Haiti Rebels Claim Advance Near Mont Organise
Reinforced government troops press a drive to oust exiled invaders from the Mont Organise area near the Haiti Dominican border. Cantave’s rebels, claiming triumphs in Santo Domingo, report guerrilla progress as government forces struggle to respond.
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Leon Cantares
Mont Organise
Port Au Prince
Cantave
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Riviere du Nord
Mont
Duvalier
Rene Chalmers
Washington
Council of the Organization of American States
AOS
Dominican Republic
Federal order delays Marble Canyon hearings again
A Federal Power Commission action to reopen Marble Canyon Dam hearings is described as a definite delay. The report notes related Arizona dispatches on traffic fatalities, local flood damage, and housing plans as context for statewide concerns.
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Federal Power Commission
Marble Canyon
Miners Trapped 400-Foot Shaft Found Alive by Rescuers
Three miners trapped since last Tuesday in a 400 foot coal mine shaft have contacted rescuers. They report all are in good shape as crews intensify efforts to reach them. James Meredith’s peaceful graduation at Ole Miss contrasts with earlier campus violence.
LeMay criticizes nuclear test ban as net disadvantage
General Curtis E. LeMay, speaking for the military view, says the nuclear test ban treaty yields net disadvantages for the United States. The Alliance for Progress marks its second birthday with mixed opinions and a $2.5 billion price tag. Two White House puppies head to Illinois and Missouri for two lucky youngsters. Barry Goldwater questions what more has been promised Soviet Russia after the test ban in his editorial.
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U.S
White House
Tlinois
Missouri
Russia
Barry Goldwater T
Tito
Red China
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Peking
United States
Britain
Khrushchev
World Haiti forces press to drive exiles from border region
Conflicting reports note Haiti government reinforcements pressing a campaign to oust exile invaders from mountain areas along the Haiti Dominican border. In Saigon and Hue large Buddhist protests challenge the regime while Scotland Yard studies fingerprint clues to a train robbery gang. Khrushchev plans a Yugoslavia visit amid Sino Soviet tensions. Biondolillo wins Tucson Open bowing, and legal actions surface over a $10 million libel suit involving Wally Butts. Dodgers and Yankees sweep both ends of doubleheaders as seasons drive on.
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Haiti
General Index and Page Mentions
A compact index lists sections such as Bridge Citizen Comics Crossword Puzzle Deaths Editorials Financial News Molly Mayfield Movie Times Sports TV Radio Dials Woman's View and page numbers for navigation across the issue.
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Bridge
Citizen Charlie
Financial News
Molly Mayfield
Woman's View
Man Fights Six Attackers To Save Wife In South Tucson
Jesus Machado, 27, of 216 East 30th Street, fought off six men who attacked him and abductors targeted his wife Ortensia as the trio walked home from a drive in. He was injured with multiple lacerations and a fractured skull and was in satisfactory condition at Pima County Hospital. Police are seeking the assailants.
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South Tucson
Pima County Hospital
Jesus Machado
E. 30Th St
Frank Barrios
Ortensia
Mary Martinez
Barrios
Martinez
Machado
Bar
Prowler Routed as Mother Fights Intruder in East Side Home
An East Side mother reported battling a prowler who entered through a living room window. She claimed to have torn drapes and may have struck the intruder, described as a man age 30 to 35 with crew cut and a bandage under one eye, who fled after her teenage daughter called for help. Police are investigating the two separate prowler reports from the area.
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East Side
East 18Th Street
Boy falls from hotel window ledge and is saved
In Utica New York a 13 year old boy John Holter leaned back from a 10th floor hotel window sill and toppled onto a ledge five feet below. A policeman summoned by another guest pulled him back inside unhurt.
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Utica
N.Y
John Holter
Khrushchev Plans Yugoslavia Trip Amid Sino Soviet Rift
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev prepared for a two week visit to Belgrade to meet with Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito. The trip signals a public rift with China over ideological and strategic questions.
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Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Russia
Red China
Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
China
Black Sea
Pitsunda
Belgrade
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscriptions and Rates Notice
Public notice lists subscription options for Tucson Daily Citizen with home delivery in Tucson and outside rates. Details include annual totals and carrier information as published by Citizen Publishing Co. in Tucson Arizona.
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Tucson
Arizone
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Anni
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