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Tracy Q. Webb Jr., 653 to 138.

In the justice of the peace race,

there will be a runoff between

Leo Byrd, 308 votes, and Chand

ler Havens, 288 votes. Phillip H.

Graves got 236 votes.

FORT AU FKLNUE, Hatl

(UP)—Haiti today protested a

second time against Dominican

aggression in a note to the Or

ganization of American States and

demanded that body take imme

ediate action to halt it.

The new Haitian protest coin

cided with the dispatch of three

planeloads of troop reinforce

ments from Port au Prince to

Cape Haitien in the officially la

belled northeast “war zone.”

The troops carried light and

heavy machineguns and other

combat equipment. They traveled

in Haitian army troop carriers.

The.new Haitian protest to the

OAS hinted at a possible serious

turn in military developments in

the northeast. The original Hai

tian protest, taken up by the OAS

Tuesday, did not ask that body

to take any action.

There was no indication how

many troops were airlifted to the

front today but it was speculated

that anywhere from 35 to 50 were

aboard each plane.

Rumors circulated in Port au

Prince of a new exile landing at

Grande Saline, on Haiti’s west

coast, but this was believed to

stem from exile claims to that ef

fect made in New York Tuesday.

Two-Pronged Drive

In Santo Dominga, exile spokes

men claimed their invasion troops

were pushing a two-pronged drive

into the Haitian northeast, pick

ing up support along the way

from army deserters and the

peasantry.

3 Negroes Arrested Ruleville,

For Trying To Vote Illegally

Three Negro civil rights workers

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Chronicle. (1963). Pascagoula, Miss., 1963-08-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87065526/1963-08-07/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Chronicle, 1963-08-07.