
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Macmil
Law
Harold
Ormsby-Gore
Coventry
Sir Harold
Kennedy
Kennedys
Joseph P. Kennedy
Franklin Roosevelt
Jack
Ike
West
Replacement costs for lost stock certificates and high yield schemes
The expert explains that replacing a lost stock certificate requires notifying the registrar, proving ownership, filing a lost security affidavit, and obtaining an indemnity bond up to about six percent of stock value. For 100 shares of Du Pont at $200 each the bond could cost about $1,200. He cautions about broker promises of high monthly returns as unsound.
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du Pont
Cattle rustlers wearing tourist disguises puzzle Oklahoma sheriff
A southern Oklahoma sheriff warns cattle rustlers disguise themselves as tourists, clarifies not to confuse with real tourist disguise trends. The column also riffes on unrelated notes from weather to finance, and features broker guidance about dividend payments and transferring accounts.
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William Ritt
Central Press
Oklahoma
Over Our Skies by Thomas A Whiting
A weather and stargazing note dated Tuesday June 6 1961 lists sunset moonrise sunrise and new moon dates with times and provides a star brightness comparison. It explains magnitudes for Polaris Arcturus the Sun and the full Moon and clarifies brightness differences.
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Thomas A. Whiting
All Times
Tommorow
Polaris
Arcturus
Bible Thought On The Promise To You And Your Children
A short devotional reflecting Acts 2 39 about the promise extending to all who are called by the Lord. The verse emphasizes inclusion of future generations and distant believers within God’s call.
Voice Of Broadway highlights and showbiz chatter
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys stars and events from Rock Hudson and Marilyn Monroe in Chicago to Nina Simone rising in polls, Selene Walters winning a Paris court case, Bing Crosby’s Sing Along record, and other showbiz notes. Readers get a rapid roundup of theater, film, and literary life with names like Jane Powell, Debbie Reynolds, Patti Page, and Tropic of Cancer priced at seven fifty.
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Rock Hudson
Marilyn Maxwell
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Ind
Selene Walters
Iran
Selene
Paris
Nina Simone
The
Blue Angel
Sarah Vaughn
Peggy Lee
Metronome
Michael Kidd
Jane Powell
Mary Kaye
Cleveland
Phil Kilgallen McLean
New York
Peter Ustinov
Sir Laurence Olivier
Sir Laurence
Cal Bing Crosby
Bing
United States
Canada
Junior
Mommy and Daddy
Arthur Miller
the Bridge
Brooklyn
Tree in Sahara Warns Against Careless Driving
Explorer Henri Lhote recounts a wreck showing a driver hit the lone Sahara tree despite long odds. The piece urges constant alertness to avoid harm and fulfill a divine purpose, citing scriptural guidance and prayers for protection from making fatal errors.
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Sahara Desert
Henri Lhote
Shote
Sahara
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