Kubitschek Loses Political Rights To Bar Him From Brazil Presidency
Brazil moved to bar Juscelino Kubitschek from politics for 10 years after President Humberto Castelo Branco signed a decree removing him from the Senate. The action followed the 1964 coup that toppled Goulart, with Kubitschek joining thousands of supporters in Rio de Janeiro and prompting debate within his Social Democratic party about backing the government.
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Humberto Castello Branco
Kubitschek
Senate
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Goulart
Janio Quadros
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Guanabara
Minas Gerais
Getulio Vargas
South America
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Near-miss electrocution injures three near Little Falls
Three men narrowly escaped when a crane touched a 33 000 volt line three miles east of Little Falls Minnesota causing a 41 minute blackout in several communities. The crane operator and two workers were unhurt though sparks ignited a tree sump. Further repairs were needed to fix damaged conductors.
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Dennis
Minnesota Power and Light Co
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Freedham
Lastrup
Pierz
Genola
Buckman
Little Falls
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Cupid Helps Family in Growing up
In Warroad Minnesota the Foster orphans assume household duties after parents died in 1960 and 1961. Rita aged 20 returns from California to care for siblings and marries James Brewster last June. Yvonne comes home to help, she marries Doug Johnson last Saturday. Nancy now leads the family including Michael and six sisters Dolores Gloria Barbara Roberta and twins Denise and Deanne.
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Gloria
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JC's Flag Display Sparks Confusion in Midwest City
The Junior Chamber of Commerce staged 170 flag staffs display for National Fly the Flag Week, but a caller noted that the week hadn’t begun yet, revealing a timing error in Oklahoma City's suburban display.
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Okla
Midwest City
Chamber of Commerce
Son Shoots Dad Under Threats in Family Tragedy
In Los Angeles police report a bitter family feud ends when Leonard Thierry 32 orders his children to shoot him after wife Mary 26 leaves. The 4 year old Glen pulls the trigger after refusing earlier. Thierry is in critical condition. children placed with their mother.
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General Hospital
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Cabinet gains Indira Gandhi a key minister in Nehru successor
In New Delhi Nehru's successor Lal Bahadur Shastri names a cabinet retaining 11 members from Nehru's team and adding four including Indira Gandhi as information and broadcasting minister. Other new appointees include S K Patil railways Sanjiva Reddy steel and Humayun Kabir petroleum and chemicals.
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Congress Party
Bombay
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Humayun Kabir
Johnson Cult Leads Anti Australian Fund in New Hanover
Anti Australian Papuans on New Hanover Island form a 2500 member movement to buy President Johnson and eject Australia. They refuse the 4.48 dollar head tax and expect U.S. troops and ships to arrive, while Australian police deploy to the island amid a history of pro American cult activity.
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Port Moresby
New Guinea
New Hanover Island
Johnson
Australian New Guinea
Mick Healey
New Hanover
New Ireland Island
Bosmialek
Healy
U.S
House of Assembly
New Ireland
World Jurists Clear U S of Panamanian Charges in Riots
The International Commission of Jurists in Geneva cleared the United States of Panamanian charges that American troops and police used human rights violations during January riots in the Panama Canal Zone. It said excessive force may have been used to quell rioters and snipers, while criticizing Panamanian authorities for not curbing violence and for inflammatory broadcasts. Twenty-two people died and about 325 were injured January 9 to 12 as Panamanian crowds protested the Canal Zone flag.
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International Commission of Jurists Today
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Panama Canal Zone
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U.S
Presentation of Evidence Begins in Walker Libel Suit
In Fort Worth Texas AP reports that former Maj. Gen. Edwin A Walker faces a 2 million libel suit. A 12 jurors panel is seated and will decide if Associated Press stories accusing him of leading a 1962 riot at the University of Mississippi are true. Walker’s attorney denies leader role while AP contends stories are accurate.
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Fort Worth
Associated Press
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
Clyde Watts
Okla
U.S
Texas
Gooch
Erhard Starts 5 Day Canada US Visit to Strengthen Ties
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard departs for a five day trip to Canada and the United States. He aims to reinforce Western Europe North American bonds with talks in Ottawa and appearances at Harvard and the Council on Foreign Relations before visiting Washington.
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New York
Washington Frida
Johnson
Greek Army on High Alert Over Cyprus Invasion Fears
Athens reports renewed alert as fears mount that Turkey plans to invade Cyprus tonight or tomorrow. A Greek government source warns of an imminent war break, while Turkish officials say any landing would aim to preserve the constitution, not partition.
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Essex Officials Optimistic Strikers Will Return to Jobs
Essex Wire workers vote on a modified four year contract after Gov. Romney urged public interest over party. IWEU and Essex officials express confidence the 180 strikers will approve amid tense picket lines and a 102 day strike. The agreement would raise the average hourly wage from 2.47 by about three cents.
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Hillsdale, Mich
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George W. Romney
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Romney
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State Elks Convene 60th Annual Meet in Owatonna
Minnesota Elks Lodges begin their 60th annual convention in Owatonna with Flag Day exercises Thursday. The event runs through Saturday featuring a parade with 35 bands, drum and bugle corps, a golf tournament, trap shooting, and a horse show. L E Moening of Owatonna serves as president of the State Elks Association.
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