Brazil’s Mazzilli forms anti Communist cabinet
Interim President Ranieri Mazzilli and his new cabinet moved to restore order in Brazil as military leaders urged a purge of Communists. Goulart remained missing, with reports he was at a ranch near Sao Borja preparing exile. Officers pressed Congress to elect an army general to succeed Mazzilli and demanded a nationwide purge of Reds from power.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
UPI
Ranieri Mazzilli
Joao Goulart
Sao Borja
Rio Grande Do Sul
Uruguay
Goulart
Ames
Congress
Magessi
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Bigger farms seen in coming decades
Iowa economists predict the 1980s will feature sprawling mechanized farms with high capital needs and a shrinking labor force. Tweeten and Heady project farm employment dropping from 7.1 million in 1960 to about 4 million in 1980 while the average farm doubles in size and the number of farms falls by roughly 51 percent to about 2 million.
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Ames, Iowa
UPI
Luther G Tweeten
Earl C. Heady
Tweeten
Iowa State University
Oklahoma State University
Iowa State
Heady
Iowa Farm Science Magazine
Rutherford Poats Named Assistant Administrator of the Far East
Rutherford Poats, son-in law of Mrs. Nina Smith of near Washington, is appointed by President Johnson as Assistant Administrator of the Far East. A former UPI journalist and longtime foreign service veteran, Poats has lived in Tokyo and now resides in Falls Church, Virginia with his wife Esther Smith and their four children. His duties will be based in Washington with occasional travel to the Far East.
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Rutherford Poats
Nina Smith
Near Washington
Johnson
Far East
Poats
International Development Department
United Press International
Tokyo
Japan
Esther Smith
Falls Church
Washington
Rites in Rockford for Merle Kelley, 59
Funeral services were held in Rockford for Henry Merle Kelley 59 of Rockford Illinois who died suddenly Thursday April 2 1964 from a cerebral hemorrhage He was born August 3 1904 in Washington son of James Henry and Sarah Jane Kelley He had been a Rockford barber for 30 years Survivors include his wife Hilder a daughter Barbara a son Donald and brothers and sisters Clarence Olive Goodwin Maurice Kelley Clyde Carl Gayle Kelley all of Washington
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Henry Merle Kelley
Rockford
Ill
Kelley
Merle Kelley
Washington
James Henry
Sarah Jane Baker Kelley
Hilder
Barbara
Donald
Clarence
Olive) Goodwin
West
Chester
Maurice Kelley
Davenport
Clyde
Carl
Gayle Kelley
Donald Bold Dies in Three-Car Crash West of Kalona
Donald Bold, 43, of Iowa City, died Friday from injuries in a three car crash on Highway 22 west of Kalona during a rain storm. Bold was the sole fatality after a car driven by a Wellman woman lost control and struck his vehicle.
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Donald Bold
Iowa City
Kalona
Bold
Tornado Rips Through Wichita Falls Killing Seven
A killer tornado cut a 15 minute path of death through Sheppard Air Force Base and two residential areas in Wichita Falls Texas. It left seven dead and 68 injured, with property damage totaling about 15 million dollars, as Red Cross and Salvation Army aid expanded and National Guardsmen were deployed to curb looting. The storm damaged an old Air Force hospital and a clinic at the base and destroyed hundreds of homes, while a liquor store owner and a passerby sheltered in a cellar during the catastrophe.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
UPI
Sheppard Air Force Base
Albert Miller
Dawson Minesr
Hoefiger
Ernest Caswell
Rena Caswell
Hazel
Bethania Hospital
Red Cross
Salvation Army
John Connally
National
Jesse Ward
Civil Defense
Sunset Terrace
Air Force
R. Daniel
Gene Griffin
Gene
FBI warns business to combat organized crime rise
FBI official Courtney A. Evans urged businesses to lead reform against Cosa Nostra influence as gangsters flood legitimate enterprises. He called for ethical codes, clean hands, and unions purging racketeers to curb the federation of crime and corruption spreading since last summer.
