U S Recognizes Brazil's New Government After Coup
President Johnson congratulated Ranieri Mazzilli as Brazil moved to a constitutional transition. Secretary of State Rusk said the United States would work closely on economic and social development amid inflation and other difficulties. Ball called the change remarkable and not a typical coup, noting wide forces supported constitutional government.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Brazil
Johnson
Ranieri Mazzilli
U.S
Joao Goulart
Rusk
Goulart
George Ball
Latin
America
Ball
Congress
Goularti
NBC
Mazzilli
Chamber ‘of ‘Deputies
Goulart May Have Fled To Argentina
Brazil’s anti Communist revolution claims deposed President Joao Goulart fled toward Argentina. An army spokesman said he was on the Argentine border en route to Buenos Aires with his family and Gen Assis Brasil but Argentine officials said they had not seen him and patrols were alerted.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Argentina
Goulart
Sao Borja
Buenos Aires
Argentine
Paraguay
Uruguay
Brajzil
Porto Alegre
Rio Grande Do Sul
Rio
Hoffa aide indicted over $25000 juror bribe
Charles L. O'Brien, 29, a Detroit Teamster local agent raised by James R. Hoffa, is indicted for offering 25000 to Callie Key, the juror who convicted Hoffa of jury tampering. Bond posted. awaiting arraignment. Trial context includes Hoffa’s 1962 conspiracy case and efforts for a new trial.
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Chattanooga
O’brien
Hoffa
Kansas City
Thheir
Detroit
Teamsters
Nashville
John J. Hooker
Key
Tennessee Federation of Negro Women’s Clubs
New York
FBI
James R. Hoffa
Charles “Chucky” O’brien
Callie Key
Soviet West clashes with China over Communist unity
The Soviet Union denounces Red China in a front page Pravda editorial calling Mao’s regime the main danger to world communist unity. Suslov blasts Beijing for nationalist arrogance and split tactics, signaling a looming showdown among world Communist parties.
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Reinholdensz - Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
Kremlin
Acpraia
Red Bloc
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
Mao Tzetung
Communist Movement
Peking
Communist Party of China
World Communist Movement
Communist Party of the
Tral Committee
Suslov
Jac- Lee Khrush
Reynolds Boosts Faith in Aroused Wisconsin Electorate
Gov. John W. Reynolds campaigns in Wisconsin aimed at beating George Wallace in the presidential primary. He welcomes help from Postmaster General John Gronouski and emphasizes civil rights and highway issues while noting Wallace’s segregationist stance and Reynolds’ Johnson-backed delegate slate.
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John W. Reynolds
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Washington, D.C
John Gronouski
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Johnson
Gronouski
Wallace
la Crosse
Ashland
Superior
George Wallace
Superior State College
Relatives Hear From Earthquake Survivors
Mrs. George Larkin of 1538 Wood Street learned that her son T. Sgt. Russell Taylor and his family were safe after the Anchorage Alaska earthquake. Taylor stationed at Elmendorf Air Force Base near Anchorage, reported home damage but was uninjured. Mr and Mrs Milo Astley of Mindoro were told their daughter Ruth, an Anchorage teacher, was unharmed.
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George Larkin
Wood St
Sgt
Russell Taylor
Anchorage Alaska
Taylor
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
Milo Astley
Mindoro
Ruth
Alaska Governor Seeks 50 Million Bond for Rebuilding
Gov. William A. Egan travels to Juneau to urge a joint session for approval of a 50 million emergency bond to aid quake damage across Alaskan cities. Officials estimate replacement costs much higher, with aftershocks and a 6.5 magnitude event measured in Sitka.
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Alaska
Anchorage
William A. Egan
Juneau
Jackson
Seattle
Wisconsin primary tests party clash in 1964 race
The Wisconsin presidential primary shapes up as a key test for Democrats and Republicans. Governor Reynolds backs the favorite son bid as Wallace campaigns across Milwaukee, drawing strong receptions. Gronouski joins Johnson politically to back Wallace, while Byrnes leads a pro-Byrnes GOP slate. The vote also includes a penny tax referendum tied to highway funding.
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Paul Clifford
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Washington
John Gronouski
Wallace
Johnson
John W. Byrnes
Reynolds
Governor Reynolds Urges Education Costs Must Be Shared
Wisconsin Governor John Reynolds told about 1100 Western Wisconsin Education Association members in La Crosse that citizens must bear education costs. He warned of greater sacrifices, citing birth rates and college admissions as challenges and comparing state spending growth to Japan’s per capita education effort.
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Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Western Wisconsin Education Association
la Crosse
Reynolds
Coleman School
Wisconsin educators weigh state aid knowledge at convention
Reynolds scolds teachers for limited understanding of state aid shares for schools and districts. The 1965 WWEA convention was set for April 2 in La Crosse with Elmo Gulsiig ending his term as president and William Grahan named president. Lloyd Benrud elected director for five years. Florida educator Dr. Bob Gates urged focus on outcomes and job to be done in education. See Reynolds, Page 2.
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Reynolds
Elmo L. Gulsiig
Westby
WWEA
la Crosse
William Grahan
Tomah
Lloyd Benrud
New Lisbon
Florida
Bob Gates
Gates
Defense Act Education
Mac Arthur in Critical Condition After Kidney Support
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur remained in critical condition at Walter Reed Army Medical Center as doctors fought to support kidney function with peritoneal dialysis. A 9:30 a.m. bulletin reported no esophageal bleeding for 20 hours and noted adjustments, including removing a feeding tube. The 84-year-old's blood pressure and pulse were within normal ranges for his age, with sedation masking full responsiveness.
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Washington (Ap
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Senate
Norris Cotton
N.H
Sen
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
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Sao Paulo
UPI Telephoto
By Frank Brutto
Brasilia
Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli
Chamber of Deputies
Auro Andrade Lee
Khrush
Hungary
Budapest
Babolna
Frank Crepeau
Associated Press
By Ward Sims
E.L. Bartlett
Civil Defense
Kenai
Soldotna
Homer
Here
Seward
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Sitka
Gop
George C. Walce
Millwaukee
Peace Exchange Club
Thursay
William Proxmire
Gaylord
Nelson
James C. Holmlund
la Crosse Tribune
Tribune
Mac
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