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E. de Macedo Soares iario Carioca Jobim ANO XXXV — N.u 18.840 RIO DE JANEIRO, DOMINGO, 14 E S EGUNDÀ-FEIRA, 1* DE JULHO DE mi WMLCÜ: tr% *M* • - te «>* *** o Senado Tanques governam Governo ';; pede que .' t^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^Hs^i^Kr.flfr. >o^ *¦MMW MMKeietits$:-'Í'J ¦W . • ¦¦ ^m_m____^mm_m__w^s^â^imWimMMw^i\ ís $S^BP\ 4¦.¦¦::<&.*-. ,,. y-^Sjm ____WW'9yy---¦ - :..1í^Hp^;.:W :^H^y-umUm-fy '"''¦[•¦.¦'_I ajuda externa ¦IT»- ^ : "iwww^1*^^"mHHM >"= -^':''* 'w-mmF-^' -'-¦'<>< ^m& regulamente Wm {v._W wm '¦ > '•'¦ s»M¦ - P"»«»¦¦¦_:..*<.--¦_* ¦>•-....__¦æ .-. •¦-.-, - MmmWW¦'¦¦¦¦"¦¦"*' ¦•-¦*$*:'ky-M __ l mt¦¦-,¦¦ % _t À:'<____íím__ / ¦&Sí&&:ÍÍ^MpxfiW^,-'!5í»^í» O ministro Abelardo Jurema, da Justiça, já entre- De Motcau-Pequim v|Mf*i , §; <*__WÊ&___W$\ S Afonso Arinos e êste apresentará, se- passagem ________ ¦ . }¦' Wyy<:t-Mh .:',¦¦¦¦•¦¦¦¦-__%:'¦'.-> y____t_m __ ¦¦ '»m'\yiÉMm «ou ao senador yiMMMMMM^9^^LWÊk^W^m\mW$^ÊmMm^^^MMM BHram (mMÊMW tuiida-ielra, ao Senado, exposição de motivos (ofi- !«¦*^^WÉi^^B^^^^fI^^i^i^B^^B H#fl Wfe<*"'- '$m__ _t ___MmÊ^ÊM^MMm^Mm^^yimm^y-ã^mm ¦¦ m- -' w< - ¦ cio 397) em que o governo federal pede à Câmara Al- acabam ^_m ta a regulamentação das operações de ajuda externa Conversações II I UliiLii L ! I a listados e Municípios brasileiros. Informa que a Pre- ,LJLi iflNHHaW * ¦:*¦' ffHd 9 sídêiícia* da República já tem, pronto, decreto elabo- P1.1 ministro Celso Furtado, transferindo ao Ita- •£*8bhSSwW|<^Mi;i^M __MMHkObK^^MWmW\'BHBfiEfe: ¦.í>9::^_^'-____\\> mim __mI rado pelo "bilaterais e conflito "$&%m__M¦IS m M\MWbdí i amvWuIBMÍ M\ liiaràtj o controle dessas operações, ou «rol- prossegue tilatèrais"; MOSCOU — As negociações sobre a divergência ideoló- ¦ ¦ ;-yai___W Wa^^^vt^ÊWWm U si'. Abdardü Jurema cila o artigo 7, número Vi, gicu entre os dois blocos comunistas, Moscou e Pequim, pa- ¦¦WÊÊÊLWmWmá- ^P9fH Federal, faculta ao cen- recém haver terminado, ontem, sem que se chegasse a con- da Constituição que governo clusões definitivas coin um provável acordo de reiniciá-lo ira! a intervenção nas transações entre unidades fe- no futuro, informou fonte segura desta cidade. "Diário deradas e estados estrangeiros. Lembra que êsse dis- O do Povo", de Pequim, publicou, ontem, um "se se positivo foi formulado para evitar a repetição do epi- editorial em que diz: as atuais diferenças não podem ÍÊÊÊÊBmm&'--:~¦'"¦'':''¦¦>!': - ,yyy" æy^il&KSsBBWmÉ&yB «I 1930, em as dívidas contaídas por Esta- resolver agora, podem esperar até amanhã. Se não podem .suelio tle que se resolver este ano, esperar ate o dos e Municípios brasileiros ascenderam a 86 milhões podem próximo". libras, ou seja, um terço do débito do país no ex- DELEGADOS DA CHINA de não Tanques o Palácio do Governo, em Quito, onde a Junta Militar está praticamente Dapois d« i'nla reunião de a publicação da Cari* Chi- "ivfusiada",guardam — :nüi\ horas, ontem, a sessão ne*-a em defende as idéias sob pressão das manifestações de massa, partidas das forças de esquerda. URSS E EUA três que íoi suspensa e espera-se que (Conclui oe «t pagtnu) CRadiofoto VPI-DC) 0 ministro Abelardo Jure- de importar da Nação. E fri- os chineses partam para Pe- ma oferece uma resposta, em za que o Govêmo central não quim no princípio da próxima dois sentidos, às correntes de deseja, absolutamente, impe- semana. Em Moscou, os obser- opinião que se formariam .em dir esse tipo de transação, vadores consideram que a