Brazilians Turn To Problems In New Political Era
Brazil's provisional leaders, backed by U S aid promises, face economic ruin as deposed President Goulart's cabinet remains limited to military members. Washington signals close cooperation to stabilize the economy while Goulart's whereabouts remain unclear amid national unrest.
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Protests Are Called Harmful By Boston Pastor
The Park Street Church pastor Rev Harold J Ockenga condemns northern participation in southern civil rights protests saying forceful action hurts progress. He warns of rising extremism and questions the value of jail time as a show of faith while supporting integration without coercion.
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Johnson summons leaders for world affairs security meeting
President Johnson called congressional leaders from both parties to a 2 p.m. EST meeting with the National Security Council to review foreign affairs developments. He would not name specific topics, noting he preferred to stay with the broad agenda.
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Johnson
National Security Council
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U S Plans Close Brazilian Ties With New Regime
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States will work closely with Brazil’s new government to tackle economic and social development. President Johnson congratulated Ranieri Mazzilli as Brazil recognized the new regime after Goulart’s ouster and U.S. officials see potential for improved relations.
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Accused Kidnapper Bryan Sought in Florida Keys Search
A man matching part of the description of 25 year old Joseph Bryan was questioned in the Florida Keys but fingerprints did not match. The hunt grew after a decomposed body identified as 10 year old John David Robison was found in Hallandale, north of Miami, believed to be the missing Mount Pleasant boy who vanished Feb. 27. A federal warrant for Bryan’s arrest charges kidnapping.
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S.C
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South Florida
Hallandale
John David Robison
Mount Pleasant
South Carolina
Earl Mitchell
Columbia
U.S
Terrell Glenn
Charleston
Glenn
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FBI
Cook
Stop Reading Word By Word Read and Study Series
A new 20 chapter read and study series for high school and college students teaches speed reading, comprehension, cue summarizing, phrase reading and vocabulary building. Created by Reading Laboratory Inc New York aims to help students boost grades before term end.
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Reading Laboratory, Inc
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Soviet Union Calls For World Communist Showdown
The Kremlin lashed back at Red China breaking a six month silence urging a showdown meeting of world Communist parties to resolve the feud. Pravda denounced Mao Zedong as a danger to world Communist unity claiming Peking seeks to destabilize the Soviet Union and push for nuclear weapons.
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Soviet Union
Red China
Kremlin
Red Bloc
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Indicted Hoffa associate offered bribe to juror
Chattanooga report details Charles L. O'Brien 29, Detroit Teamster local agent, accused of offering $15 000 to Callie Key 63 widow to claim Hoffa lacked a fair trial. O'Brien bonded at $15 000, released awaiting arraignment. O'Brien raised by Hoffa as a child after his father died. Hoffa says he raised him since infancy.
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Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Charles L. O’brien
Detroit
Callie Key
Hoffa
O’brien
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O'Brien
Teamsters
Nashville
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U. S. Faces Opportunities And Dangers Analysis
AP News Analysis by Stanley Johnson examines the Kremlin China split and its impact on the United States. It discusses opportunities and dangers for the U S and its allies as Cold War dynamics shift, with Moscow wary of a hostile China and risks in Berlin and Cuba shaping the future.
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China
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Berlin
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MacArthur in critical condition as doctors report progress
General Douglas MacArthur remains in critical condition at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Doctors say treatment started Thursday is "functioning quite satisfactorily" and esophageal bleeding ceased for 20 hours. The tube to his stomach is being removed, though overall condition remains fragile with elevated pulse and near normal temperature.
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Washington (Ap
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Egan Seeks 50 Million Emergency Bond for Alaska Cities
Alaska Gov William A Egan plans a Juneau push for a 50 million emergency bond issue to aid quake damaged cities It would be a small fraction of total losses but signals state effort to recover President Johnson backs urgent Congress action and officials discuss retroactive insurance precedent.
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Anchorage
Alaska
William A. Egan
Juneau
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Johnson
Congress
Seattle
Henry M. Jackson
D - Wash
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