Brazil Crisis Deepens as Gen Denys Opposes Goulart Rise
War Minister Gen Odylio Denys reportedly vows to veto Joao Goulart's presidential bid after Janio Quadros quits. Congress debates quick election by lawmakers while deputies in Brasilia relay Denys position amid planned talks with Goulart in Europe.
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Tom Masterson
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Odylio Denys
Joao Goulart
Janio Quadros
Goulart
South Amercan
Far East
Brasilia
Denys
Ruy Ramos
Labor Party
Aurelio Viana
Mar
Ramos
Quadros
Congress
Mants
Juracy Magalhaes
Bahia State
Democratic Union Vs
Carvalho Pinto
Sao Paulo
Agoluiaim
Europe
U S Denies Involvement in Quadros Resignation
Washington denies U S role in Brazil President Janio Quadros resignation calling charges by the Communist press and Fidel Castro nonsense The State Department issued the denial with White House approval after Kennedy was briefed on Quadros sudden resignation and noted planned December visit and U S aid to Brazil.
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Washington
United States
Brazil
Janio Quadros
State Department
Fidel Castro
U. S.S
U. S
Quadros
White House
Kennedy
AMC and UAW Reach Profit Sharing Accord Amid Bargaining
AMC and the United Auto Workers announced a profit sharing plan after four days of talks, aiming for a national agreement with the Big Three. The deal allows 10 percent of profits before taxes plus 5 percent in AMC stock, with health and other benefits, while wage increases remain under negotiation.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
AMC
Edward L. Cushman
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
Wisconsin
Michigan
Reuther
Cushman
General Motors
Explorer XT beer can satellite completes fifteenth earth orbit
The 127 pound Explorer XT beer can satellite, part of a dust hazard study, completed its 15th orbit as NASA officials said it was performing as expected. Earlier, its orbit estimate widened, enabling study of micro meteoroids at varying altitudes to assess shielding for future astronauts.
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Washington
Earth
Space Agency
NASA
Western Big Four warn Kremlin over Berlin air corridors
The United States Britain and France issued identical notes to Moscow denouncing threats against West Berlin air links. They rejected Soviet claims that the corridors serve as a cover for spies and provocation and warned of serious consequences for any interference. Secretary Rusk convened ambassadors for a Berlin strategy briefing.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Berlin
Soviet Union
East
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
East Germany
Mikhail Pervukhin
Soviet Berlin
Pervukhin
East Berlin
Kremlin
Washington
Moscow
London
Paris
U. S
White
Tima
Foreign Office
Dean Rusk
Solons Clash Over Berlin Negotiations Split
Washington AP report says Senate leaders differ on pursuing talks with the Soviet Union on Berlin. Senator Mansfield urges early ambassadorial to summit talks while Dirksen cautions the West could look weak if it moves now. France opposes conferences as Moscow pressures continue.
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Washington
Senate
Soviet Union
Berlin
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
United States
Britain
West Germany
Robertson Rites Monday For Mrs Edith Robertson
Mrs Edith M Robertson 5 Route 3 Snyder died Saturday at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock after a short illness. A Missouri native and Scurry County resident seven years she is survived by her husband Far R Robertson five sisters and two brothers. Funeral 2 p m Monday Union Baptist Church with Rev R N Tucker officiating burial Hillside Memorial Gardens Bolger Funeral Home in charge Pallbearers listed.
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Edith M. Robertson
Snyder
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Missouri
Robertson
Scurry County
Far R. Robertson
Edna Shields
Tahiqeuah
Olka
Margie Weddle
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Bertha Lofton
Farmington, M
Ruby Murphy
Albuquerque
N. M
Viola Flager
Tulsa
Okla
Alford Bess
Mound Okla
Wayne Bess
Baptist Church
Union Baptist Church
R N. Tucker
Hillside Memorial Gardens
Bolger Funeral Home
T. S. Barkley
T. L. Anger
F. H. Butler
Harry Newton
B. D. Bruyere
W. C. Rasberry
Police recover clothing in two vacant lots
The Police Dept recovers new pants socks and sport T shirts in two vacant lots on Plum Street and Apple Street on Saturday afternoon and evening. No owner is identified.
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Plum Street
Apple Street
Hoffa to Meet Luken in Cincinnati Press Conference
James R. Hoffa president of the International Teamsters agreed to joint remarks with James T. Luken a dissident union leader in Cincinnati. The pair will speak at a press conference after Hoffa arrived from San Francisco and Luken agreed to appear via television.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
James R. Hoffa
International Teamsters Union
James T. Luken
Barbier
Hoffa
Luken
San Francisco
WCKY
Dairy Workers Union
William Kircher
Afl-Cio
Wkrc-Tv
Young Victim Heads Home After Razor Slashing
Susan Jane Kipp, 14, a Texas vacation traveler, was slashed in a Yuma washroom. She heads home to Long Beach, Calif., in good spirits after treatment. Army private Thomas M. Kelly of Carthage, Texas, stationed at Ft. Ord, admitted the attack and described a long-held urge to kill.
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Yuma
Ariz
Susan Jane Kipp
Long Beach
Calif
Texas
Thomas M. Kelly
Carthage
Tex
Ft. Ord
Kelly
United States Drops Protest on Red China Seat Debate
The United States will not push a moratorium to delay debate on seating Communist China in the UN General Assembly for the 16th session starting Sept 19. Diplomats say the U.S. may oppose recognizing Chinese Nationalists and favor recognizing Communists, a procedural choice likely settled by a simple majority.
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United Nations
N.yp
United States
UN General Assembly
China
U.S
Sembly
Nepal
Brazil
Pakistan
Somalia
Tunisia
Dean Named U N Representative for General Assembly
President Kennedy selected Arthur H. Dean a veteran negotiator with the Communists as the United States representative to the UN General Assembly opening September 19. Dean joins four others in the U N delegation led by Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson while Kennedy focuses on Berlin and Quadros resignation.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Arthur H. Dean
U.S
United Nations General Assembly
Cape Cod
Berlin
White House
Janio Quadros
Marlin
Hazy
Nantucket Sound
Dean
United States
U. N
Adlai E. Stevenson
U. S
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
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Mexico City
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