U.S. Keeps Hands Off Brazil Crisis Amid Unsettled Leadership
President Johnson stays in close contact as Brazil faces a crisis and possible leadership change. U S policy remains undefined on recognition while officials question Joao Goulart's ability to deliver economic and political stability. The United States offered 400 million dollars in aid in 1963 if a stabilization plan had been adopted. it was not.
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Brasil
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Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Brazl
State Department
Joao Goulart
Washington
U.S
Brazil
United States
Gemini Launch Readies Modified Titan 2 Flight
Tomorrow's blastoff tests the Titan 2 rocket and Gemini capsule for vibration control guidance and flight stability. It checks ground support systems and an onboard fault warning device while evaluating the 19 foot spacecraft and equipment section under launch stresses. Training for future manned missions and facility readiness are included.
Teacher May Halt Bond Issue Suit In State Tax Fight
The suit claims state officials cannot impose an added tax without proper authority. Saker and Rhodes discussed corrective amendments and a possible withdrawal to resume bond project plans at universities and recreation facilities. Decision expected in days as lawyers review terms and client interests.
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Rhodes
Laker
Paul J. Lynch
Columbus
Supreme Court
Renee
Cattle Numbers in Georgia and U.S. Lead
In Georgia cattle numbers rise with an estimated 233 million cattle overall. The United States ranks second with 163.8 million cattle.
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Brazil names new president amid crisis as Goulart ousted
Mazzilli was sworn in in Brasilia after Senate notification that Goulart had abandoned the presidency. Auro Moura Andrade announced the move at a joint session as lawmakers debated impeachment. A provisional leader, likely Amaury Kruel, could be chosen within 30 days.
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Mazzilli
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Congress
Goulart
Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
Laborite
Amaury Kruel
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Rio Grande
Five men survive space life support test at Boeing
Five men emerged healthy from a 30 day sealed chamber test at Boeing proving life support to hold in space. Project team members E Eugene Mason and E B Konecci cite advances and plan a six month system of life support with NASA backing.
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E. Eugene Mason
E. B. Konecci
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Office of Advanced Research
Boeing Co
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