Brazil deploys forces to block Goulart amid crisis
Interims Brazil orders army navy and air force units into action to subdue southern supporters of Vice President Joao Goulart after President Quadros resigns Congress agrees to recognize Goulart though powers unsettled. Air and frontier patrols are reported as ships head toward Porto Alegre and a radio network urges civilians to arms.
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Louisiana Struggles Over Segregation in Private School Plan
In New Orleans the federal court voided Louisiana local option school closing law as unconstitutional and issued a restraining order against St. Helena Parish. State leaders said grants-in-aid for private segregated schools may continue with revisions while integration proceeds in St. Helena and East Baton Rouge parishes.
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State Sovereignty Commission
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East Baton Rouge
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The
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Chuckle Professor Teaches Life Problems He Avoided
An educator known as the Chuckle Professor shares lessons on solving life problems he sidestepped by choosing academia. The figure, linked to iCopr Gen Fea Corp, engages students with practical thinking.
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Fea. Corp
Atlanta Survives Desegregation Crisis Calm Amid Security
In Atlanta, city and school officials claim the desegregation of four high schools is over as President Kennedy’s praise underscores a calm transition. No hostility was reported. nine Negro students attended classes and ate in cafeterias while police maintained security after five arrests near the schools. Senators urge resumption of nuclear tests amid Soviet threats and Berlin tensions.
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William B. Hartsfield
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Soviet Union
J. Dodd
D-Conn
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Thomas H. Kuchel
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GOP
Khrushchev
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Berlin
Kremlin
Free World
Kuchel
Soldiers Flee Reds Amid Berlin Border Siege
West Berlin police say fifty six East German troops have fled to the West since border sealing nineteen days ago.Desertions rose as barbed wire and concrete barriers went up along the Berlin frontier. A deserter reportedly swam the Tettow Canal despite gunfire from guards, who killed two others attempting the swim. A barge driver crossing the canal also escaped as cover from a broken bridge supported him. East Berlin’s press pushed Friday’s Titov visit and cited new youth squads from Free German Youth to maintain order, with reports of antennas being torn down by zealots.
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Tettow Canal
Gherman Titov
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Supporter Flays Reed On TV View JFK In Strategy Huddle
President Kennedy met with congressional and administration leaders at the White House to decide how the United States should respond to the Soviet plan to resume nuclear tests. The emergency session included leaders from both parties as Kennedy warned the move imposes a national interest driven decision. Vice President Johnson and top officials arrived ahead of the meeting as lawmakers weighed options and timing amid the global standoff.
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White House
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Henry S. Jackson
D. Wash
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Maine Gov Reed faces education TV clash with lawmaker
Maine Republican Rep T Tarpey Schulten blasts Governor Reed over educational television policy and Channel 7 Thursday. Reed says no emergency justifies a special session though he would call one if needed while noting support exists for a statewide ETV network using Channel 7 and two other channels.
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Reed
Maine
T. Tarpey Schulten
Woolwich
John
Channel 7
Calais
Federal Communications Commission
Schulten
Soviet Union Restarts Nuclear Tests Stuns World
The Soviet Union announced a resume of nuclear tests prompting astonishment from non Communist capitals. Britain and the United States criticized the move as a breach of the Geneva talks. France called Moscow’s action intimidation, while the Dutch expressed serious regrets. The next Geneva conference was suspended pending further notice.
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Notic
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Home
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Soviet Union
Berlin
Germany
Foreign Ministry
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
The
Express
Soviet Union resumes nuclear tests after moratorium
Moscow blasts US and allies for resuming atomic testing and declares intent to develop 20 30 50 and 100 million ton bombs with rockets to global targets. Khrushchev links move to Berlin crisis and NATO pressure, pledges precautions on living beings while seeking a German peace treaty.
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Kremlin
Khrushchev
Hiroshima
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France
Berlin
Tass
Gherman Titov
Yuri Gagarin
U. S
West Germany
Kennedy Says Berlin Talks Still Possible
President Kennedy urged Western allies to seek a peaceful Berlin settlement while avoiding political meddling in foreign policy. He admitted optimism is limited and named Lucius D. Clay as his Berlin envoy, returning from retirement to help negotiate and manage West Berlin’s defense.
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