Brazilian Boss Warmer To U S
Brazilian official Tancredo Neves, 51, won party approval for prime minister as Congress and allied blocs shape the government. President Goulart, a rancher and key figure in the Quadros crisis, eyes congressional balance while Neves hints at restoring Brazil’s traditional foreign policy with Washington.
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Brazil
Tancredo Weres
Social Democrats
Congress
National Democratic Union
Joao Goulart
Janio Quadros
Quadros
Goulart
Neves
United States
Washington
Teaching Communism In Schools
Washington AP reports a new public high school course on communism is being added nationwide. Once resisted, support grows with NEA and Legion backing a model program despite pockets of opposition. Delegates to NSBA and PTA meetings show strong approval for teaching how communism differs from capitalism and democracy.
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Washington
The
American Legion
Legion
National Education Association
NEA
Associated Press
National School Boards Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Protest Against Gas Rate Hike Gathers in KC
A joint committee of seven was chosen by 34 Kansas and Missouri cities to oppose an $8.5 million rate increase sought by Cities Service Gas Co. J Weston Miller of Springfield Missouri and Benjamin M Powers of Kansas City were named to the panel to select the remaining five members. The proposal is before the Federal Power Commission in Washington. Cities Service provides gas to various utilities and municipal distributors in both states.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Cities Service Gas Co
J. Weston Miller
Springfield, Mo
Benjamin M. Powers
Cities Service
Federal Power Commission
Washington
U S Soldiers Share Meal With East German Troops
In Berlin near the wall at Friedrich strasse and Zimmerstrasse, American soldiers in battle dress chatted with East German police across a 40 foot line. The night scene shows a neon sign, ruins, and a mood of eerie calm as memories of World War II linger. The soldiers recall a previous night when chicken and potato soup were shared across the divide.
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Berlin
Friedrichstrasse
Zimmerstrasse
West Berlin
Three Killed In 2 Car Collision near Dodge City
A two car crash at a county road intersection 14 miles north of Dodge City left three dead and five injured. Victims include Mrs. Rosena Gibbs 29 and her 5 month old son Bryan Gibbs of Jetmore and George Fowler Jr. 30 of Kalvesta. Injured are Jack Gibbs 31 Lindell Curtiss Gibbs 3 Subrena Gibbs 5 Maurita Fowler 30 and Michele Fowler 2. Subrena Gibbs listed serious. others in critical condition.
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Dodge City
Kas
Rosena Gibbs
Rt. 2
Jetmore
Kan
Bryan
George Fowler Jr
Kalvesta Kas
Jack Gibbs
Gibbs
Lindell Curtiss Gibbs
Subrena Gibbs
Maurita Fowler
Fowler
Michele
12 Cent Boost For GM Workers
Detroit AP reports General Motors and the United Auto Workers near a three year national contract giving hourly workers an estimated net pay rise of 12.04 cents per hour by year end. The tentative deal includes higher pensions and shared medical costs for retirees and spouses with unions aiming to wrap up negotiations over the weekend. Unauthorized walkouts halted operations at 12 plants as Reuther sent troubleshooters to restore staffing.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Fisher Body
Mansfield
Ohio
Marion
Ind
Pittsburgh
Reuther
General Motors
One-Cent Cost of Living Allowance Due This Month
A small cost of living adjustment worth one cent is due this month, reflecting adjustments to benefits or wages. The update affects eligible recipients and is scheduled for payout within the current pay period.
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