Army Ousts President In Brazilian Revolt
Rio de Janeiro Brazil The army led by Gen Henrique Teixeira Lott ousted provisional president Carlos Coimbra da Luz after a coupnavy and air force refused support. Gunfire rocked Copacabana fort and a warship headed out of the harbor then turned back. The government buildings police station and newspapers were surrounded as the military claimed constitutional support. Loz fled to a navy vessel and the House debated legality while Kubitschek was elected president. In Middletown a fireman Richard Holder Jr 28 was charged with first degree murder in the shooting of his wife Eloise Joan Holder 21. He appeared in Municipal Court and a lie detector test was conducted.
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Adlai Plans Antagonizing GOP Policy Attacks
Adlai Stevenson prepares to accuse Republicans of muddling foreign policy and ceding too much influence to big business. He will announce a bid for the Democratic nomination in Chicago next Tuesday and air foreign policy views tonight from the University of Virginia via ABC radio. Stevenson met with former officials in Washington and is forming a campaign apparatus led by Barry Bingham and James Finnigan with plans to restore rigid farm price supports and challenge tax favoritism.
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Lawsuits Add Headaches To City Fathers Future
Sunday Journal surveys the City Commission’s upcoming two year program as lawsuits complicate their agenda. Germantown school system adds elementary wing, gym under construction, and new superintendent. Valley section highlights progress. When wives take a day out YMCA activities illustrated.
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Goodbye To Denver Grateful Ike Leaves For Capital
President Eisenhower, speaking in Denver in 36 degree damp weather, thanked supporters and hospital staff as he prepared to depart for Washington. He said illness showed how good people are and expressed eternal gratitude to workers at Fitzsimons and Lowry. The couple, greeted by Gov. Ed Johnson and Mayor Will Nicholson, left with Mamie Eisenhower amid signs of well wishes from civilians and a 28 piece Air Force band. Weather and medical updates remain uncertain for his return and potential run in 1956.
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Woman Held In Poisoning Case Freed
New Orleans district attorney's office found no basis to charge Mary Moss Falcon with murder in the poisoning deaths of William aged 7 and Lawrence aged 6 Baughman boys. Falcon posted bond in an unrelated aggravated battery case and was freed after denying involvement.
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Weather outlook: cold weekend with possible snow flurries
Forecasters warn Miami Valley residents to expect a cold weekend as a northward air mass brings cloudy and windy conditions. Today stays mostly cloudy with a few showers, then showers tonight will drop temperatures, turning much colder Saturday with afternoon snow flurries. Thursday high reached 55 degrees, low 39 this morning.
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Boy Dies In Hole Near Street Edge
Five year old Randall Bourbeau fell into a three foot deep hole at the street edge and died from head injuries and suffocation. He stumbled while running down an embankment and tumbled into the open pit.
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Quick Takeoff Plane Developed at Fairchild Plant
A light plane designed to land or take off in under 500 feet is in final assembly at Fairchild in Hagerstown Maryland. The M232 features large movable wing flaps to direct the propeller slip stream downward for rapid ascent or descent. The company aims for first flight within a month, built as a private venture without government funds.
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Death Seeker Forces Disturbance in Downtown OKC
A pedestrian bent on self harm caused a scene in Oklahoma City last night. He leaped into traffic after a cab refused to run him down, then bumped a moving car but remained unharmed. A private detective handcuffed him to a street light and police were summoned.
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London prison strike narrows as holdouts sit empty dorm
In London Ohio nearly 1,200 inmates struck with about 215 clinging to a single dormitory. Officials report more than 950 have returned to work or prepared to, amid guard presence and a protest over credit for hours worked and minimum pay for 200 hours monthly.
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White Starts Nationwide Doctor Survey On Heart Disease
Dr. Paul Dudley White directs a nationwide AMA inquiry to measure heart disease prevalence in the United States amid President Eisenhower's illness. He seeks data from physicians on acute coronary thrombosis cases since Sept 24, including survivor rates, work status, and patient details.
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Big Four Adjourn Geneva Talks After Secret Session
In Geneva the Big Four foreign ministers agreed in a secret session to adjourn their conference with a final meeting next Wednesday, finishing one day shy of the three week target. Molotov’s blunt disarmament stance and continued Soviet insistence on unreconciled aims mark the session as the most radical shift since Stalin's death.
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Moss Calls for Break Down Barriers to Information
House subcommittee leader Moss announces hearings adjourned until January and urges breaking down barriers to free circulation of facts and ideas. He cites testimony showing a need for new legislation to curb overly restrictive information rules and inherent powers claimed by the presidency.
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