Goulart Sends Troops To Smash Brazil Revolt
Embattled President Joao Goulart orders troops to rebel hotspots north and southwest of Rio de Janeiro as loyal generals switch sides. Fighting spreads to Juiz de Fora and Belo Horizonte with 30 000 rebels converging on the capital. Nationwide strikes disrupt transport and a three day school holiday is announced.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Joao Goulart
Humberto Castello Branco
Army
Abelardo Jarema
3Rd Army
Rio Grande Do Sul
2Nd Army
Sao Paulo
Rio
Juiz de Fora
Minas Gerais
Belo Horizonte
Amaury Kruel
Olimpio Mourao
Arthur da Costa Y Silva
Decio Palmeiro Escobar
Man
Union
Correio de Manha
Jair Dantas de Ribeiro
Ademhar de Barros
War Ministry
Quake Death Toll Rises as Alaska Relief Rush Expands
Anchorage and south central Alaska reel from a powerful quake and tidal wave. Official tallies show 24 dead and 79 presumed dead with 55 injured, plus 31 missing reported unofficially. Coast Guard death at Kayak Island and Turnagain fatalities not yet confirmed. Federal relief airlift accelerates as Johnson orders rapid response.
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Alaska
Alaska Emergency Health Office
Health Office
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Turnagain
Chenega
Port Ashton
Port Nellie Juan
Washington
Johnson
California Democrats Split Over Senate Contest
In Sacramento a Democratic split widens as Don Bradley leaves to manage Pierre Salinger’s bid for the Senate while Gov. Edmund G. Brown backs Alan Cranston to succeed Clair Engle. Cranston denounces Salinger as Nixon-like. Jesse Unruh and the California Democratic Council weigh in on the showdown.
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U.S. Senate
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Democratic State Central Committee
Edmund G. Brown
Pierre
Brown
Alan Cranston
Clair Engle
Bradley
Cranston
Salinger
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Tom C. Carvey
California Democratic Council
Big Daddy
Jesse Unruh
CDC
Governor's Mom Behind Bars in St Augustine Sit-In
Mrs. Malcolm Peabody, 72 year old mother of the Massachusetts governor, was jailed in St Augustine for trespassing and violating a law on undesirable guests after refusing to leave a motel dining room during a mass demonstration that led to many arrests. Bond set at 300 dollars. she planned to leave jail today.
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Malcolm Peabody
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
St. Augustine
Fla
St, Augustine
Peabody
Donald Campbell
Cambridge
Mass
J. Lawrence Burkholder
Harvard
Voting Rights Section Dubbed Modest Step
Senators Hart and Keating frame the voting rights section of the civil rights bill as a modest first step toward expanding ballot access for African Americans in the South. Thurmond denounces the literacy standard and defends state rights while claiming extensive Black registration in his state.
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Senate
South
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Congress
Hart
Kenneth B. Keating
N.Y
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Thurmond
President Johnson Returns to White House Amid Snowfall
After six days of balmy weather at his Texas ranch, President Johnson returns to the White House as Washington receives its second snowfall of the week.
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White House
Washington
Texas
Johnson
Press Corps Seeks Slowdown From the President
A White House press corps note urges President Johnson to curb speed while driving, citing traffic casualties. Reporters tracked LBJ at 60 to 65 mph and speculated Mrs Johnson’s driver hit 75 to 80 mph, with a New York paper noting a photographer’s odometer at 90.
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Tex
White House
Johnson
LBJ
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New York
the World- Telegram
the Sun
GOP Big Wigs Estranged From LBJ Over Policy
President Johnson has cut off direct talks with Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen and House GOP Leader Charles Halleck after their criticism of his foreign policy. This marks a break from earlier weeks when he regularly phoned Dirksen and invited him to the White House. He even apologized to Halleck after an anonymous White House critic attacked him in December.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Panama
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Dirksen
Halleck
Speedy House
McArthur Man Killed In Route 278 Collision
Charles H. Red Birkhimer, 40, of McArthur, a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway station agent, died after his car skidded into a bridge abutment at the Lake Hope State Park entrance on Route 278. He was returning from the Nelsonville office when the crash occurred and was thrown from the car, striking a bridge post.
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Charles H
Red
Birkhimer
Route 278
Lake Hope State Park
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Nelsonville
Crazed man kills relatives then commits suicide near police station
Raymond Rogel 34 shot and killed his brother-in-law Fred Roberts 27 and his niece Theresa 6 in a suburban Bedford Heights trailer. Rogel wounded sister-in-law Erma Roberts 26, hid two other children, then fled to a friend’s home and shot himself at a mailbox in front of Garfield Heights police station after writing a letter. News spread as Mrs. Ira Cook, mother of the Roberts and Rogel, died of a heart attack upon learning of the killings.
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Raymond Rogel
Ter
Erma Roberts
Bedford Heights
Rogel
Phyllis
Roberts
Fred Roberts
Theresa
Saeger
W. Va
Ira Cook
Funeral Home
Roger
Garfield Heights
Nixon Visits Saigon to Discuss Vietnam War with Lodge
Former Vice President Richard Nixon arrived in Saigon to confer with his 1960 running mate U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. Nixon planned to hear Lodge's appraisal of the Vietnam situation and share views from his world tour on Asian countries he visited.
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Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
USS
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
Lodge
Fire Kills 7 in Beverly Household Tragedy
A blaze in a two family home in Beverly Massachusetts killed a father John Crandell 40 mother Barbara Crandell 38 and their five children Kathie John Jr Richard Stephen and James ages 2 to 10. The children were trapped on the third floor and the parents died attempting rescue.
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Beverly
Mass
John Crandell
Barbara
Kathie
John Jr
Richard
Stephen
James Crandell
MacArthur's Condition Reported Deteriorating
Walter Reed Army Hospital announced General Douglas MacArthur's condition worsened over the past 24 hours. He had a peaceful night with a slight blood pressure drop and moderate rise in pulse. kidney function continued to diminish as a complicating factor. A tube in the esophagus and stomach was to be released this morning.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Glenn's Die Hard Backers Meet On Draft Possibility
Supporters of Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. plan to meet in Columbus to discuss drafting the space hero into the Democratic Senate race. Glenn is recovering from a head injury after a bathroom fall on February 28 and has withdrawn from the race. Ohio law bars removal of his name from the May 5 primary ballot despite his withdrawal.
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Columbus
John H. Glenn, Jr
U.S. Senate
Don Gosney
Columbiana County
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Air Force Hospital
Texas
Stephen M. Young
Ohio Civic Leaders Select LBJ Goldwater As Leading Candidates
A statewide poll of 5000 Ohio civic leaders shows President Johnson leading the Democratic ticket with 93 percent and Barry Goldwater at 40 percent for the GOP nomination. Richard Nixon followed with 26 percent, with other candidates earning smaller shares.
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Civic Leaders
Lbj. Goldwater
Columbus
Ohio Information Committee
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Sec
OIC
Roger H. Ferger
Cincinnati Enquirer
Goldwater
GOP
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Two Perish In Smashup
Two young Ohioans died when their car collided with a semi on U S 35 east of Chillicothe near Richmondale. Driver Raymond J. Rose 19 of Cincinnati died from a crushed skull and passenger John R. Lattimer 20 of Dayton sustained a broken neck after being hurled into a field.
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U. S. 35
Richmondale
Raymond J. Rose
Cincinnati
John R. Lattimer
Dayton
Rose
Lattimer
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