Brazil Faces Finances After Kubitschek Spree
The morning after Kubitschek era sees Brazil under President Quadros trimming spending, deflating wages, and cutting government payrolls. Inflation looms as state oil and coffee assets are reassessed while business leaders handle key roles.
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Brazil
Kubitschek
House reapportion plan eyed as seats shift nationwide
Lawmakers debate 1960 census based redraw of districts with 21 seats cut from 16 states and 12 states losing one seat each to aid booming states New York and Pennsylvania lose three each Massachusetts and Arkansas two apiece Some districts now exceed 900 000 constituents while average district size rises from 33 000 to about 410 000
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Alaska
Hawaii
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Arkansas
Iowa
House
South Africa Leaves Commonwealth Amid Apartheid Strain
Britain faces embarrassment as South Africa withdraws from the Commonwealth trade ties. With half the membership non white, apartheid strains future loyalties. Historical ties between London and Verwoerd era governments highlighted, while nationalism weakens the bond.
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Britain
London
Dr. Verwoerd
Jan Smuts
Ghana
West Indies
Malayan Federations
South Africa
Commonwealth
Monticello News Briefs Include Engagement and Elections
Five years ago in Express Files Mary Ann Kuriger engaged to Frank Miller with June 12 wedding planned at Sacred Heart Monticello. James Maurice elected Monticello school board president in reorganization at Masonic temple. new members Shelley and Duckler. treasurer Sutherland re-elected. Carl Kintzle plans two oat crops on same land. FCC grants 7.5 watt VHF radio station license aiding Monticello aviation and industry.
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Bernard Kuriger
Mary Ann
Frank Miller
Francis Miller
Arthur Shelley
Dave Duckler
Earl DeShaw
Ed Cox
Donald Sutherland
Carl Kintzle
Prairieburg
Monticello Aviation
Cuckler Mfg. Company
FCC
Monticello Plant Chief Operator and Tenure Details
The Monticello division lists years as the company manager and Tony Wroblewski as chief operator with a decade of service. Assistants include Henry Harris and Frank O Rourke who followed his late father Joe O Rourke. Also noted is Gertrude Karns 28 giving birth to a 9 pound 3 ounce daughter in Shreveport Louisiana parental details include Cliff Karns 305 pounds. They appeared at the 1935 fair in Monticello. John Bodenhofer ex sheriff Jones County announces bid for state senate seat. 50 years ago Tony Eilers bought Jones County cement fence post rights. M Berlin contracts to sell northern Lovell township farm to Fred Berlin and Bruce Cropp. Purchases continue on page B-3.
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Sam Rhatigan
Monticello
Donald Jacque
Roy Jacque
U. S. Navy
San Diego
GMC
Lambert
Fred Faust
SCS
PMA
Jones County
Barbara Stumbaugh
Ray Stumbaugh
Josephine Scherrer
Joseph L. Scherrer
Glen A. Russell
Years
Tony Wroblewski
Henry Harris
Frank O’rourke
Joe O'Rourke
Gertrude Karns
Shreveport
Cliff Karns
Tony Eilers
M. Berlin
Lovell Township
Fred Berlin
Bruce Cropp
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