Disenchantment Sweeps Brazil Under Costa E Silva
The report surveys growing public discontent with Brazil's military regime led by Costa E Silva. It cites voter apathy in 1,479 municipalities, the 80 percent victory for the government party, student unrest, and criticism of education and economic policy. It notes inflation easing, rising investment, and internal cabinet rivalries ahead of 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Arthor Costa E. Silva
Brazil
Globo
Jornal Do Brasil
Joao Goulart
Goulart
United States
U.S
Costa E. Silva
Oil Gas Lobby Powerful Force in Washington
The oil gas industry wields influence in Washington far beyond the depletion allowance, shaping natural gas rates, import quotas, and safety standards. congressional staff say the industry usually gets what it wants, aided by campaign contributions, with pivotal fights over Nixon era policy and ongoing clashes with the Federal Power Commission and Interior Department.
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Washington
Congressional
Congressional Quarterly
Federal Power Commission
Interior Department
Internal Revenue Service
Department of Transportation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hale Boggs
D la
Congress
The
Federal~Power Commission
PFC
Cour
Nixon
Pew
1St Congress
Prayer for Wisdom and Cheer in Faith
A prayer by John H. Piet of Holland Michigan, professor at Western Theological Seminary, calls for humility and trust in God. He writes against self deceit and material fear, urging surrender to divine wisdom and joy through Christ who has overcome the world.
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Jesus
John H. Piet
Holland, Mich
Western Theological Seminary
Small Investor Change Apparent in Equity Management Accounts
The Marine Midland Grace Trust Co introduces equity management accounts aimed at small investors. Accounts require minimum buys totaling about $7,000 with monthly adders of around $2,300. The program seeks capital appreciation, not a mutual fund, and has outperformed major indices recently.
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Elizabeth M. Fowler
New York Times News Service
New York
Wall Street
Marine Midland Grace Trust Co
Marine Midland
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Eugene Chrysler
Chrysler
Standard & Poor
Nixon's Press Interference Chief Faces Tough Start
Herbert G Klein is named director of communications to close the credibility gap for Nixon. The piece analyzes the historic press-government frictions and notes Klein must balance transparency with political responsibility while avoiding overcontrol.
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Max Frankel
N. Y
Washington
Klein
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
George Reedy
Bill D. Moyers
George Christian
Johnson
Reserve Call-Up Authority Expires During Mid 1969
Washington reports the presidential reserve call-up authority granted in 1966 to extend through June 30 1969. The authority allowed active duty without a national emergency and has been used in 1968 for Pueblo relief and Vietnam era mobilizations. The incoming Nixon administration faces a decision on a further extension.
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Washington
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Navy
Pueblo
Johnson
Air Force
Navy Air Reserve
Air National Guard
Army
Naval
Air Force Reserve
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Paul L. Montgomery
National Renovating Alliance
Brazilian Democratic Movement
Government Party
Mario David Andreazza
Alfonso Auguste de Albuquerque Lima
Sao Paulo
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ivan Swift
Mhé
Texaco, Inc
Gulf Oil Corp
Interior
Carl Albert
House
Russell B. Long
Senate Finance Committee
Arkansan
Wilburn D. Mills
Vietnam
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Cuba
White
Dominican Republic
White House
Defense Department
National Guard
Didi
Bas
K. Levine
Sonidio Francisco
Medearis
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