lòiiio da ajuda externa dire- mas estabelecer sua compe- querela soviética-chinêsa não tência na matéria e * obser- de confusão: aus locais, está a caminho de sér solu- UDN tamento governos a interferência da admi- vancia das prioridades fede-. cionada. faz jogo som nlstracâo federal. Adverte que rais, sem criar estorvo às ad- O cardeal Mota, de passagem — Coexistência pacifica ou o Governo (los Estados. Uni- ministrações estaduais e mu- pelo Rio aparece, no convés, guerra — são conclusões gra- nicipais. — do comandante Sich- tios controla essa ajuda atra- (Leia íntegra n* ao lado "Federico ves para se deter tão fácil- (la Agência Internacional página 9) nit, do C". mente. vés 'Diário em reforma agrária ihí Desenvolvimento] que está Por outro lado o (lo subordinada ao Departamento Povo" de Pequim, comentando perigo tio, listado, e (|iie. ua União Soviética, o próprio Governo BRASÍLIA, RK) — Central exerce absoluto con- Cardeal Mota: Brasil Flamengo sofreu na vitória Irole sóbre todos os lipos (le Um jogo protelatório, através de artimanlias e de dlfí* realizado UDN relações com o exterior. r'y:.:.'yyy%:- ¦•M:'. culdades regimentais, está sendo pela para impedir á solução imçdiata da emenda constitucional atra- atir- D titular da Justiça está mal no exterior vés da qual se* fará a reforma agrária, por intermédio dos rr.ii, também, que a exacerba- deputados Pedro Aleixo e Adauto Lúcio Cardoso, ambos es- (•tio dessa,s transações de Es- os recursos de dispõem para adiar indefinida- tidos e Municípios com o ex- O cardeal de São Paulo, dom Carlos de Vasconcelos Mota, • mgy§m§B, gotando que "é mente a solução da questão. tsrlor poderia levar as finan- declarou, ontem, que muito triste" a situação do Brasil do País ao caos, des- ji IJliJIli Praticamente, já se tem a deifniçâo dos principais par- ças pelo no exterior, era virtude dos escândalos e misérias divulgados -*«sri. ¦' rií^^iêfiii^^i^úíiu^tí^^^Ê^^Ê controlo da administração fe- "irresponsável" "ver- sü tidos no Congresso: o PSD, depois de um trabalho intenso deral nossa imprensa, que classificou de e dos srs. Martins Rodrigues é Oliveira Brito, teve contorna- sôbre o sistema finan- pela 'Vaticano;' cciro c a própria capacidade dadeira ditadura". Regressava do a bordo do navio do« todos os problemas apresentados, para a reforma agra- regionais, notadamente' a* "Federico C", depoi9 de assistir ã coioaeãò de Paido VI, riã/por algumas de, suas seções jelí» dc Minas Gerais e.dc Goiás; o PTB, através do um dos três eleitores do presidenta ANGHtCTAt cuja eleição tomou parle, como João Goulart, está sob. o compromisso de colaborar para * Brasil. omenda- à Constituição, de modo, ó evidente, a resguardar 'dificuldades Sôbre-o'novo chefe da Igreja Católica d. 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Universidade Ca- mento populacional, ,que não ção e sistemática católicas. % alteiáção Constituição (CobcIuI na tü a-finalidade específica da revi- p*B>») tólica, o padre Leme Lopes, S.J., está sendo acompanhado pc- Pediu-lhe que transmitisse discorrerá sôbre o andamento do são dá estrutura rural, o presi- Ia ampliação dos quadros anna bênção a todos 03 bra- "luso" "calço" da campanha, o que está sendo clero brasileiro,' nas propor- Espanhol invadiu a área, mas o zagueiro Reginatdo deu um e o ponteiro do dento da República insista cm leito e o falta fazer sileiros e uma especial para que para ções indispensáveis a uma Flamengo foi derrubado. 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