Return Of Goulart May Trigger Brazil Civil War
Vice President Joao Goulart nears the Brazilian border returning to claim the presidency as military chiefs warn against pro Goulart forces. Rio Grande do Sul readiness and Porto Alegre plans hint at a possible national government amid a weeklong crisis following President Quadros resignation.
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Brazil
Paulo
Vic
Rio Grande Do Sul
Goulart
Janio Quadros
Peiping
Labor Party
Denys
Uruguay
Leonel Brizzola
Jose Machado Lopes
Porto Alegre
Brizzla
Brizzola
Ranieri Mazzilli
Rev. Mark McCullough resigns as priest at Christ Episcopal Biddeford
At a special wardens and vestry meeting in Biddeford the Rev. Mark M. McCullough announced his resignation as priest in charge of Christ Episcopal Church. The bishop of Maine accepted the resignation effective September 30 and McCullough will report to Fort Slocum New York to enter Army Chaplains school October 9.
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Biddeford
Mark M. McCullough
Maine
Father McCullough
Fort Slocum
New York
Corps of Chaplains
U. S. Army
Chaplains’ School
Pennsylvania
Europe
Episcopal Church
Kennebunk
St. David Church
York Harbor
Radioactive Fallout At Low Levels As Tests Pause
AP reports fallout is largely cleared from the atmosphere though strontium remains on or near the ground posing long term health risks. Since 1945 about 95 percent of the 10,000 pounds released has settled or been washed away.
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Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Japan
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Sahara Desert
AEC
Goose Rocks Beach
Airliner Crash Kills 78 Near Chicago
A Trans World Airlines four engine plane crash landed in a muddy cornfield near Hinsdale after departing from Chicago. All 78 aboard died as investigators begin examining a possible bomb subversion.
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Trans World Airlines
Los Angeles
Midway
Love
FBI
TWA
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Jerry Broz
Hinsdale
Broz
Brandt Pledges National Government in West Germany
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt urged uniting all social and political forces for a broad national government as general elections loom in West Germany. He said Adenauer would be excluded due to his recent campaigning and behavior urging voters amid Berlin tensions.
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Germany
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Tito
Bonn
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Socialist Party
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Brandt
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Soint
Berlin
Grim Warning To Holiday Drivers
The Associated Press reports a record Labor Day travel surge with about 74 million cars expected over a 78 hour period. Safety officials warn up to 420 traffic deaths and about 17 000 injuries as roads see unprecedented use nationwide. Governors urge caution and officials plan extra enforcement during the peak travel period.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Councilman Denies Violating Right to Know Law
Westbrook Maine, AP The Executive Council Chairman Robert L. Travis rejected claims the council breached the states right to know law with a five hour closed session on the Casco Bay ferry issue. State Democratic Party official Edward C. Schlick criticized the private meeting before approving Gov Reed's plan.
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Westbrook
Executive Council
Robert L. Travis
Maine
Casco Bay
Travis
Edward C. Schlick
State
Democratic Party
Dresden Mills
Schlick
Kennedy pushes disarmament agency as Soviet tests loom
President Kennedy presses Congress to pass a bill creating a U S disarmament agency to present a peacetime alternative to an accelerated arms race sparked by the Soviet Union plan to resume nuclear tests. White House aides say Berlin and nuclear questions will dominate talks with Secretary Rusk and Arthur Dean reports from Geneva.
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Kennedy
U.S
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusky
White House
Berlin
Inent
Arthur H. Dean
Geneva
Britain
Dean
Soviet Test Plan Risks Isolating Neutral Nations
United Nations observers say renewed Soviet nuclear tests hamper disarmament progress and boost US chances to win neutral Asian African support. Kennedy signals restraint, aiming to keep nonaligned nations from backing a sharp anti Soviet resolution.
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N. Y
Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy
Britain
U. N. General Assembly
Assembly
Free World
Belgrade
Plane Crash Horror Hits Hinsdale After TWA Tragedy
Eyewitness Chester Wadley recalls mile of devastation after the TWA crash near Hinsdale. Ninety seven observers report a field of wreckage as 77 people perished in one of the worst U S aviation disasters. Wadley helped place newspaper sheets on bodies while police and rescue crews searched for survivors.
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Hinsdale
Ill
Chester Wadley
U.S
Wadley
Trans World Airlines
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