Army Commanders Take Control in Peru Coup
Peru remained calm after a bloodless palace coup by army commanders who installed Gen Francisco Morales Bermudez as leader. Morales, 53, gained swift support from all branches, promising continuation of Velasco era policies while signaling possible softer anti American stance. Velasco, 65, appeared publicly, declaring support for the revolution as he moved to his mountain residence.
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Lima
Peru
Drapper
Francisco Morales Bermudez
Juan Velasco Alvarado
National Radio
State Department
Washington
Velasco
Morales
Tacna
Monay
Andes Mountains
Central Information Office
Chaclacayo
Miguel Angel de la Flor
Hurricane Caroline Stirs Gulf Coast Watch For Labor Day
Hurricane Caroline lingered in the Gulf of Mexico with 60 mph winds and could strike anywhere along the Gulf Coast this Labor Day weekend. Forecasters warned residents of southern Texas and northeastern Mexico to monitor rip currents and beach erosion while warning small craft to stay off open water.
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Miami
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf Coast
Brownsville
Tex
Caroline
Gulf
Texas
Mexico
Joe Pelissier
Neil Frank
National Hurricane Center
Frank
Hurricane Center
Western Gulf
Snag Delays Talks on U S Soviet Grain Shipping Rates
Washington AP U S Soviet talks on shipping rates for American grain to the Russians are suspended until Sept 9 after a White House source calls it a temporary snag. A Federal Maritime Administration spokesman cited outstanding differences over rates and flag vessel cargo shares amid longshoreman refusals and potential food-price impacts. Poland and East Germany are buying U S wheat much more than a year ago as Soviets may cut their grain purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Federal
Maritime Administration
U.S
Russia
Agriculture Department
Asst
Dale Sherwin
Poland
East Germany
Department
Monster Rat Study Sheds Light On Brain Control Of Weight
In Seattle, University of Washington researchers seek to understand human obesity by electrically lesioning the hypothalamus in a rat named Monster. The obese two pound subject appetites for Purina Rat Chow and Crisco, bites at handlers, and may face eventual decapitation for brain slice analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
University of Washington
Department of Psychology
Paul Kulkosky
Frohlich
Monster
Kulkosky
Woods
Two Charged In KC Bank Robbery
In Kansas City two men face bank robbery charges after a $100,000 heist ended in an armed standoff. Sylvester Young Jr. and William Clyde Lewis were jailed on $75,000 and $60,000 bonds respectively. Police sought a missing woman tied to the Thursday morning holdup at Central Bank. A helicopter tracked a getaway car, and two young girls were later found safe after being held at a residence.
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Kansas City
Sylvester Young Jr
Sylvester Young Sr
William Clyde Lewis
Central Bank of Kansas City
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