Brazil Crisis Deepens as Goulart Fights Return to Power
In Paris vice president Joao Goulart waits as Congress debates his succession after Quadros resignation. Military control tightens as Brazil teeters toward crisis. Soviet relations freeze after 14 years with Moscow blaming US interference. Goulart’s camp insists on constitutional right. Denys signals doubt about his presidency. The UN envoy relays the messages while Paris awaits a decision and a swift return to Brazil.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Joao
Jango) Goulart
Paris
Congress
Janio Quadros
Foreign Office
Soviet Union
Quadros
Goulart
Moscow Radio
United States
Brazil
Robert Woodward
U.S
Odylio Denys
Denys
United Nations
Francisco Santiago Dante
Pace Two
Actress Gail Russell Dies With Empty Vodka Bottle Nearby
HOLLYWOOD AP Actress Gail Russell 36 found dead in her West Los Angeles apartment late Saturday night with an empty vodka bottle by her side Other empty liquor bottles were in the four room quarters Police said death appeared from natural causes and noted a serious liver ailment in recent years Russell had been hailed as Star of Tomorrow by Paramount scouts in 1947 and starred in Lady in Dark Our Hearts Wereناول
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Hollywood
Gail Russell
Los Angeles
Miss Russell
Santa Monica High School
Paramount
Daily Chuckle Cartoon Caption
A comic panel joke notes that someone is “washed up” after a shower gag. The caption plays on words about being clean and done, typical humor for a light daily feature.
East German Reds Demand Voice in Talks on Germany
East German Communist party organ Neues Deutschland urged bilateral talks on access to West Berlin and a peace treaty covering both East and West Germany. It warned of guarantees for East German citizens and West Berlin’s peaceful status, while noting Western Allies refuse to negotiate with East Germany. The piece also cites clashes at the East German border with West Berlin and warning shots.
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Berlin
Germany
Neues Deutschland
Communist Party
East
West Germany
East Germany
Red Organ
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Red
Our
Republic
Red Army
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West
Algeria Debacle Deepens as Rebel Premier Replaced
Algeria’s rebel government ousts Premier Ferhat Abbas and installs Ben Youssef ben Khedda a militant 41 year old pro Communist leader alongside Saed Dahiev as foreign minister The shakeup aims to escalate the fight with France and tilt the regime toward the Soviet bloc The move follows a Tripoli meeting of the National Council of the Algerian Revolution and precedes Ben Khedda’s trip to Cairo and Belgrade linking to nonaligned states
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Tunisia
Algeria
Ferhat Abbas
France
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Abbas
Saed Dahiev
Ben Khedda
Cairo
Casablanca
Belgrade
Tripoli
Libya
Red
Cuban press censorship claim contrasted with syndicate control
The Cuban government denies official press censorship of dispatches sent abroad while admitting that members of the Cuban Telecommunications Syndicate control copy and may delete or alter it. A three month in Cuba as a Canadian Press reporter found that syndicate editors exercise broad authority, revising stories as they see fit.
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Ottawa
Cuba
Canada
U N Troops Seize Key Katanga Centers In Congo Crisis
U N forces in Elisabethville imposed a siege like control taking over the airport and key Katanga sites to remove about 500 foreign officers from the army and aid the Congo government of Premier Cyrille Adoula. Armored cars patrolled streets as 68 of 512 Europeans connected to the Katanga regime were arrested.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
O (Ap
U.N
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Moise Tshombe
Leopoldville
Adoula
United Nations
Ingappe Raja
Godefrois
Plane Believed Down Near Portland Missing in Weather
Maine CAP wing searches west and south of Portland for a small plane that disappeared Saturday on a Morristown New Jersey to Portland flight with two men aboard. Four planes fly a thorough sweep in Biddeford Saco area as Coast Guard notes no water sighting. occupants are James F. Healy 57 of Chester New Jersey and Joseph Hopkins of Short Hills. Healy, a PSE&G employee and dairy operator, was taking Hopkins to visit his wife vacationing near Portland.
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Maine
Civil Air Patrol
Portland
Morristown
N J
CAP
Biddeford- Saco
Fletcher's Neck
Coast Guard
James FE. Healy
Chester
N.J
Healy
Public Service Electric and Gas Co
Windy Crest
Hopkins
Public Service Electric and Gas
Central
Gas Department
Press Hits Macmillan Statement On Denver Police Scandal
Denver police scandal widens with 15 officers indicted for burglary. Arthur Winstanley, 24, and Eugene Haas among defendants. Sheriff Robert Roberts under probe. Gov McNichols and Atty Gen Dunbar seek lead investigator. London papers critique Macmillan Berlin remark at Glen Eagles.
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Denver
Colo
Arthur Winstanley
Eugene Haas
Arapahoe County
Winstanley
Colorado
Canon City
Robert Roberts
Adams County
Bor
FBI
Brighton
Steve McNichols
Dick Batterson
McNichols
Duke W. Dunbar
Anthony S. Reeder
Coors Brewery
Golden
Grand
Kennedy Faces Setbacks in Two Way Plan Battle
President Kennedy faces discouraging news on foreign aid and education funding as Congress weighs an eight billion dollar five year loan plan and a one year authorization of twelve hundred million. Senate leaders push for annual review of large loans while House resists. Catholic groups condemn parity in school construction funds.
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Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Eeting
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Frederick G. Hochwalt
Senate House
Interior Committee
Treasury
Dirksen
House
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