Force Is Only Way To Combat U S Influence Admits Brazilian Leader
Havana dispatch describes Francisco Junao, head of Brazil's Peasant Leagues, arguing force is the sole method to counter U S influence in Latin America. Juliao, a Brazilian congressman, visits Havana praising Mao while insisting he is a Socialist with peasant support. Prestes and Castro meet amid differing lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Havana
Francisco Junao
U. S
Latin America
Wrce
Juliao
Cuba
Mao Tze-tung
Julian
Goulart
Communist Party
Luis Carlos Prestes
Moscow
Prestes
Fidel Castro
Goldwater rejects 1964 draft push and corners
Barry Goldwater told conservatives not to label him for a 1964 presidential bid. He said there is no draft movement and he is running only for re election to the Senate. He criticized a Chicago draft group and said he would not be guided by any strategy committee.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Chicago
Senate
Clifford White
New York
Nelison A. Rockefeller
VFW Leaders Attend District Meetings and Banquets
Five members of VFW Post 3809 will attend a District Four meeting today at Harrison. They are Post Commander Paul Miller District Four Senior Vice Commander Sam Warmoth Post Senior Vice Commander Raymond Hall John Sparks Jr. Last night Mr and Mrs Warmoth and Hopper attended an anniversary banquet at Lebanon Post 6069. Miller Hall and Sparks attended a similar banquet last night at Loveland Post 5749.
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VFW
Harrison
Paul Miller
District Four
Sam Warmoth
Raymond Hall
Hobart
John Sparks Jr
Miller
Hall
Sparks
Post 5749
Loveland
Soviet split backs up stalled Geneva disarmament talks
Washington AP reports that a split within the communist blocs has paralyzed disarmament negotiations at Geneva. U S envoy William C Foster returned home with no plans to return as Kuznetsov did not indicate a return to Geneva. Khrushchev’s leverage shifts, China split, and Berlin exploratory talks influence Soviet uncertainty in West relations.
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Washington
U. S
William C. Foster
Geneva
Kennedy
Russia
Foster
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Moscow
United States
Britain
New York
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
West
Cuba
Andrei A. Gromyko
Foy D. Kohler
Berlin
Kohler
United States States
Gromyko
Sennedy
Red China
End of Coast Guard Search For Stricken Beechcraft Plane
The Coast Guard discontinued its search 235 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras for a Beechcraft Bonanza that sank after a Friday morning forced landing. Pilot and sole occupant Donald Haarman, 52, of Bloomington Illinois, had left San Juan for St. Petersburg Florida and was reportedly out of fuel. The plane circled the Queen Elizabeth before crashing into the Atlantic. the vessel witnessed the sinking. A Bloomington associate said Haarman had flown to force Colonel.
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Portmouth
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Donald William Haarman
Bloomington
Ill
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington
Haarman
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Cannibalism and Torture Mark Congo Rebellion
In South Kasai Congo, government troops crush Mpuku secession but violence persists. Rebels reportedly practiced cannibalism, with villagers hiding in bush amid burned villages and graves. Estimates of dead vary, with thousands killed or tortured and many displaced.
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Bakwanga
Congo
Kasai
Fric Packham
U.N
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Albert Kalonji
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Francisco Juliao
Barry
William E. Miller
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