Brazil in Uncertain Orbit as Costa e Silva Weighs Dictatorial Power
Brazilian President Costa e Silva consolidates authority by suspending Congress and seizing powers as the regime purges the Chamber of Deputies and targets the Supreme Court. Unrest grows with censorship, political arrests, and a volatile mood among business leaders and labor. Observers cite a fragile balance between moderation and hardline Nasserists seeking broader control.
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Rumors of Mao Illness Sweep China Again
Hong Kong reporters say rumors that Mao Tse-tung is critically ill or dead are circulating in China as travelers bring news from the mainland. No confirmation is available. Mao, aged 75, has sparked similar rumors for a decade.
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Credit but No Cash U S Aid To Ghana Doesn t Come Easy
In Acora Ghana the United States offers loans to buy American goods but credits seldom move. Since 1967 about $35 million in loans and $6.6 million in letters of credit await use as Ghana, after a coup, struggles to earn hard currency. Administrative rules hinder loan approvals, with cases like journals and encyclopedias denied as too luxurious.
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