Deadlock broken as Brazil deputies approve cabinet
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approved a cabinet chosen by Prime Minister Francisco Brochado da Rocha, ending a 17 day crisis. The vote breaks a deadlock between the conservative majority in Parliament and President Joao Goulart. The political upheaval prompted Kennedy to postpone his Brazil visit from July 30 to November 12.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
Francisco Brochado da Rocha
Conserva
Joao Jyoulart
Kennedy
Court Spells Save Terms For Georgia
The 13-man Cabinet was approved by a 139-63 vote in Brazil as Brochado da Rocha formed a nonpolitical cabinet to tackle food shortages inflation and reform amid riots. In Atlanta a three judge federal court ordered Georgia to reapportion before next January, ruling no delay to 1965 and signaling a summer or fall special session. The panel kept a special master from appointment and noted possible constitutional amendments to shift power before 1965.
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Brochado da Rocha
Goulart
Brazil
Mines and Energy
Arinos
National Democratic Union
United Nations
Janio Quadros
Mangabeira
Labor Party
Petrobras
Atlanta
Federal Court
Georgia General Assembly
General Assembly
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Griffin Bell
US. ‘Dist
Lewis R. Morgan
Georgia
Tuttle
Joe C Underwood
Monroean II Jailed For Arson In Foreclosure Bid
Monroe man Leonard Herman Kordick, 52, was charged with arson after confessing to starting a fire at 907 5 2nd St to collect insurance and avert foreclosure. State Fire Marshal Garland May, with Monroe police, says Kordick left the home to drive with his wife, then heard the blaze from nearby. He was jailed on a district attorney’s warrant as foreclosure loomed.
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Monroe
Garland May
C. W. Flacy
Leonard Herman Kordick
May
Kordick
2Nd St
Dixon Reported Cabinet Choice
NEW YORK AP reports James P. Dixon Jr., president of Antioch College, Yellow Springs Ohio, as Kennedy administration candidate for secretary of Health Education and Welfare. If confirmed Dixon would succeed Abraham Ribicoff who resigned Thursday night before his formal announcement as Democratic Senate nominee for Connecticut.
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New York
Itad
Kennedy
Hacia Ts Aoa
James P. Dixon Jr
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Dixon
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Senate
Connecticut
Japanese student seeks studies in the United States
Ichiro Oki a Japanese student at a university majoring in economic management writes the News-Star-World editor asking to stay in the United States. The letter continues on page three.
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Tokyo
News-Star — World
Ichiro Oki
Ace Ce Ae University
Stu
Judge Rules Texan Estes Is Bankrupt
U S District Judge R Ewing Thomason declared Texas promoter Billy Sol Estes bankrupt in El Paso Texas The ruling followed pleas of guilty by three officers of Superior Manufacturing Co tied to a multimillion dollar fraud Estes who calls himself innocent faces potential penalties though sentencing date was not set The case has triggered state and federal probes led by Senator John L McClellan and investigations into Estes financial empire and mortgage scheme tied to fertilizer storage tanks.
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EL Paso
Tex
U.S. Dist
R. Ewing Thomason
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Thomason
Estes
Boy Wonder
West Texas
Coleman McSpadden
Lubbock
Harold E. Orr
Amarillo
Ruel W. Alexander
Superior Manufacturing Co
Superior Manufacturing
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pair Tries To Attack Cuban Red On Plane
In Bogota two anti Castro Cuban exiles armed with a knife and a 12 inch iron pipe tried to ambush Cuban Communist leader Bias Roca aboard a Boeing 707 during a stopover. Roca, returning from Montevideo, appeared pale but denied fear as police detained three other Cuban refugees linked to the plot.
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Bogota
Colombia
Bias Roca
Roca
Havana
Communist Party
Montevideo
Uruguay
Bastille Day Festivities Light Up Paris Streets
French celebrate Bastille Day with midnight fireworks and street dances along the Left Bank. A major military parade is planned later as Paris marks the national fete and the end of World War II era era in France's history continues to influence celebrations.
