Warnings to Brazil Politicians Amid Riots and Crisis
Brazilian newspapers urged politicians to end bickering and restore order as riots over food sparked 19 deaths and store shortages. Generals press for a quick cabinet crisis settlement while President Goulart faces military influence and the turmoil deepens across Rio de Janeiro.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Ultima Hora
Rio de Janeiro
Jornal Do Brasil
Auro de Moura Andrade
Goulart
Rio
NEA to Use Sanctions in Stand Against Desegregation Pressure
At the 100th annual NEA convention in Denver, teachers urged sanctions to curb unethical or arbitrary school practices while defending religious freedom and prayer. The policy aims to blunt the power of local boards, with plans to study the impact on schools and desegregation, and to spell out exact sanctions to deter violations. Robert H. Wyatt of Indianapolis was elected vice president and president-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Hodenfield
NEA
Thon
Del
Denver
Colo
Tno
Anj
Califoregate Assembly
Admin Ima Teachers Association
An Nea
National Education Association
Hazel Blanchard
U.S. Supreme Court
NEA Offi-Coted
U. S
Robert H. Wyatt
T- the
Idianapolis
Ind
Jackpot found in New Jersey garage tied to Moriarty case
Authorities report a $2.4 million cash stash was found in Moriarty’s garage in Trenton described as his base of operations. Federal tax liens filed as police timeline notes the money was linked to a gambling operation with the cache covering 58 days of play ending February 19 before Moriarty’s jail sentence.
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Trenton
Moriarty
Cash Board
William V. McLaughlin
Austin J. Conley
Francis
Kan
Air Force
Kansas
Nebraska
Howard J Steen
Fergus Falls
Minn
Steen
Douglas Powell Bishop
Elberton
Harry Dan Welborn Jr
Baldwin Park
Calif
Bishop
Wel ‘Horn
Dighton
Aides Admit Taking Estes Money Faces Inquiry
Two ASCS officials Dumas and Stone confessed to taking 1640.80 from Billie Sol Estes enterprises and lied under oath. They will amend tax returns and attempted resignations were rejected by Secretary Freeman who suspended them. Investigations continue into Estes related cotton allotment schemes and possible further actions by federal probes.
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Dumas
Stone
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Estes
Capitol Hill
Agriculture Department
Justice Depart_ ment
Congressional
Subcommittee
Texas
Estes Enterprises
Parnell E. Biggerstaff
Biggerstaff
John L MerClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Stillwater
Oklo
Hershel Burrus
State Conservation Committee
Burrus
Henry Week
Lick Valley
Marehall
ASCS
Marshall
Tor
Rustic Lodge
Mur
Spm
Swimmer Abandons 100 Mile Coast Swim Attempt
Britt Sullivan, 27, abandoned her bid to swim 100 miles from Southampton to Coney Island after covering 75 miles in three days. Exhausted, she was pulled from the water and hospitalized in good condition. The Coast Guard failed to locate her or escort boat on two nights amid fading daylight.
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Long Beach
N.Y
Britt Sullivan
Long Island
Coney Island
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Lands State Police Work
Governor lauds Pennsylvania state police for outstanding service at the 54th annual governors conference in Hershey. In a letter to Police Commissioner McCartney, the governor praises the troopers for efficiency courtesy and cooperation that helped present the state in its best light.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Hershey
Gov. Lawrence
Frank G. McCartney
Nation's first 44 day work week pact in 1964
San Francisco AP reports Steamfitters Local 342 announced a four day work week pact with Northern California Mechanical Contractors Association. Beginning July 1 1964 the 36 hour week aims to create jobs for about 500 unemployed workers. Wages rise annually by 30 cents an hour while weekly pay drops from 218.49 to 207.36.
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San Francisco
San Francisco East Bay
James Martin
Northern California
Mechanical Contractors Association
Folk Festival Sets New Attendance Record in Kutzown
In Kutzown Pennsylvania Dutch Folk Festival officials reported midweek attendance of about 19 000 on Thursday. The fair runs through Sunday and has drawn 121 484 in its first six days this year compared to 105 000 during last year’s eight day run.
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Kutztown, Pa
McNamara Signals US Not Locked To Spared Cities Plan
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told Soviet officials the United States has not tied itself to a pledge to spare Russian cities from nuclear destruction. He emphasized targeting military objectives and outlined plans to streamline the army national guard and reserves, urging governors to recognize the need for manpower and unit cuts.
