Provisional Ecuador President Yerovi Named In Crisis
Ecuador appoints Yerovi as provisional civilian president after the military dissolves the nine member junta to prevent chaos. The move follows student demonstrations and a coup that toppled President Arismendi in 1963. Yerovi, former agriculture minister and banana export booster, is praised for technocratic competence and nonpartisan stance. The junta dissolved amid protests and rising tensions as Washington noted no immediate reaction from the State Department.
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Quito
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Indaburo
Dem
Pew
Tabormand
Yerovi Onl
Adm
Ramon
Castro Jijon
Marcos Gan
Gandhi
Dara
Cabrera Sevilla
New York
Johnson
Brazil
Peru
Carlos Arosemens
Veravi
Galo Plaza Lasso
Yerovi
National Planning Council
Ecusidor
U.N. Educational, Scientific
Ber
Washington
State Department
NYU Receives Million Gift for Library Project
New York University wins a multi million donation from Elmer H. Bobst to fund a 12 story library and study center. The gift underscores NYU’s drive to expand its scholarly facilities and strengthen research resources.
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NEW York
New York University
Elmer H. Bobst
Warner-Lambert Fhaypoeceaea Co
Educator Named To Lead Episco pal Church Study
New York AP reports Dr Charles L Taylor an educator and theologian was named to direct a study of theological education in the Episcopal Church He will head a human committee examining the changing role of the church clergy and laity in modern society.
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New York
Charles L. Taylor
Trevertisemente
Soviet party chief rejects return to Stalinism at congress
Nikolai Yegorychev told the Soviet Communist party congress there would be no return to Stalinism and that attempts to smear the party must be rejected. He signaled a reexamination of Stalin's era to soften some criticisms while distancing the party from his crimes. Brezhnev opened with a cautious policy report as debates on titles and nomenclature continued.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikolai G. Yegorychev
Tass
Yegorychev
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Stalin
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Presidium
Khrushchev
Bre
LBJ Kin Home With New Mate
A niece of President Johnson, Rebekah Alexander, has returned to Austin from a Las Vegas wedding trip. She married biology major David George Shulman, a UT student. Shulman is the son of Mrs. Harry Shulman of Austin. The Alexanders of Fort Worth are the bride’s parents. Mrs. Alexander is Lucia Johnson, the President’s sister.
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Austin, Tex
Johnson
Austin
Las Vegas
Rebekah Alexander
David George Shulman
University of Texas
Shulman
Harry Shulman
Birge Davis Alexander
Fort Worth
Alexander
Lucia Johnson
Hayward Daily Review Masthead and Offices Listed
The Daily Review published under Ine Hoyd Sparks as president and publisher with William Chileate as business manager. Addresses for communications and multiple California offices in Hayward and adjacent cities are shown, including 116 W. Winton Ave Alameda County and Fremont, San Leandro, Livermore offices with phone numbers and post office references.
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The
Daily Review
Ine Hoyd Sparks
William Chileate
Hayweed
Calif
Congress
W. Winton Ave
Sox
Hayward
Alameda County
Eta Iba
San Leandro
3Rd St. Livermore
Gellf
Johnson wins first major 1966 House vote on rent subsidy and Teacher Corps
Congress approves a 256 billion catch-all appropriation bill funding the Great Society rent subsidy program for low income tenants and the Teachers Corps to aid housing for poor families. Despite partisan debate, the measures passed 269 to 122 and move to the Senate after six hours of discussion.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Ity Ae Leolal
Teachers Corps
Cma
Marin City
Sausalita
Republicans Push to Cut Domestic Programs Not Linked to War
Republicans argued against federal funding for new domestic programs not connected to the Vietnam War. They sought to strip or reduce allocations, contending resources should not be spent on non war related initiatives at that time.
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Viet Nam
Aid Offered Oakland Jobless
The Economic Development Administration awarded a 72000 contract to Social Science, Research and Development, Inc in Oakland to plan and assist the Oakland Development Program. The work includes data inventory and analysis, evaluating project impact, examining private capital sources, and other planning tasks to reduce unemployment among nonwhite workers.
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Washington
Economic Development Administration
Oakland
Calif
Social Science,Research and Development, Inc
EDA
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