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First Republic
Vinces
France
Suit Filed In US Court Over Alabama Reapportionment Plan
In Montgomery the Alabama Legislature faces a federal challenge to its new reapportionment scheme. Birmingham residents seek a court order blocking a statewide vote on a constitutional amendment that would create a 67 senator plan. If approved, the plan would affect the legislature beginning in 1967 and may trigger immediate judicial action for realignment if the amendment fails.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Birmingham
House
Senate
Federal Court
U S Explodes 44th Atom Shot At Nevada Site
The United States conducted a atmospheric nuclear test at the Nevada test site as part of war games with troops to rehearse maneuvers. The Atomic Energy Commission reported delays due to winds and noted only a small device was detonated with no immediate detections.
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Nevada
Nev
UPS
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
No Relief Seen By Weatherman
The Twin City area faces continued heat with a forecast high around 97 and a low near 74. A record blaze of heat was noted at Selman Field Friday with the temperature reaching 70s during the afternoon and a low of 4 reported, underscoring ongoing hot conditions.
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Twin City
Mercury
Selman Feld
U.S. Antitrust Suit Targets MCA Inc in Hollywood
The federal government files a major antitrust suit against MCA Inc in Los Angeles aiming to strip its talent arm by July 18 and force divestitures of Decca Records and Universal Pictures. The action cites violations of the antimerger act as MCA controls top TV production and agency interests.
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Los Angeles
MCA Inc
U5. District Court
MCA
Decca Records
Universal Pictures
Lew Wasserman
Screen Actors Guild
Guild
Laramie
Alfred Hitcheck
End of
Kirk Douglas
Burt Lancaster
Gr Peck
Marlon Brando
Gracely
Tony Curtis
Shirley Mac
Senator Soaper on treaty remark and nation’s split views
A Senator comments on the phrase we couldn’t care less and the country’s divisions as clubs move east and west. A returning traveler notes markers in remote regions where elders say history was previously unknown.
India warns China as nine new outposts reported
New Delhi accuses Beijing of nine new military posts in northern Ladakh and warns that ongoing Chinese activity may trigger a clash at any moment. India says Chinese forces threaten existing posts and could force self defense actions amid border tensions with China.
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New Delhi
China
India
Ladakh
Peking
Chip Chap
Kashmir
Kennedy Health Bill Unscathed in Senate Clash
Washington United Press International reports the administration backed plan for elderly health care survived a second Republican challenge. Senator Prescott Bush proposed direct subsidy payments for private insurance, but the 75 to 5 vote defeated the substitute. A second substitute by Senator Leverett Saltonstall, offered for the compromise program financed by Social Security, was also rejected.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Prescott Bush
Rconn
Sen. Leverett Stall
R-Mass
Bush
Kennedy
Bus Crowd Sparks Quick Courtesy Parade
A woman on a crowded bus wishes for a seat and ten men spring to offer seats, creating a burst of chivalrous humor as the bus fills with polite action.
Army Davy Crockett Nuclear Mortar Tests Planned
The Army plans a Davy Crockett nuclear mortar exercise with 900 troops from Fort Lewis in Nevada near above ground blasts in a maneuver named Ivy Flats. The test uses a 165 mm weapon with a low yield warhead, controlled by special units and President orders.
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Washington
4Th Infantry
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense
Bombat
U.S. 7Th Army
Europe
Macmillan axes one third of Cabinet in drastic reshuffle
London AP Prime Minister Harold Macmillan dismissed one third of his 21 member Cabinet in a bold move to restore voter confidence. Chancellor Selwyn Lloyd and Defense Minister Harold Watkinson were among those fired. R A Butler was elevated to deputy prime minister signaling a chosen successor. Other casualties included Viscount Kilmuir Lord Mills Sir David Feeles Dr Charles Hill and John Maclay. The reshuffle lowered average cabinet age and followed by election setbacks. Continued on Page Three A.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Defense
Harold Watkinson
Macmillan
Home
R. A. Butler
Lloyd
Watkinson
Britain
U.S
Viscount Kilmuir
Lord Mills
David Feeles
Charles Hill
John Maclay
Scotland
Anthony Eden
Lord Avon
Reginald
Second Johnston Island high shot eyed next week
Reports indicate the United States may fire a second high altitude nuclear shot over Johnston Island next week. Tests are expected to occur after preliminary experiments Sunday and Tuesday with four days warning to air and sea crews.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Pacific
New Zealand
Hawaii
Joint Task Force
Defense Department
Christmas Island
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Carey Thompson
Ben Bradford
Soaper
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