Brazil Deploys Armed Forces to Quell Southern Supporters
Brazil's interim government orders army navy and air force into action to subdue Joao Goulart loyalists in Rio Grande do Sul. Porto Alegre encircled by trenches, with governors and generals pledging support, while planes escort Goulart and frontier patrols surge across the nation.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Air Ministry
Porto Alegre
Goulart
Governmnt
National Telecommunications Commission Council
Rio Grande Do Sul
Voice of Legality
Rio Grande Do Sula
Leonel Brizzola
Brizzola
Machado Lopes
Sao Paulo
White House calls Soviet testing a form of atomic blackmail
The White House described the Soviet decision to resume nuclear testing as a form of atomic blackmail aimed at substituting terror for reason after Kennedy met with the national security council and congressional leaders. Rep. Chet Holifield said the U S has known how to make a 100 million ton bomb but questioned the justification. A crime investigator alleged Delesseps Morrison arranged race wire service permissions for political support. Four bandits robbed a Havelock Ont bank of about 50000 then barricaded in a farm house and opened fire on police.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
National Security Council
Chet Holifield
Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
United States
IPD
Delesseps Morrison
New Orleans
State Department
Havelock
Ont
House votes $30 million to curb juvenile delinquency
Washington UPI reports the House approved a $30 million plan to combat juvenile delinquency. Lawmakers overruled a GOP and southern Democrat push to spend the funds in the District of Columbia. The measure advances to a congressional conference committee.
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Washington
UPI
House
District of Columbia
Congressional Conference Committee
Ruling Hits Louisiana School Law
The St Helena decision blocks closing some Louisiana schools while allowing grant-in-aid programs to continue, with calls for major revisions. Federal judges from New Orleans ruled the local option law violated the 14th Amendment, and a restraining order halted St Helena Parish from abandoning public schools.
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New Orleans
St. Helena
Louisiana
St. Helena Parish
East Baton Rouge
E. W. Gravelet Jr
The
Sovereignty Commission
Milwaukee Veto Sparks Bipartisan Critique Across State
Republican leaders and party figures reacted strongly to Gov. Gaylord Nelson’s veto of the GOP tax revision bill. They accused him of prioritizing his political future over Wisconsin’s finances, while business leaders called the action economic irresponsibility and blamed the veto for stalling tax reform that could boost jobs and growth.
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Milwaukee
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Phillip G. Kuehn
Whitefish Bay
Kuehn
Claude Jasper
Madison
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
State Senate
Fennema
Rhinelander
Wisconsin
Oslo Commuters Halt Express Train Stop
Disgruntled passengers on Oslo's Boerum Line halted an express service at Haslum Station. About thirty riders lined the track and refused to move until they were allowed to board the crowded commuter train.
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Oslo
Boerum
Haslum
Charles Coburn Dies at 84 Veteran Actor Mourned
New York pathbreaker Charles Coburn died at Lenox Hill Hospital of heart failure after a throat operation. The monocled star, 84, long a stage screen and radio performer, won the 1942 best supporting actor Oscar for The More the Merrier. He was born June 19 1877 in Macon Georgia and married Winnifred Clements Natzka last year.
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New York
Charles Coburn
Reers
Coburn
Lenox Hill Hospital
Indianapolis
Macon
Savannah
Playhouse
Miss Wills
Winnifred Clements Natzka
Kennedy Reacts To Soviet Resumption Of Nuclear Tests
President Kennedy ordered emergency briefings with top advisers and Congress as the Soviet Union announced a unilateral end to the moratorium on nuclear testing. The move alarms Washington, heightens Berlin tensions, and jeopardizes the Geneva test ban talks, with U S officials preparing for a quick resumption if instructed.
Soviet Union Resumes Nuclear Tests Threatening New Bombs
Moscow rejected the Geneva talks by scrapping the three year test moratorium. Khrushchev authorized tests of weapons up to 100 million tons of TNT, linking the move to Berlin and the NATO bloc. Kennedy warned of global danger as debates continued.
