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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1964

Page

4

Brazil's Crisis Pushes Goulart From Power to Exile

Brazil faces rapid upheaval as President Joao Goulart flees Rio after military officers march on the capital. Ranieri Mazilli becomes acting president as Congress ousts Goulart. Brizola and other leftists seek reforms while the United States watches cautiously.

Joao Goulart Brazil Leonel Brizola Congress Goulart Rio de Janeiro Porto Alegre Rio Grande de Sol Brasilia Chamber of Deputies Ranieri Mazzili Social Democratic Party Mazzili United States South America

Khrushchev Variously Sees Good Life as Aim of Communism

In Hungary Khrushchev praises affluence as part of the good life and questions Marxist-Leninist emphasis on revolution. He argues bread, housing, and culture grow life and may influence his stance with Mao's China, while warning not to lower defenses. The piece cites Emerson as irony.

Nikita S. Khrushchev Soviet Union Mao Tse-tung China Khrushchev Moscow Hungary

Far Northwest Democrats Clash With Fulbright on Viet Nam Policy

The article surveys four Western Democrats Morse Mansfield Gruening and Church opposing the Johnson Fulbright line on South Vietnam. It notes Republican contenders Goldwater Lodge Nixon and Rockefellerites aim to court Oregon voters while Morse signals foreign policy as the central issue.

U.S Olympus Wayne Morse Oregon Mike Mansfield Montana Ernest Gruening Alaska Frank Church Idaho Fulbright Arkansas South Viet Nam Indo-China Dienbienphu Lodge Washington South Viet Nam Morse Samuel Lubbell Goldwater Scranton Tiger Vishinsky Far East California Rockefellerites Far Northwest Gruening Church Mansfield Khrushchev Mao Tse-Tung Nixon Rockefeller Mao Lyndon Johnson Johnson

Dear Abby Answers Privacy and Etiquette Questions

Abbreviated column responds to concerns about meddling in others affairs and proper etiquette. Advice covers not policing strangers health, handling a husband’s fork grip, and how to request a private reply from Abby via mail.

Taxpayers vs government wage growth and tax waste case

A citizen voices opposition to postwar federal growth and “mark up” budget tricks. He cites 2.5 million federal employees and HEW waste, arguing 218 House votes can curb spending and balance the budget. He urges voters to press Congress and expose the markup tactic.

Larry Larry J Crane House of Representatives House FDA Washington Frank Gannett National Congress

Yanks Wine Taste Better as Americans Improve

The California Wine Institute reports Americans drink more wine and are catching up with Europeans. Per capita consumption stands around nine tenths of a gallon, with France at 33, Italy 29.5, and Portugal and Argentina at 20. About 85 percent of American wine comes from California, whose residents buy most of it.

San Francisco California Wine Institute California

Life Begins At 40 Sperber builds new career after blindness

Al Sperber, a department store buyer blinded at 40, found renewed purpose through telephone selling and convention planning. He started a home-based firm employing other blind people, aligning with AT&Ts telemarketing methods, and now coordinates conventions for groups during the World's Fair period in New York.

al Sperber Sperber American Telephone and Telegraph Co New York AT & T s _ telephone marketing organization Convention Planners, Inc Athens Messenger

Water safety and boat regulation urged amid deadly risks

Health chief James F. Speers of Des Moines reports he has mumps and will rest. The column argues oceans require stricter boating rules and criticizes lax oversight of small craft and licenses for captains and boats. It warns that current penalties do not prevent disasters and calls for universal preventive regulations.

R.M.S. Titanic Andrea Doria New Santa Paula Jersey US Coast Guard Des Moines Iowa James F. Speers Polk County Speers

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Goulash Ralph Waldo Emerson Abby Abig van Buren Camp McCoy Herb D.M Allen Street Beverly Hills Calif George W. Crane Supreme Court Food and Drug Administration HEW Department Kennedy Yanks By Robert Peterson Jim Bishop New Jersey Jack Sullivan Florida Mal I'N Orie & W Athens Ohio
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