Brazil Progressing Despite Problems
Rio de Janeiro reports solid progress and respite one year after a bloodless coup toppled Joao Goulart. Under the firm hand of Humberto Castello Branco, Brazil today shows signs of stability despite ongoing economic and political challenges.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Joao Goulart
Brazil
Humberto Castello Branco
Obituaries From Bastrop Urania Monroe and surrounding area
Obituary notices list Mrs Bertha Mae Perry 48 of Morehouse Parish died at home near Perryville with services at Blackwell Golden Funeral Home conducted by Rev H P Tarpley. Burial in Christ Church Cemetery. Survived by husband Wesley G Perry son Wesley G Perry Jr two daughters Mary Lou Perry Brenda Perry parents M M Hewett four brothers and three sisters. Also listed Paul Sanders 68 Urania died in Columbia with services at Urania Baptist Church and Masonic graveside. Rosa Frazier sister. Columbus and Lee Sanders brothers. two California sisters. Mrs J R Posey 77 Monroe to be buried Memorial Park with survivors incl husband John Richard Posey four daughters and two sons and many grandchildren. pallbearers grandsons. Lola Mae Kerry 52 Pineville burial Mount Tabor near Farmerville. John Dennis 84 West Monroe died in nursing home. funeral at Oak Grove Presbyterian Church with Rev Harold Cook. burial Oak Grove Cemetery. survivors include wife, three daughters, two sons, one brother, two sisters, twenty grandchildren and twenty-two great grandchildren.
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Bertha Perry Bastrop
Bertha Mae Perry
Perryville
Blackwell - Golden Funeral Home
H. P. Tarpley
Christ Church Cemetery
M. M. Hewett
Mer Rouge
Mallie Hewett Jr
Georgetown
J. B. Hewett
Carbondale
Leroy Hewett
Bastrop
Charles Hewett
New Orleans
Clara Braddock
Dorothy Florence
Lillie Mae Moseley
Montgomery
Ala
George Hollis
James Perry
Charles E. McKenzie Jr
Harold A. Monk Jr
George Monk
Harvey P. Perry
Urania
Paul Sanders
Urania Baptist Church
Sanders Cemetery
Winn Parish
Charles F. Buck
Riser and Son Funeral Home
Columbia
Sanders
Luna B. Sanders
Rosa Frazier
Jena
Columbus Sanders
Minden
Lee Sanders
Hayfork
Calif
California
J. R. Posey
Jack McEnry
Monroe
Peters Chapel
G. E. Chance
Memorial Park Cemetery
Posey
Pineville
Oak Grove
Alexandria
Lola Mae Kerry
Hixson Brothers Funeral
Gary Neie
Kerry
Shreveport
Mount Tabor
Farmerville
John Dennis
Heard St
West Monroe
Kilpatrick
Oak Grove Presbyterian Church
Arcadia
Harold Cook
Oak Grove Cemetery
John Sechler
Mary Fuller
Delma Traylor
Simsboro
Thomas D. Dennis
L. W. Dennis
G. C. Dennis
A. W. Calcote
H. A. Gosdin
Bob Preddy
Overton Doolittle
Calvin Haley
Lilburn Gammill
Jimmy Traylor
Bob Gibson
Funeral services for Charlie Edward Menshew held in Jonesboro
Funeral services for 82 year old Charlie Edward Menshew of Jonesboro are set for 2 pm Sunday at Southern Funeral Home chapel. Rev. W. C. Jordan will officiate with burial in Garden of Memories Cemetery. Survived by Grace Menshew and six daughters including Monna Lee Robertson, Dorothy Dewet, Myrtle Clark, Helen Futrell, Ruth Tubberville, Ruby Johnson, and three sons T. F. Menshew, Alford Menshew, Leonard Menshew plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Jonesboro
Southern Funer_ Home
Charlie Edward Menshew
Jonesyoro
W. C. Jordan
Garden of Memories Cemetery
Grace Menshew
T. F. Menshew
Springhill
Alford Menshew
Washington State
Leonard Menshew
New York
N. Y
Monna Lee Robertson
Chatham
Dorothy Dewet
Chalmette
Myrtle Clark
Oxford
Ore
Helen Futrell
Ruth Tubberville
Minden
Ruby Johnson
California
Brazil’s democracy deepens as inflation and costs rise
The nation’s political climate stabilizes with foreign investment and U S aid nearing a billion dollars in the last year. Castello Branco’s government faces inflationary pressure and unemployment while cost of living climbs 10.5 percent in two months, prompting a Women’s Campaign rally advocating price stabilization and faith.
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Brazil
Family of Democratic Nations
Goulart
United States
Castello Branco
Women's Campaign For Democracy
Rio
Congress Goes To Work On LBJ's Coin Proposal
Washington AP reports Congress moves swiftly on President Johnsons plan to cut silver in U S coins by replacing silver with nickel copper in dimes and quarters and reducing silver in half dollars. Hearings in House and Senate begin. members see need to act though some silver states oppose.
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Congress
LBJ
Washington
Johnson
U.S
House Banking Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
House
William B. Widnall
New Jersey
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