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Freds. Hoffman
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
United States
McNamara
Ann Arbor
Mich
Imara
South Viet Nam
Laos
Army National Guard
Pentagon
U.S
McNamara’s Thinking Said the Defense
United S. States
Atlanta Honors and Bans Dr Bunche in Speech
Dr Ralph J Bunche, Nobel laureate undersecretary at the UN, denounces a hotel for denying him a room as an insult to his race while receiving the city key. He condemns signs reading colored and white and argues against harming civilians in nuclear war amid McNamara's flexible strategy remarks.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ralph J. Bunche
Bunche
United Nations
Cheese Co-op stock sale amid racial tensions and historic remarks
Article follows a local cheese cooperative stock sale amid a convention scene involving the NAACP. It notes July hotel reservation refusals for African American attendees, Bunche’s remarks on racial discrimination, and broader tensions at a 10-hotel picket and 6-restaurant boycott. The piece also references national Cold War context, nuclear policy debate, and a separate stock offering for a Swiss Cheese Cooperative with authorized capital disclosed.
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Cook Ove Mat
Wue Newb
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dinkler Plaza
George Fowler
Fowler
Bunche
United States
Dayton
Time
Free Europe
Jss
McNamara
Air France
Paris
McNaimilk
High Altitude Test Delays Prompt Continued Postponements
Honolulu reports the United States postponing a high altitude nuclear test due to bad weather. The joint task force announced the latest 24 hour delay Friday night, with the blast rescheduled for between 11 tonight and 2 30 a m EST Sunday. The 200 mile altitude detonation is set to occur above Johnston Island using a Thorg missile.
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Horace Mann
Honolulu
United
Horace
Mann
Pacific
Joint Task Force 8
Johnston Island
Seeing Too Much Of Female Legs In Street Court
Six male neighbors in Street, Street, Somerset, sued for a tax rate cut over homes built too close to back fences. They claimed women sunbathing exposed legs. The court refused the rate reduction, dismissing the complaint as insufficient distress.
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England
Somerset
Sidney Wheeler
Obituaries and political notes from Pennsylvania year 1962
Obituaries for James W. Walker 64 of Robinson Pa who died July 5 with funeral plans. Forest Shope 52 of Cramer dead on arrival in Johnstown July 8. and Luke Seate or Seward funeral details. Also reports George Bloom accuses Governor Lawrence of high spending in 1961-62 fiscal year. Lawrence counters.
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James W. Walker
Robinson
Harrisburg
Gay
Lawrence
Maya
Commonwealth
George Bloom
Ian
Bloom
Pennsylvania
Forest Shope
Cramer
Lee Hospital
Johnstown
Mr. Shope
Bethlehem Steel Company
Ruth Rowe
John
Vineland
N. J
Shirley
Orlando Rager
New Florence
Donna
Kelly
Solomon
Johns
Judy
Kenneth Green
Seward
Robert Armstrong
Armagh
Bloom Defends Budget Balance Claim Amid Budget Signups
Bloom asserts the governor misstates history claiming the state budget has been balanced by Republicans since 1951 except for a 1954 55 lapse. He accuses Lawrence of heavy fiscal footwork to show a surplus and criticizes delayed disclosure after the books closed on a Saturday with information released much later in July.
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Bloom
George
Earle
Lawrence
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Schools Not Training Sufficiently
AP reports PA education officials warn children are not adequately prepared for the future. State Superintendent Dr. Charles Boehm, speaking at the University of Pittsburgh, cites budget plans and a forthcoming Governor’s Conference in Hershey, stressing the need for increased focus on science, space research, and computer education.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Charles Boehm
Lawrence
University of Surplus
Hershey
Mothers Visit Army Camp Observe New Training Era
Mothers of 19 to 18 year old volunteers spend a week at the British army engineers camp near Cove. Maj Edward Smeeden notes the visit shows changes in early recruit training. Mothers describe easing routines and want to see kitchens and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smeeden
Royal Engineers
Clywn Billett
Eric
Grace Collingworth
Barry
Joyce Bowler
Neil
Billett
Engineers
Cove
British pupils urged to gain college prep in high school
London AP report notes three British experts warn 90,000 additional pupils entering the army recruits system yearly are not adequately educated for future demands. They argue students should complete a year of college work in their senior year and continue education afterward to meet tech and labor needs.
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Ins
Boehm London
Boehm
Regional State Park Proposed Around Youghiogheny Gorge
Secretary Maurice K Goddard announced a regional state park around the Youghiogheny Gorge to be developed with the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy and tied to the George C Marshall recreational area. The Keister Park donation by Mrs Albert Fraser Keister supports this effort.
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Chiopyle
Youghiogheny Gorge
Maurice K .Goddard
State Forests and Waters Department
Keister Park
Goddard
Pennsylvania
Western
Youghingheny Gorge Park
George C. Marshall
Fayette
Somerset
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