Brochado da Rocha forms cabinet to win extra powers in Brazil
Prime Minister Francisco Brochado da Rocha meets with his new ministers after a 139-63 Chamber vote approving cabinet selections. He aims to obtain extraordinary powers from Parliament within five days to tackle Brazil’s inflation, food riots, and a dysfunctional tax system amid a government crisis.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Francisco Brochado da Rocha
Brochado da Rocha
Chamber of Deputies
Nounced
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Goulard
Attempt at Rescue Fatal for Foreman
Paul Boehm a 50 year old Rockwell Standard Corp foreman collapsed and died of a heart attack while trying to aid co worker Vernon Cornell 48 pinned by a heavy furnace door in Newark Ohio Cornell was treated for chest injuries and listed in fair to poor condition at Newark Hospital Cornell was inspecting the furnace when the door tripped and closed on him an electrician reversed a motor to release the door which weighed between 1500 and 2000 pounds Boehm grabbed a welding torch apparently to cut through a chain but collapsed as he picked up the tool
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Newark, Ohio
Paul Boehm
Rockwell Standard Corp
Vernon Cornell
Rt. 5
Newark
Newark Hospital
Cornell
Boehm
Lazarus named trustee for Ohio State University
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Robert Lazarus Sr board chairman of F and R Lazarus Co Columbus largest department store named a trustee of Ohio State University succeeding former U S Sen John W Bricker. Appointment announced Friday by Gov Michael V DiSalle for term ending May 13 1969 DiSalle noted Lazarus is a Republican and stressed political activity could disrupt university operations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert Lazarus Sr
F. & R. Lazarus Co
Columbus
Ohio State University
U.S
John W. Bricker
Michael V. DiSalle
Bricker
DiSalle
Chuckle Sign on Barbage Truck Joke
A lighthearted sign on a garbage truck reads Used Vitamin Convoy Serv ice, playing on a cartoonish mix up of words and letters for humorous effect. The phrasing evokes a playful misprint that amuses passersby and reflects local humor in street signage.
Celebrezze Named Secretary of Health Education and Welfare
President Kennedy designated Anthony J. Celebrezze mayor of Cleveland as the new secretary of health education and welfare, replacing Abraham Ribicoff who resigns to seek the Connecticut Senate seat. The nomination awaits Senate confirmation, announced by White House aide Andrew J. Hatcher.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
Ohio
Health, Education and Welfare
White House
Andrew J. Hatcher
Hatcher
Celebrezze
Senate
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Bailey
Ribicoff
Horace Seely+ Brown Jr
GOP
Prescott Bush
Kowalski
Royal Twisters Heat Up Palace at Blenheim Ball
In Blenheim Palace Woodstock England a gala for the Duke of Marlborough and guests from Britain and America featured Princess Margaret and Serena Russell 18 of Berwyn Pennsylvania as the coming out focus. Notable attendees included Lady Sarah Churchill Russell Edwin F Russell and two Ford II daughters Charlotte and Anne along with Richard Pershing. The event marked 22nd birthday of Lord Charles Spencer and saw the royal family dancing the twist in public for the first time.
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Woodstock
England
Blenheim Palace
Sir Winston Churchill
Princess Margaret
Churchill
Vanderbilt
Duke
Serena Russell
Berwyn
Lord Charles I
George William Colin Sppncer
Britain
Duke of Edinburgh
Juliana
Netherlands
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Marchioness
Blandford
Sonny
Tina Onassis
Henry Ford II
Charlotte
Anne
Detroit
Richard Pershing
Gen
John J. Pershing
U.S
Judge Rules in His Favor Reggie Was Overmatched
In Hollywood California Reginald A Wike won a courtroom battle over an engagement lasting seven years He claimed Lucille Hackenberger used undue influence to keep the wedding from proceeding and win control of property The Superior Judge Fugene P Fay ordered Hackenberger to return 75000 in real estate deeds while cash gifts totaling about 30000 were considered insufficient evidence of improper influence The judge described the union as unequal and noted the strong emotions of the couple.
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Fugene P. Fay
Reginald
Miss Hackenberger
Swain
King Leads New Civil Rights Push in Albany Georgia
In Albany Georgia Rev Martin Luther King Jr fronts a renewed nonviolent campaign with boycotts voter registration and demonstrations. Three youths including a Cincinnati white man and two Albany Blacks were jailed after a sit on City Hall steps. Police paid King and Abernathy fines.
