Haitian Exiles Advance as Invasion Threat Looms
Haitian exiles pushing a two pronged advance from the Dominican border report gains near Fort Liberte and Cap Haitien. Commanders led by exiled leaders claim about 300 to 500 invaders, with DUvalier regime topple as the goal, while Dominican officials hold confidential talks on the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew T. Kenny
Caribbean
Hai- Santo Domingo
Dominican
Tian
Its
Leoners
Aml
Fort Liberte
near-Cantave
Iby
Derac
Trouinl
Paul Vernas
Coordina
Pierre Biocratic
Francois Duvalier
Gonaives
Rusk: U S Support Likely for Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Secretary of State Dean Rusk predicted strong U.S. backing for the nuclear test ban pact he signed with Britain and the Soviet Union. He spoke after meeting senators in Moscow and planned Senate hearings next week to explain the agreement banning tests in air, outer space, and beneath water.
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Moscow
UPI
Dean Ruski
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
Rusk
Leningrad
Washington
Hubert
Humphrey
Minnesota
John
Spariman
Alabama
Kennedy
Senate
Nikita
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Merchants desegregate lunch counters in Baton Rouge
Desegregation occurred at 12 retail stores in downtown Baton Rouge and two suburban centers with advance notice. Negroes were served at noon. picketing continued at the city pool. Civil rights leaders seek an early hearing on park and recreation desegregation. Police arrested 138 demonstrators in Athens and Sumter for parade violations, many juveniles. Nearby, demonstrations and tensions shift across Chicago, Danville, Norallk, and Detroit as civil rights actions continue.
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Retai
Baton Rouge
Athens
Sumter
S.C
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Danville
Main
Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Noralk
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Chevrolet
Africans push for UN action on South Africa boycott
At the United Nations a coalition from Africa and Asia urged the Security Council to back a partial economic boycott of South Africa. The Afro Asian resolution seeks a ban on South African goods and arms shipments, with Britain and France reportedly favoring an arms embargo. The United States indicated it will end arms exports after current commitments are fulfilled, while some permanent members face hard bargaining.
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United Nations
Updafrican
Security Council
South Africa
United States
Britain
France
Norway
Itahiana
Morocco
Philippines
China
Soviet Union
U.S
Tdl
South America
Elyria Seeks Better Lighting for Downtown Streets
Elyria contemplates improved downtown lighting to enhance safety and visibility. Berlin Heights council discusses traffic measures after labeling a ra dar as sneaky. One councilman in Vermilion backs a speed limit proposal amid ongoing discussions.
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Berlin Heights
Vermilion
Northeastern Ohio Weather Update Cloudy Warm with Showers
Considerable cloudiness and warm today with scattered showers and thunder storms. Highs 80 to 86. Tonight fair and cooler. low around 58. Thursday sunny and mild. Tuesday temperature range 56 to 83. The 24 hour precipitation shows none. Humidity readings across the day indicate moderate levels with sunrise at 6 28 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Workers Return to Project Amid Civil Rights Tension in Cleveland
Eleven sheet metal workers report back to the downtown underground convention hall project after walking out on Gilbert Foster who was hired to meet demands for more Black workers. Union leaders say they will again pull men off the job if civil rights figures push for job opportunities or altered employment status.
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Cleveland
UPI
Sheet Metal Workers Union
Gilbert Foster
Foster
A. Nabowski Co
United Freedom Movement
Combined search continues in SE Korea for missing Army plane
More than 30 American and South Korean aircraft searched dawn to locate a U.S. Army plane missing with six men aboard since Sunday. Weather hampered two days of effort. UNC spokesman cited no evidence of Communist fire but did not rule it out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sequl
Korea
UPS
South Korea
Daepo-Ri
United Nations Command
UNC
U.S. Army
Ist
Oberlin
Africa Cavalry Division
Peace Corps
Chance Creek
Vermilion River
Peace Corps trainees prepare for roughing it next week
In its eighth week of training, Peace Corps trainees will set up their own campsite and learn outdoor living. Representatives from Washington will advise on African conditions, though they were not named or scheduled to teach specific skills. The program will end early next month with successful corpsmen flying to French Equatoria Africa to teach English.
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Donald Reich
Reich
Africa
Washington
i'Equatoria Africa
School leaders meet to solve neighborhood desegregation issues
Baltimore officials and educators from Northern and Midwest cities held a three day conference with Negro groups and government officials to tackle de facto segregation in public schools. they acknowledged the crisis and the cost of integration while stressing education and equal opportunity. CORE official Gene Toumour urged focus on integrating schools as part of educational excellence.
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Baltimore
UPI
Midwest
Easion
David G. Salten
New Rochelle
N.Y
Gene Toumour
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Construction boom: $5.9 billion in new builds last month
The Commerce Department said private construction reached 4.2 billion dollars and public construction 1.7 billion dollars for the month, totaling approximately 5.9 billion in new work.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Wrong Kind of Taxi Ends With Police Stop
In Brooklyn at 12 30 a m John O Donnell and another man hired a cab driven by Howard Lemmerman. They threatened the driver with a knife and robbed him of fifteen dollars before fleeing. Police followed and confronted the suspects after a dramatic car chase.
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New York
John O'Donnell
Brooklyn
O'Donnell
Howard Lemmerman
Lemmerman
Robert McKeon
Edward Bistany
Paxe
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Army
Renee Leon
Juan Bosch
By Henry Shapiro
Kremlin
NATO
Warsaw
United Press Internations
Elyria
Atreety
Aes
Phan Thiet Morgue
South
Viet
Roberts
U.S. A
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