Brazil's New Leader Promises Moderate Rule
Brazil's new military president Gen Humberto Castelo Branco, 63, pledged a moderate regime and said remedies for left wing extremism will not birth a reactionary right. Inaugurated to serve two months of the term, he vowed all democratic nations and free peoples would be his allies as Brazil shifts toward a pro Western line. Elections promised for October 1964 with a new president to take office January 1966.
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Joao Goulart
Castello Branco
Cuba
Goulart
Chamber of Deputies
Castelo Branco
Janio Quadros
Latin America
Castello Branca
Rio de Janeiro
Mystery Shrouds Slaying Of N Y Nuclear Physicist
Columbia University physicist Charles Gallagher Jr. 31 was found shot in Central Park after leaving home Tuesday night. Police treat as homicide with no clear motive and missing gun. Gallgher had recent Brookhaven Lab research. incident may involve his atomic work.
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Columbia University
Central Park
Thomas C. Renaghan
Charles Gallagher Jr
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Gallagher
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
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West 118Th St
Kristin
Steve
Mike
Columbia
Pupin Wall
Court clears sale path for General Aniline to private buyers
Federal judge lifts injunction blocking a 1942 seizure and settlement over General Aniline & Film Corp. The decision allows the company to be sold to a private American enterprise and outlines distribution of proceeds between the United States and Interhandel. The judge notes no intervenors are adversely affected and that court approval is not required for the compromise.
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General Aniline & Film Corp
Dist
David AL Pine
Justice Department
General Aniline
Interhandel
Switzerland
J. G. Farben
United States
U.S. District Court
Pine
Intexchandel
Illinois Write-In Highlight In GOP Race At traditions
In Illinois 4,500 write in votes for Wallace topped Rockefeller Scranton Romney and Stassen though his name was not on the ballot. Margaret Chase Smith ran hard in New Hampshire but finished near the bottom with 2,120 votes while William Scranton campaigned cautiously amid questions about his presidential ambitions.
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Sam Tyne
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Michigan
George Romney
Harold Stassen
Lodge Surprises by Leading NH Presidential Write-Ins
In New Hampshire the write in Lodge topped all GOP contenders, with Goldwater at 480,000 and Mrs. Smith far behind. Nixon’s name drew 24,000 votes, while Lodge’s unseen candidacy drew over 52,000 and Oregon polls show him leading Nixon and Rockefeller. The phenomenon hints at a public favoring silent figures over active campaigning.
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Richard J. Nixon
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U S Businessman Jailed in Cuba on Spy Charge
UPI reports Frank C. Emmick, 49, a Rossford Ohio businessman and former exporter of frog legs, was sentenced in Havana to 10 to 90 years on charges of spying for the CIA. A roll of film of Soviet bases found in his locker at the American Club, where he was president, was cited as the strongest evidence. Witnesses alleged the frog legs business served as a cover for intelligence work.
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UPI
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Rossford
Ohio
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Emmick
Cuba
Reischauer Resting In Honolulu After Wound
US 5 Ambassador Edwin O. Reischauer recuperates in Honolulu from a March 24 stab wound. He and his Japan-born wife arrived at Hickam Field for a two week stay and were greeted by military and civic leaders.
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UPI
Japan
Edwin O. Reischauer
Hickam Field
Flying Housewife Aims Solo World Flight End Run
Jerrie Mock, 38, mother of three, prepares to pilot an ultralight solo world voyage from Oakland toward Columbus. She has flown 30,004 miles across oceans and continents, singing arias to cope with loneliness. She plans a 1,200 mile hop to El Paso then 1,650 miles to the launch city, with the final leg beginning March 19.
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Calif
Jerrie Mock
Two Indicted For Attempt At Extortion
Two Chicago insurance brokers tied to Teamsters president James Hoffa were indicted in San Francisco on charges of attempting to extort 3100 600 from Stewart B. Hopps and a Panamanian insurer by threats to injure Hopps and his grandchildren. Allen Dorfman faced three counts for threatening interstate communications. Paul Dorfman faced a travel-related charge. The Senate Rackets Committee report linked Paul Dorfman to the Hoffa network and noted Patt Dorfman as a friend of Johnny Dio.
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UPL
Chicago
Teamsters Union
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Justice Department
Allen M. Dorfman
Paul Dorfman
San Francisco
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Hopps
Allen Dorfman
Senate
James R. Hoffa
Patt Dorfman
Johnny Dioguardi
Underworld
Johnny Dio
Hussein Urges Review of U S Middle East Policy
King Hussein of Jordan pressed the United States to reassess its approach to the Arab world during talks with President Johnson. The two leaders issued a communique noting a just peace in the Middle East and the cordial, frank discussions at the White House.
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Jordan
Johnson
United States
Middle East
U. S
Citizens Committee
White House
King Constantine to Wed in Autumn in Athens
King Constantine announced in Athens that he will wed Princess Anne Marie of Denmark on September 1. The 23-year-old king, who ascended after his father King Paul’s death, said the ceremony will follow a six month mourning period. Anne Marie turns 18 on August 30 and the couple have been engaged since January 1953. the wedding was previously planned for January.
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