Soviet Union blames China in Communist bloc rift
Moscow accuses Beijing of seeking leadership of world communism and stirring unrest inside the Soviet Union. Pravda fronts a front page attack calling Maoist China a major threat to unity and peaceful coexistence. Suslov’s speech targets Red China as pursuing factionalism and chaos while stopping short of expulsion from the movement.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
U S Pledges Close Ties With Brazil After Coup
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States would work closely with Brazil’s new government to tackle economic and social development problems. President Johnson sent congratulations to Ranieri Mazzilli for the constitutional transition after Joao Goulart’s ouster. Rusk noted ongoing U S concern over inflation external debt and investment needs and suggested cooperation with Brazil on shared goals, including possible Cuban policy alignment.
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U.S
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Congress
Split Omega: New Opportunity and Danger Analysis
AP News Analysis by Stanley Johnson discusses how the Kremlin’s stance toward China creates a split in the Communist movement. It examines potential Cold War shifts, possible Western strain, and risks of renewed tensions in Berlin and Cuba as Moscow weighs cooperation or confrontation with Peking.
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Representative Burkhalter Calls for 70-Year Electoral Bar
First term congressman Everett G. Burkhalter of California proposes constitutional style limits to curb seniority in Congress He urges a four term cap a 70 year age ban on seeking re election and a four year term for representatives He argues most decision making rests with aging chairmen and ranking members while Cannon 83 defends age as a constituency issue and dismisses the concern as overrated
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Everett G. Burkhalter
D-Calif
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Congress
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Prelates Call For Change In Mass English Use
American Catholic prelates proposed expanded use of English in Mass sacraments and the breviary. About 200 archbishops and bishops and four of five cardinals met in secret at Catholic University to approve texts and the English scope. Final approval was sought from the Ecumenical Council's liturgy commission.
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Detroit
United States
Eagan Seeks 50 Million Bond Issue for Alaska
ANCHORAGE Alaska AP Gov William A Egan flies to Juneau to urge a joint session of the Legislature to approve a 50 million emergency bond issue to aid earthquake struck Alaskan cities The move aims to signal willingness to act while President Johnson urged Congress for 50 million in aid and Senator Jackson predicted possible approval of up to 200 million The hard hit Peninsula area received thousands of pounds of food airlifted to Kenai Soldotna Homer and 3500 more to Seward.
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County Commission Delays Decision On Parking Lots
County commissioners remain undecided on opposing the proposed parking lot plan. Chairman Donald Averill notes many public opinions, with a majority reportedly against the plan, and says a statement of position should come in about a week. The ad controversy and petition rules involve Hubbard Lumber Co. owner F M Coons and county lots in the benefit district with 258 of 515 owner signatures required.
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Favorable Reaction By US Was Expected
President Johnson sent unusual greetings to Brazil's new chief Paschoal Ranieri Mazilli praising how Brazilians settled difficulties within constitutional democracy. Mazilli came to power after a military coup ousted Joao Goulart. Congress named Mazilli as president, a process argued constitutional since no president or VP existed. US officials warned against Communist takeover and supported stability in the hemisphere.
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Teamster Raised Hoffa Aide Indicted For Jury Fix Bribe
Charles L. O'Brien, 29, Detroit Teamster local business agent, is charged with offering 25 000 dollars to Callie Key to sway Hoffa jury trial verdict. He posted 15 000 bond and awaits arraignment in Chattanooga. Key, 63, treasurer of the Tennessee Federation of Negro Women’s Clubs, refused the bribe. The case ties to Hoffa’s 1962 Nashville conspiracy trial and subsequent efforts for a new trial.
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Weather County Forecast Cloudy and Cooler Tonight
Cloudy and much cooler to night with northeasterly winds 20 to 30 mph and likely drizzle this evening. Saturday partly cloudy and cooler. Low tonight in the upper 30s. High Saturday near 50. Temperature readings show a range with today’s high 58 and a year ago high 64. Record highs 82 in 1910 1928 1932 and record low 12 in 1936. Barometer 29.72.
MacArthur Critical As Condition Improves Slightly
Washington AP General Douglas MacArthur remains in critical condition at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Emergency treatment began Thursday to address diminished kidney action. A 9:30 a.m. medical bulletin said there is no esophageal bleeding for 20 hours, the throat tube is being removed, yet the overall condition remains critical. The bulletin noted blood pressure around 140.60 with small daily fluctuations.
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