Brazil imposes martial law for eighty days amid strikes
President Joao Goulart pressed a state of siege for 80 days backed by the armed forces to curb rising inflation and unrest across Brazil. Government aims to blunt strikes in Sao Paulo Porto Alegre and Rio de Janeiro as thousands of workers walk out. Bank workers nationwide plan a six month wage rise total around 105 percent. Goulart’s appeal to Congress follows a labor party majority push but faces conservative and foreign reaction.
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U S Stops Aid to Honduras After Coup
Washington announced that diplomatic relations with Honduras and U S aid to the country were suspended following the army coup that toppled President Ramon Villars Morales Col Osvaldo Lopez Arellano declared himself provisional president after last holdout forces surrendered The United States said the coup destabilizes the Caribbean region harms Western Hemisphere interests and hampers the Alliance for Progress while considering broader Western Hemisphere talks on foreign policy measures
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Morales
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Alliance For Progress
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Missile test at Vandenberg signals successful ICBM trial
UPI report describes a Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile launch from an underground silo at Vandenberg Air Force Base. The test occurred early last night as part of a research and development slot and was flown over the Pacific Missile Range with an apparently successful outcome.
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Dodgers Face Bouton in pivotal Game Three
Sunny forecast for the third game in the World Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees. Don Drysdale to oppose Jim Bouton as the Dodgers lead two games to one in the best of seven. Maris doubts remain about playing right field after bruising his left arm in the previous game. Weather Bureau predicts no precipitation in the next five days.
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Judge Named by Breown Chooses Former Pilot for Bench
Governor Brown named John We Preston to the newly created Pasadena judgeship. Preston, a former Maing pilot, was praised as eminently qualified by his wide legal experience and professional standing. He is to take the bench this month following the appointment announced yesterday.
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Lobbyist Probes Planned by California Leaders
Gov Edmund G Brown urged the legislature to probe lobbying practices while a Senate inquiry was announced. He criticized excessive entertaining and spending by lobbyists, noting the influence on lawmakers. Senator Albin Wingand proposed a hearing for Oct 23 by the Legislative Representation Committee in San Francisco. Preston, a Democrat and judge, discussed his past career and ties to political figures.
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Federal agency plans steps to boost air safety program
Report from Washington cites the Federal A y at y at 79 4 Agency outlining actions to improve active safety. President Kennedy urged aerospace worker representatives in Los Angeles to support immediate creation of a joint Labor party commission to advise on a new wage system. New Orleans authorities branded a Communist front as they arrested Miree and others. Nigerian officials complain over ministerial visits hindering work.
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New York Remains Most Populous State Says Census
Census Bureau figures show New York with an estimated 17.708 million people on June 1, narrowly ahead of California by 118,000. Analysts warn margins of error could shift the standings, with California growth likely to surpass New York by 1964. Pennsylvania and Texas follow in third and fourth.
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Caracus clashes marked by extremist attacks and arrests
In Caracas a series of violent incidents erupted as Communist extremism fueled a government crackdown. A jeep ambush in the Lidice slum left two soldiers dead, a running gunfight killed another soldier and an extremist, and a speeding car launched a hazardous device injuring a pallet worker. Amid late night chaos, nine radical congressmen including Communist party chief Gustavo Machado were arraigned for conspiracy by military courts.
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al Apeeding
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Cardinal Spellman Opposes Deacon Order Plan
Cardinal Spellman objects to a proposed reform on married deacons. The article notes his opposition amid debates on church structure and potential impact on the balance of authority within the hierarchy.
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Flora Strikes Cuba and Heads Toward Bahamas
UPI reports Hurricane Flora slamming eastern Cuba with fierce winds and rain, crossing the mountains into the Atlantic and threatenin g the Bahamas coast. The storm, packing 115 mph winds, sent Cuban and Bahamian residents scrambling, with fatalities noted in several Caribbean islands as authorities monitor its northwest path toward Andros and Nassau. The scene includes Guantanamo Bay and Guantánamo authorities observing the widening swath of destruction while Belize to Grenada report casualties and losses as Flora intensifies.
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All-Woman Crew Adrift in Marquesas Search Continues
The Coast Guard has no set plan to search beyond seven days for the 43 foot ketch Neophyte missing with an all-woman crew led by skipper Lee Quinn and sailors Jeff Ville in Hawaii. Alerts cover harbors in the Marquesas and Society Islands as the search persists.
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Ibegin
Sipper Lee’ Quinn
Jeff Ville
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Marquesas
Society Islands
Plane crash in Czechoslovakia kills pilot after warning shots
A Bonn announced incident reports a Czech territory crash in Czechoslovakia on Thursday. The west based spy mane and Prague communist authorities described the event as a forced landing after warning shots were fired. the pilot perished.
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