Haiti's Duvalier Faces Growing Communist Threat Ahead
Haitian dictator Francois Duvalier faces a volatile backlash as discontent within the army and exile communities raise the prospect of a coup or external influence. Diplomats warn that a Communist takeover could follow a topple, with May 15 to 22 seen as a critical window. The regime relies on the feared Tonton Macoutes militia and US aid cuts heighten economic distress amid Haiti's deep poverty.
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Area Deaths Martinsburg Mts Wendigo Sine
Winters of good died Thursday afternoon at City Hospital. Born November 22 100 at Columbia Furnace Va daughter of Melate and Lydia Sine. Member of Union EUW Church Calamhia Furnade first married Reuben Franklin Shipp second to Parry Oliver Williams. Survived by two sons Bruce Williams and Joseph Shipp two daughters Lydia Whitacre Gladys Lewis 7 grandchildren 35 great grandchildren half brother James Sine.
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Gladys V Lewis
Martinsburg
Trather
Mio Sine
Columbia Byenace
James Sine
Conter
Ruritans Back Baseball And Scout Troop
The Antieton-Carson Huritan Club plans to sponsor a Little League team, Community Softball, and a Scout troop. Officers led by Hloris Knight presided. John Hutson headed meals. plans included a June work camping at Carp Sinoquine and a Wing and Weekend campout at Hutson’s cabin in the Alleghenies, with Barry Taylor new member and a zone meeting cited.
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Hloris Knight
David Myers
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John Hutson
Pranvis (Skunk) Knight
Mherl Bulls
Bay Scout Iion
Sneal Bay
Carp Sinoquine
Allegheny Mountains
Barry Taylor
Ar Otzelberger
Fioris Keight
Hagerstown
Oscar Otzelberger
Prayer Today Fill Us With Zeal for Thy Kingdom
Prayer calls believers to live and labor for God's Kingdom with ardent zeal. It urges consecration of all powers to service and asserts salvation through faith, not works. The speaker, A. A. Scou, past-moderator of the United Church in Canada, signs the prayer.
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Syria and Arab Nationalism Shot Through by Tension
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan surveys Syria as the cradle of Arab nationalism. He traces a long history of invaders and colonial rule from Egyptians to Ottomans, the French mandate, and postwar upheavals. The piece notes Syria’s strategic location, its oil pipelines, and the enduring friction with Israel, the West, and emerging leftist currents led by the Soviets in the 1960s.
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Arab East
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Chicago
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League of Nations
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Turkey
Wus
Pleased With Plea To Keep Quiet Shapes Campaign
JFK expressed satisfaction with a plea for silence as administration officials said they would support and campaign for the Republican presidential candidate. The piece notes Nixon and Rockefeller as potential leaders while cautioning against public disclosure that could aid the opposition amid concerns of political instability in Syria and regional violence.
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Republica
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Catholic Press Denounces Maryland Sterilization Bill
The Catholic Review, Baltimore Archdiocese paper, blasts a Maryland House bill to authorize voluntary sterilization for adults and impose compulsory sterilization for those under 21. The front page editorial warns the proposal attacks human dignity and threatens bodily integrity of a large segment of the population.
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Flood Damage To Norwich In Millions
Norwich of southeastern Connecticut faced an estimated 2 to 3 million dollars in flood damage after a Wednesday night flash flood. Federal and state officials planned aid conferences with city leaders. The SBA declared Norwich a disaster area as Gov. Dempsney pledged help and Sen. Dodd offered assistance. A dam burst sent a 15 acre pond’s floodwaters sweeping toward the city, killing several and prompting multiple funeral arrangements.
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John N. Dempsncy
Thomas J. Dodd
Washington
Warren Aml
Alex Pohol
Peter Roode
Mac Hobkdoux
Anna Barrett
Madlyn Atterbury
Margaret Moody
Mrs. Moody
Curran Named Prison Chief
Gov. Tawes nominates James Curran as Maryland correction commissioner after confirming acting head. He has 23 years with the Department of Correction and previously led state prisons from 1957 until the system restructured last year. The $18 000 eight year post awaits Senate approval.
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Demos Call For Action On Tax Cut
The article notes disagreement over a tax cut and the political stakes. Dirksen argues for action if broad reductions can be made aligned with Kennedy requests. Willard Wirtz downplays the jobless rise but urges quick moves to boost the economy and employment, citing February unemployment at 4,918,000 with a year rise and a record February job total.
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Nixon Attacks Kennedy Over Cuba Policy
Nixon spoke in Chicago attacking Kennedy on Cuba policy. He argued U S foreign policy must defend freedom regardless of neutral nations mood and warned against seeking Neutra support. He claimed Kennedy would appease the timid and weak.
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New York publishers and printers near end of shutdown
Agreement in principle on a contract end date for all unions subject to craft unions and the American Newspaper Guild approval. Wagner unveiled proposal after midnight as 19,000 workers idled. Estimated cost about 18.5 million over two years. no expected rise in newsstand prices. negotiations to clean remaining issues and resume publication.
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Revolution Sweeping Syria Under Guidance of Nasser
Reported upheaval in Damascus signals a coup tied to the Arab Baath Socialist party. Col Abdullah Jabrini named acting commander of internal security forces, a Nasser ally. Rebels urge "positive neutrality" and pledge loyalty to UN charter while seeking federation rather than immediate union with Egypt.
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