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Albany
South Georgia
Martin Luther King Jr
Roes
Luther Woodall
City Hall
King
Ralph Abernathy
U Thant Arrives in Ireland for 3 Day Visit
U Thant United Nations acting Secretary General arrived from Geneva on Friday night for a three day visit to Dublin Ireland. He is to meet Irish leaders and discuss international affairs during his stay.
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Dublin
Ireland
U.N
U Thant
Geneva
Storm Hits Japan Leaves Floods and Fatalities
A severe thunderstorm swept across Japan causing landslides and floods. Four people were killed in southwestern regions by landslides and lightning. In Tokyo, about 6,750 homes flooded amid the storm.
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Tokyo
Japan
Cabinet Shakeup Big One
Prime Minister Macmillan reshuffles the British Cabinet firing seven of twenty one Conservatives. Labour and Liberal leaders demand a general election, saying the move signals failure. New appointments include Reginald Maudling and Peter Thorneycroft as key ministers amid questions over next election strategy.
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London
Macmillan
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Richard A
Rab) Butler
Home Secretary
Glenn's a Winner in Lawsuit in Santa Ana
In Santa Ana California the Marine officers led by John Glenn Jr. won a lawsuit over a failed $25,000 investment in a San Clemente cooperative apartment project. The Superior Court awarded $18,630 plus interest to the Marines from defendants Lt. Col. John Mason and Thomas Sanford, with Glenn himself set to recover about $2,600 from his $3,000 stake.
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Santa Ana
Calif
John Glenn Jr
Glenn
San Clemente
Col
John Mason
Thomas Sanford
Billie Sol Estes Declared Bankrupt in Texas
EL PASO Texas AP Billie Sol Estes the hoy wonder who built a multimillion empire from fertilizer tanks grain storage and cotton allotments was declared bankrupt by Federal District Judge R Ewing Thomason. The judge said no satisfactory plan existed to continue operation under receivership. Estes attorney John Cofer said he would appeal. Earlier Estes pleaded innocent to federal charges accusing him and three associates of defrauding finance companies of about 22 million by loans on non existent anhydrous ammonia tanks. Estes was surprised when his three associates pleaded guilty to five of 29 counts.
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EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
Kowalski Challenges Ribicoff Bumps Into Obstacles
Hartford AP report on Connecticut Democratic state convention where Ribicoff faces Kowalski in the U S Senate race. Demonstrations aimed at seating disputes disrupted the opening, with Kowalski supporters booing chairman John Bailey as Ribicoff’s nomination appeared likely.
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Hartford
Kowalski
John Bailey
National Party
al Gentile
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Bailey
Californian Student Sentenced in East Berlin Trial
Robert Mann a 19 year old student from Sepulveda California was sentenced by a Communist court in East Berlin to 21 months in prison for trying to help a refugee escape to the West. The sentence includes credit for time already served after his Jan 22 arrest in East Berlin. In similar cases Americans have often been released before full expiration.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Robert Mann
Sepulveda
Calif
Mann
Quemoy Bombarded by 28 shells in 43 minute raid
The Chinese Communists fired 28 shells at the Quemoy Islands during a 43 minute bombardment Friday night, according to the Chinese Nationalist defense ministry in Taipei.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Robbery Suspects Captured After Highway Intercept
A Missouri Highway Patrol radio operator spotted a wanted car speeding west and orchestrated a roadblock intercept near Rolla. Three men linked to a Cleveland savings office robbery totaling 13,365 dollars were captured along with a woman and infant. Suspects identified as Ellie Davis 25 William Jackson 20 Arthur Davis 20 Leroy Jones 25, all from Birmingham Alabama, and Jessie Mae Davis 19 of Cleveland. Cash recovered: 692 on Davis, 102 on Jones, 5 on Jackson. Officers said more money or weapons were not found.
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Rolla, Mo
Missouri Highway Patrol
U.S
Savings Association
Cleveland
Rolla
Waynesville
Missouri
Ellie da
California
Dick Bench
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Reginald Wike
Cincinnati
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church
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Tories
Admiralty House
Selwyn Lloyd
Colonial Office
Reginald Maudling
Harold Watkinson
Peter Thorneycroft
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Lord Mills
David Eccles
Charles Hill
John Maclay
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