Mazzilli Installed as President Amid Goulart Flight
The Brazilian Congress declared Joao Goulart deposed and he reportedly fled the country as anti Communist generals led a two day rebellion. Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli was sworn in as president while Goulart claimed he remained president and urged popular resistance. Rumors of asylum and military movements filled reports from Porto Alegre and Rio de Janeiro as rebels converged on Porto Alegre and Minas Gerais troops entered the city.
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Argentina
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Portos Alegre
Sao Paulo
Santa Maria
Amaury Kruel
Brasilia
Chamber of Deputies
Mazzilli
Hdo Meneghetti
Rio Grande Do Sul
Meneghetti
Minas Gerais
Carlos Lacerda
Guanarbara
Rio Dej Janeiro
Rio
Two Missing In Carrier Accident
Norfolk naval briefing reports a carrier Randolph flight deck elevator broke loose and fell into the ocean 270 miles southeast of Cape Henry. Five men and an airplane were carried with it. three were rescued by destroyer Holder, two were missing, and a fire engulfed the starboard side after the explosion. Names of the missing and rescued were released ten minutes after the incident.
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Johnson Stands Firm On Rights
President Johnson shows little leeway for compromise on the civil rights bill. Close associates say he remains hard-line against changes to the House-passed measure and plans for potential around-the-clock Senate sessions to defeat a Southern filibuster. The use of cloture may be necessary, requiring two-thirds vote to limit debate.
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General MacArthur's condition worsens at Walter Reed
General Douglas MacArthur shows further heart and kidney decline at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Doctors announce a semi artificial kidney support via peritoneal dialysis with two abdominal tubes to wash out wastes, as the 84 year old's condition remains critical and uncertain.
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Fulbright Pleased by Policy Speech Response and Debate
Senator J W Fulbright voiced pleasure at the response to his foreign policy speech and predicted the election year debate would aid the Johnson administration. He urged dropping old myths and urged flexibility in discussion while calling for openness to recognizing Red China someday.
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Cuba
China
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Nixon surveys Vietnam and meets civilians in Phu My
Nixon touring the Mekong delta met self defense corps and families near Tan An and Phu My amid clashes between Vietnamese forces and Viet Cong guerrillas. He urged awareness of the human factor and warned against neutralization talks, saying people want to be free.
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Body of kidnapped boy possibly found in Florida coast grave
Police in Hallandale report a decomposition hindered ID of a child found in a shallow beach grave. The remains may be 10 year old John David Robison from Mount Pleasant who disappeared February 27 after leaving home to watch television. A 25 year old suspect, Joseph Francis Bryan, has been charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. The boy's bicycle was found near Holly Hill, South Carolina, 58 miles from Mount Pleasant, and investigators linked a pattern of shoes sold by George Cochran Shoe Store Co. to the suspect's mother. Further tests and identification efforts continue.
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Mount Pleasant
Tom Aparacio
George Cochran
Cis Bryan
Audubon
N. J
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Bryan
Nevada
Charles F. Dawley
Young Robison
Mrs Peabody Travels To Jacksonville
Five demonstrators led by Mrs Malcolm Peabody were moved from St. Augustine jail to Jacksonville to testify in a federal court bid for jurisdiction over the city’s civil rights protests. The group, including Yale chaplains and a 15 year old girl, faced legal maneuvers by federal attorneys and sheriff’s orders as tension rose over bond releases and court access.
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Fla
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St. Augustine
Peabody
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
L. O. Davis
Virgil Stuart
William 8. Coffin Jr
David Robinson
Yale University
Robert Haysing
Anne Ruth Evans
U.S
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John M. Pratt
William Kunstler
James Wiley
Simon
Wiley
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Help Demanded For Cubans
Washington AP reports Sen. Fulbright and Sen. Dodd urged stronger moves to Cuban freedom amid debate over Castro. Fulbright warned against inaction and called Cuba a nuisance, not an immediate threat, while Dodd warned the regime could spark widespread Latin American resistance and called for prompt action with antiaggression measures.
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