Goulart Accepted as Figurehead President in Brazil Crisis
In Rio de Janeiro Brazil three military ministers accept Joao Goulart as a figurehead president with a Congress appointed prime minister until 1963. If Congress approves the plan the crisis sparked by Janio Quadros resignation may end. Goulart would hold a largely decorative role under the proposed power-sharing arrangement.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Congress
Brasilia
Janio Quadros
Goulart
National Congress
Odylio Denys
Navy
Adm
Silvio Heckel
Air
Brig
Gran Moss — Goulart
Quadros
Paris
New York
Rainieri Mazzilli
Congressional Committee
Odvlio Denys
Denys
Labor Party
Doutel de Andrade
Chamber of Deputies
Jose Machado Lopes
Machado Lopes
Mazzill
Gen
Osvaldo Cordeiro de Faria
Gran Moss
Silvio Heck
Snyder School Trustees Approve $400 Raise for Teachers
Snyder School Trustees approved a $400 per year raise for classroom teachers and other professionals for the 1961 62 year. The board plans to study pay scales over winter and set future figures before spring contracts. New scales raise bachelor degree starting pay to 4400 and master degree starting pay to 4625, with updated maximums after years of service.
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Snyder
Reuther Returns to GM Talks as Strike Delayed
UAW President Walter Reuther resumes bargaining with General Motors after a government‑ordered six day delay in the strike. GM, Ford, and Chrysler contracts run to midnight with AMC adding a new three year deal and a profit sharing push. The union seeks wage and price policy control amid broader negotiations across the Big Three.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Reuther
UAW
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
International
Tion Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors Corp
Auto
Norman Matthews
AMC
Chrysler National Council
Tax Session State Is Set For Texas Sales Law Meetings
The Chamber of Commerce announced sessions for dealers to study the new Texas sales tax law. Soft lines dealers met at 3 p m at the 66 Cafe today, with sessions for foods Friday. Hard lines firms meet next Tuesday, and service firms next Wednesday. A lawyer and an accountant will lead all discussions.
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Texas
Chamber of Commerce
66 Cafe
Weather Summary for Texas Regions Through Thursday
The report shows mixed conditions across Texas with highs mainly in the upper 80s to mid 90s and lows from the mid 60s to mid 70s. South Central and Southeast Texas expect partly cloudy warm days with scattered thundershowers and lows around 67 to 75. Northwest and North Central areas stay partly cloudy with brief showers and lows 56 to 73.
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Snyder
Texas
North Central
Dr Stevens to speak to Snyder teachers on community duties
Dr John C Stephens assistant president of Abilene Christian College will address Snyder teachers at a general faculty meeting at 10 30 a m Thursday in the high school auditorium on The Teacher's Responsibility to the Community He joined ACC in 1948 as history assistant professor became dean of men in 1950 dean of students in 1952 and assistant president in 1956 He serves on a 13 member committee for the American Council of Learned Societies studying high school curricula and advises the Coe Foundation of New York supporting American Studies at ACC and other colleges He is a Richland native and ACC graduate with masters and doctorates from the University of Arkansas.
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John C. Stephens
Abilene Christian College
Snyder
Stevens
ACC
American Council of Learned Societies
Coe Foundation of
New York City
Richland
University of Arkansas
U S Envoy May Talk With Russians Soon
U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson may seek a Moscow meeting early next week to learn Soviet views on Berlin talks. The move aims to brief Western foreign ministers before their Berlin strategy session and is tied to Adenauer’s fears of a neutralist shift.
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U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Berlin
Kremlin
Kennedy
New York Times
Adenauer
West Germany
the Times
West Berlin
Thompson
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
U.N. General Assembly
State Department
School Aid Bill Shelved
A Republican Southern Democrat coalition blocked House consideration of the administration’s federal aid to education bill. The move likely ends chances for federal funding to build public school facilities this session.
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Washington
House
Cable Cars Rescue Ends After Fatal Alpine Incident
Rescuers freed 81 of 87 passengers trapped on the Mont Blanc cableway near Chamonix after a French air force jet cut the traction cable. A German family of four and an Italian man and son were killed when cabins plunged 700 feet. Authorities praised safety measures and coordinated a lengthy rescue involving Alpine guides and police.
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Chamonix
France
Mont Blanc
Aiguille du Midi
Raymond Jacquet
Haute Savoie
Italy
Alps
Ziegler
Luxeuil
Francis Blanchard
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Way Station
Enrollment at Snyder schools reaches near prior year total
Snyder elementary schools enrolled 1,978 pupils in the first session yesterday, about the same as last year. More pupils are expected Friday as the new term starts, while junior high and senior high figures are not yet available due to late school reporting.
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Snyder
Lions State Parley Slated for Snyder Conference
Snyder will host hundreds of Lions Clubs representatives from District 2-T-2 for a mid winter meeting January 27 28 Jim Brannon Helmleigh deputy district governor and Wayland Holt Snyder zone chairman invited the conference at a cabinet meeting in Plainview and Holt said about 300 Lions are expected to attend.
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Snyder
Jim Brannon
Helmleigh
Wayland G. Holt
Plainview
Holt
Soviets Halt Demobilization Amid Berlin Tensions
Moscow blames the United States and allies for rising world strain and orders a halt to demobilization of troops until a peace treaty with Germany is concluded. The Communist leadership warned that aggressors will be wiped out if war resumes, amid Kennedy's push for talks and a U S troop buildup.
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United States
Communist Party Central Committee
Rodion Malinovsky
Germany
Khrushchev
Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Kennedy
U.S
North Atlantic
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