Brazil seeks U S aid for disaster relief
Planning Minister Roberto Campos will seek 16 million dollars from the United States to repair damage from this week's heavy rains. President Humberto Castelo Branco said Campos would present the request in Washington while disaster workers comb mudslide sites for more victims. The death toll in Rio and nearby cities reached 351 with 1,184 hospitalizations. officials fear the total may climb.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Roberto Campos
United States
Humberto Castelo Branco
Campos
Washington
U.S
Hoover Defends Against Soviet Smear Campaign
FBI director Edgar Hoover claimed he is the target of a Russian smear linked to a forged note from a senator’s aide. He said the campaign is part of a communist effort begun a year ago.
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UPI
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White House
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Hickenlooper
KGB
Rio de Janeiro
Jenkins
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Johnson
Junior Colleges Seek State Guidance Amid Leadership Gaps
California's 75 junior colleges face leadership gaps as a two day hearing ends without a stance on creating a new statewide board. Assembly Education subcommittee chair Garrigus notes general agreement on stronger statewide direction but calls rest controversial. Local control fears persist while unions and associations stake varied positions on a possible board and division within the Department of Education.
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California
Charles B. Garrigus
D- Reedley
Gartigus
Assembly
Cerritos College
State Board of Education
State Department of Education
Garigus
Garrigas
Rocan
Department of Education
Walter "Coustas
Mer
Los Angeles City
Coulias
State Department
California Teachers Association
Yale Prof to report on Hanoi visit
Yale University professor Staughton Lynd will speak at Yale Law School on Monday night about his unauthorized 10 day trip to North Vietnam. The 36 year old historian returned Sunday and faces no government reprimand for violating travel bans.
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New Haven, Conn
Lynd
North
Viet Nam
State Department
Lyne
North Viet Nam
Jewish Unit Asks Ouster Of Hershey
The American Jewish Congress urged President Johnson to remove Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey as selective service director. They accused him of refusing to apply the Justice Department interpretation limiting punishment of anti-draft demonstrators and called for halt to reclassifying student protesters as 1-A. White House aide Moyers supported DOJ position that courts, not draft boards, should handle punishments.
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COPI
American Jewish Congress
Johnson Friday
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Congress
Hershey
Justice Department
1-A
White House
Bill D.moyers
Hershey Ss
Selective Service Ij
Calif Negroes Open Nominating Session
A California Negro political action group moves to nominate a Black candidate for secretary of state, aiming to disrupt the Democratic primary. Delegates foresee white backlash but hope to mobilize about 600,000 Black voters, plus Mexican descent Californians, for a November turnout boost.
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Negro Political Action Association of California
William J. Williams
Rep
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Frank M. Jordan
Los Angeles
Origin Sought Newsprint Chemical Kills Bugs
Washington reports Harvard zoologist Dr Carroll M Williams claimed a mysterious chemical in newsprint harms insects. Immature bugs allegedly walked on a Walter Lippmann column after lab immersion, grew into giants then died before maturity. The chemical remains unrecovered and may be present mainly in American newsprint from balsam fir sources.
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Washington
Harvard
Carroll M. Williams
Walter Lippmann
Williams
Willams
California publisher and 8 guilty in smut case
A California publisher his wife and seven employees were convicted of 147 counts of violating federal obscenity laws in a landmark Sioux City trial. The jury found nine individuals and four publishing companies guilty of interstate transportation of obscene material. Defendants filed motions for acquittal a new trial and arrested judgment while prosecutors seek asset freezes for the publishers.
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Iowa
UPH
California
Empire of
West Coast
Justice’ Department
Acederal
Donald O'Brien
Milton Luros
Beatrice
Stanley E. Sohler
Melvin Friedman
Elmer A. Betters
Harold A. Straubling
Paul Winner
Sam Merwin Jr
Richard E. Geis
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