Latin optimism replaces uncertainty over Johnson
AP survey of Latin American reactions after Johnson's first week as U.S. president shows Brazil cautious optimism, Argentina Mexico Colombia and Peru expressing confidence in Johnson policies, while Chile and Venetia adopt wait-and-see attitudes. Brazil foresees no major shift in ties under Johnson.
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Brazil
America
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Lyndon
Dobason
Chile
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Jiv
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Mexico
Colombia
Peru
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Alliance
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Américan Popular Revolutionary Alliance
Latin America
Alliance For Prov
$28.7 Million Spent on JFK Death Coverage
Washington AP reports that total coverage costs for Kennedy s assassination reached about 28.7 million across TV and radio networks. Preemption losses totaled 18.8 million for TV and 5.8 million for radio, with additional costs cited for advertising and commissions. The piece also surveys reactions and expected continuance of Johnson era policies across Latin America.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
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Terrorists Attack Caracas UPI Office During Venezuelan Vote
In Caracas violent attack targets United Press International offices as snipers fire from a roof amid Venezuela’s election. Photographer Carl Warner from Miami was wounded in the chest. other UPI staff including James Whelan and Bernhard Collier were unharmed.
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Carl Warner
Associated Ing
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Castrone
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UPI
Warner
Miami
Ifla
Tme
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Richard Eder
The
New York Times
Bernhard Collier
New York Herald Tribune
New York
Western Europe Coal and Steel Community formed
The European Coal and Steel Community formed to stop market fragmentation and unify Western Europe. By 1952 Western European output lagged behind the US and Soviet figures, but the bloc aimed to boost efficiency and output to levels closer to global leaders. The report references Betancourt and Kennedy era ties and broader industrial context.
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Western Europe
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Caracas
Coal and Steel Hollywood
Sheriff's Office
Steellgler
Karyn Kupfman
Oiner
Chicago
Crime Lab
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Walsh
Union
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Cinet
Andrew Prine
Kupeinet
Sun-Times
Mt. Chicago
Red Skelton
Steel
Hawaiian Eye
Kupcinet
Gertrude Berg
Don
Jerry Lewis
Welles
1Ley College
New York’s
Brazil University under construction in Brasilia
Brasilia hosts the new University of Brasilian project as Ai acres of campus take shape while more than 300 students attend classes, per the Tribune Want Ads.
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New York City
Martin Mayer
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York Area
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Regis
Brazil University New Brasilia
University of Brasilian
Ai Acres
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