New Brazil Leader Vows Moderate Regime
Brazil's new military president Gen Humberto Castelo Branco vowed a moderate regime and promised remedies for left wing extremism without birthing a reactionary right. He called allies democratic nations and signaled a shift toward a pro Western foreign policy.
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Titusville to vote in 1 mill property tax increase
The Titusville Area Merged School Board may raise real estate millage from 35 to 36 mills as part of a budget over $1.6 million. The plan preserves the $10 per capita tax and 0.5 percent wage tax while citing higher maintenance and repairs, the new junior high, salary costs, debt service, lower real estate assessments, and population declines as drivers of the higher levy.
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Erie Zoo Opens Gates To Baby Elephant
Erie’s new baby elephant named Bubbles arrives today from the Far East in Pittsburgh by jet for the Erie Zoological Society. The 34 inch tall calf will be quarantined before public showing at Glenwood Zoo, purchased by Security Peoples Trust for 3500 dollars.
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Rockefeller buys $145,000 Bedford Village home
Mrs. Mary Clark Rockefeller former wife of Gov Nelson A Rockefeller has purchased a 145000 dollar residence in Bedford Village New York located 12 miles from the Rockefeller estate in Westchester County The move ties the Rockefeller name to the village seeking a quieter residence near the family land.
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Westchester County
Methodists Mull Merger Plan With Several Denominations
The Methodist Church discusses a potential union plan with the Presbyterians and several other denominations after years of intermittent talks. Spokesmen for the involved groups withheld immediate comment on the Methodist statement as discussions continue.
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Dunkirk Considers Trimester School Plan This Fall
About 200 Dunkirk residents heard Dr. George S. Thomas explain a three term school year intended to save money and expand education. The plan would stretch days from 180 to 210, add 70 days of makeup or advanced work, and remove summer school, starting next fall for grades seven through 12 pending board decisions.
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LBJ Pressures For Rail Peace
President Johnson presses for a settlement in railway labor dispute as five unions representing about 200,000 workers push back on proposed work rule changes. They argue the changes would cut pay and remove many jobs, seeking a definitive report on talks by the weekend.
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Demonstrations Hurt Civil Rights Progress, Senators Say
Washington—Senators Humphrey and Rachel warned that illegal demonstrations and disturbances that lead to violence harm civil rights legislation. The pair urged restraint as Senate debate stretched into its 32nd session, while Sen. Cotton signaled support for cloture to end debate on the House-passed bill.
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Incomplete text on rights and church discrimination
Fragmentary note questions rights and discrimination. References to atheists, jury and Congress suggest debate on legal protections and authorization, but the passage is garbled and missing clear context or a resolvable claim.
Pennsylvanias Promotion Calls Broadcasters to Aid Growth
Harrisburg urged radio and television broadcasters to promote Pennsylvanias rapid growth. Scranton said the state must spread word to the world about the advantages of Pennsylvania to avoid a tremendous effect if it fails.
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