Cafe Filho Says New Coalition Has No Preferences
President Joao Cafe Filho told a national radio audience on Independence Day that his new coalition government has no preferences among contending parties in the upcoming elections. He pledged no favoritism toward any group aligned with democratic ideals. Elections set for Oct. 3 will fill all National Parliament deputies and two-thirds of senators.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Cafe Filho
Cafe
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Getulio Vargas
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Big Feet Corns Save Him From Fine In Drunken Driving Case
In Baltimore Police Court Charles A Daukant avoided a $150 fine after testimony that an alcohol odor was detected on his breath. He admitted three beers but claimed his staggering came from big feet and corns. Magistrate A Risley Ensor noted a good record and suspended the fine, leaving 95 cents in court costs.
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Baltimore
Charles A. ‘Daukant
Daukant
Dauikant
A. Risley Ensor
John Daly Learned Radio Craft the Hard Way
New Yorker John Charles Daly built his radio career through on the job experience. He rose from a bus dispatcher in Washington to war correspondent and ABC News vice president in charge of news. Daly hosts What's My Line ad lib fashion with a single ear cue to signal the panel, preferring unrehearsed dialogue and keeping work in balance with family life.
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Washington
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Fdr
Europe
Messina
Sicily
Patton
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