The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 October 1957 — Page 3
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KAIJ.V l>AV \M) HOMEr OMI.\(, AT MT. OLIVET CHURCH Sunday. October 6 will be annual Rally Day and Homecoming for the Mt. Olivet Baptist church /
school hour beginning at 6:30 a. m„ the children will be featured in a special program before the assembled Sunday school. Following morning worship there will be a baptismal service for 10 candidates The noon meal will be a pitch-in basket dinner in the
b seraent. An old-fash-ior, d gi-puation will open the afterr n program, it is hoped that as : he living membets of the church as possible will b pie.srnt to respond to roll c .:' vh .11 follow. The Junior C: of h ?. ..ichdale Christian Church will present a musical
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BEATEN TO DEATH PORT AU PRINCE. Haita UP —Official American charges that a U. S. citizen was beaten to death while in police custody brought relations between Washington and Haiti’s ruling military junta to a state of crisis today. The American, Shibley Talamas, was picked up Saturday night for violating the curfew while out seeking a doctor for his wife. She gave birth the next morning while Talamas was in prison. A three-man U. S. medical team examined the body of Talamas. and said the chubby, 30-year-old American was beaten to death despite statements by the Haitian military government he had died of a "heart attack.”
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