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Moscow
Berlin
Germany
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Hiroshima
Traffic injuries toll eyed for Labor Day weekend
Chicago report from the National Safety Council estimates 420 deaths and 17 000 injuries over the 78 hour Labor Day weekend from 6 p m Friday to midnight Monday.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Army Reserve unit may be mobilized October first
Stevens Point Wisconsin The 401st Signal Construction Company an Army Reserve unit here has been informed it may be mobilized October 1 the company commander said Wednesday
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Stevens Point
Wis
401St Signal Construction Company
Illinois Father and Daughter Slain in Chinese Execution Style
A father George Ballard and his 10 year old daughter Carol were bound and shot near Hooker Lake after fishing Wednesday night. A second victim, Margaret Wernicker 39, was abducted by a gunman and accomplice in St. Louis area as FBI and authorities pursue suspects.
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Belleville
Ill
UPI
FBI
Illinois
Missouri
Margaret Wernicker
St. Louis
Ecammina
Hooker Lake
George Ballard
Carol
Sheriton-Jefferson
Miss Wernicker
Ballard
East St. Louis
Illinois 13
Tshombe Suffered Heart Attack Orders Bed Rest
Moise Tshombe president of the Katanga province in the Congo suffered an early today heart attack and was put to bed by doctors. Sources say he was unable to speak after the seizure.
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Elisabethville, Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Tshombe
Horst Bucholz Improves After Car Accident
Munich doctors report film actor Horst Bucholz is improving rapidly after a serious automobile crash Tuesday night.
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Munich
Germany
Horst Bucholz
Kenosha Faces Heat Wave With Scattered Thunder Showers
Weather updates mark rising summer heat in Kenosha with brief relief possible over Labor Day weekend. Friday will see similar highs to today, with partly cloudy skies and scattered showers likely Saturday. Southport reached 93 Wednesday, 67 low, and current noon readings vary across locations.
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Kenoshans
Southport
AMC
Kenosha
North Koreans accused of sneak attack in truce zone
Allies charged that North Korean forces executed a sneak attack on a South Korean army post in Panmunjom's truce zone Friday night. One South Korean soldier was killed and four wounded in the incident.
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Panmunjom
Korea
UPD
Truce Zone
Urge Test Resumption Urged by 13 Senators
Thirteen senators sponsored a resolution urging resumption of U S nuclear weapons tests in response to the Soviet Union breaking the moratorium. Sen. Thomas J. Dodd introduced the measure as the Senate opened amid anger over Moscow’s move. Sen. Thomas Kuchel accused Khrushchev of sham and hypocrisy and Sen. Mike Mansfield warned the action creates new danger in a crisis ridden world. Mansfield urged careful consideration and said Russia has shown no real desire to ban testing.
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United States
France
Soviet Union
Berlin
Britain
West German
Geneva
Kennedy
Earth
Arthur H. Dean
U. S
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
David Ormsby-Gore
Washington
U.S
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Senate
Moscow
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rcalif
GOP
Khrushchev
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Oshkosh Woman Shot Husband Held After Fatal Incident
In Oshkosh Wisconsin Judy Derber 20 was shot twice in a driveway early today and died at 5 25 a m Her estranged husband Richard Derber 20 was later arrested in Neenah after driving to see a priest He told police he followed her from a bar and fired as she left a friend s house The child custody situation was noted as the shooting occurred while the couple was separated
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Oshkosh, Wis
Neenah
Elmer Ludwig
Oshkosh
Judy Derber
Ludwig
Richard Derber
Derbers
Nee
Nah
Derber
Girl Feared Drowned in Lake Michigan Near Milwaukee
Coast Guard and divers searched 75 yards from shore for 10 year old Jannie Rangel presumed drowned after her stepfather Imez Hernandez, 30, said she was last seen wading near shore about ten minutes before reporting her missing.
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Milwaukee
UPD
Coast Guard
Lake Michigan
Imez Hernandez
Jannie Rangel
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Bear Creek
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