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White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Billie Sol Estes
Frank Costello
Evans
FBI
County Home Opens Doors for April 19 Open House
The Washington County Home plans an open house on Sunday April 19 from 1 30 to 4 00 pm Visitors may tour the home and view care facilities Managers Mr and Mrs David Bauer will greet visitors and answer questions about services offered at the county facility
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Washington County
Iowa
Ashington County
David Bauer
County GOP Lays Out Platform At Washington Meeting
Washington County Republicans met at the courthouse and adopted resolutions on agriculture education labor civil rights and medical aid. They endorsed Dr Enos Miller of Wellman as a candidate for national delegate from the first district and instructed all 22 county votes to be cast for him at the state convention April 21 22.
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Washington County
Court House
Enos Miller
Wellman
San Francisco
United States
Congress
Iowa
M. Robert Everetts
Wayne Norman
Carol Flickinger
Lawrence Miksch
Kerr- Mills Law
Miller
Republican Party
Dr. Miller
Des Moines Iowa tax revenue rises nine months into fiscal year
Iowa tax revenue increases about five percent over last year with total nine month collections reaching 112,296,393. Cigarette tax leads gains at 1,872,567 despite smoking cutbacks. Individual and corporate income taxes rise, inheritances edge up, and beer taxes show stronger receipts after changes allowing across the bar sales. Corporate tax revenue for March falls slightly from last year.
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Des Moines
Town Tax Commission
Treasury
Iowa
Tax Commission
Corporation Income Tax and Permit Board
County Art Show Set for May 4 Opening
Washington County Art Exhibit runs May 4 through 9 at the Washington Public Library under the Fortnightly Club Applied Arts department. High school age residents may enter two works per media with no awards or judging. Entries must be in by April 29. contact Mrs. Bob Vander Linden or Mrs. Reed Orris.
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Washington County
Washington Public Library
Applied Arts Department
Richard Young
Bob Vanderlinden
Reid Orris
Young
Reed Orris
Robert Libe
Tom English
Marvin McClure
Mary Lee Moore
John Butler
Merle Turnipseed
Campaign Successful for Washington Community Chest Drive
Washington society reports its Community Chest goal of 28100 fully subscribed for the year. Robert Kennedy says residents deserve congratulations for generous support and notes funds will cover pledges to participating agencies. Agencies include American Home Finding Association Ottumwa Boy Scouts Campfire Girls Red Cross Salvation Army YMCA YWCA and more.
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Robert Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy
Community Chestampaign
American Home Finding Association of
Ture
Washington Community Chest
Charles Morris
Johnson says U S will stay vigilant toward turmoil in world
President Johnson and Secretary of State Rusk outlined U S posture toward Soviet Red China tensions and Soviet-Chinese split during NATO anniversary events. Johnson stressed vigilance with open hand for peace, praising European independence and interdependence with allies while signaling no shift from strong defense. Rusk cited Sino-Soviet split as a constraint on U S Soviet progress and warned against hopes for rapid thaw.
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Washington
Johnson
Europe
Soviet Bloc
Rusk
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Moscow
General MacArthur Slips Into Deep Coma
Washington UPS Gen Douglas MacArthur remained unconscious and in critical condition as doctors reported increasing difficulty in eliciting a response. Walter Reed spokesmen noted steady pulse and no esophageal bleeding since Thursday, with peritoneal dialysis helping kidney function. Mrs MacArthur and their son Arthur remained at his side as three major operations had preceded this week long fight to survive.
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Army
Leonard D. Heaton
MacArthur
Heaton
Doubt Reds Will Hold Summit Talks
Western diplomats said the world conference of Communist leaders proposed by the Kremlin to handle Red China likely will not be held soon or at all. They cited uncertainty about other Communist reactions, delaying the meeting at least until 1965.
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Moscow
UPI
Comunist
Kremlin
China
Iowa Weather: Cloudy with Rain Snow Mix and Mild Sunday
United Press International reports Iowa will see cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with rain mixed with snow in the southeast and extreme south. The north and west will be slightly warmer Sunday afternoon but continued cold to the east and south. Lows in the 30s, highs Sunday in the 40s.
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United Press International
Iowa
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