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Tomás E Caetano Já Estão Em São Paulo Tempo bom, nobulosída- de, passando a nublado à tai do, sujeito a ligeira instabilidade. Temperatura cm ligeira elevação. Má- xima: 25.0 (Penha). Mini- JORNAL DO BRASIL na: !8.2 (Alto da Boa Vis- Ia). (Det. na página 22) Rio de Janeiro — Terça-feira, 21 de maio de 1974 Ano LXXXIV — N.° 43 Fotos Ariovaldo dos Santos S. A. JORNAl DO BRASIL, Av. '^r^vv^ft^ff^syHHgwiMI BWBHy^T^fWr fMB WÈt*'?: MMMMPMMM MÊtfMMÈ MWM |B W MmmWmVÊf'JMM^MmW \ÊÊMiE9ÊWi&iB&&mYvú Rede ¦fS^t*__3t^^H_K >^_B ^t>j_BmWMÉ-B^B____ -«^____B__fc-_r. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^KI^^^^^^^M^^^IUmmll^Bt^tiSl^mB^^BHÊ^aVéwBas^ilSiSíMiS Brasil, 500 (ZC-08) Tel. > '^>f-.:- •'pMfflJM BKt?fi__ _Bíí ___H*7< 1 Sr _BBM__HBB5M_| ¦__09 * Interna: 264-4422 — End. Te- __^bT___íS__- il^iWit^__B-__E___f V-H _J_______f > ís& legráfico: JORBRASIL — Telex números 601, 674 e 678. Sucursais: São Paulo — Av. "wJ ' São Luís, 170, loia 7. Tel.: ™fâ -&^WWBÍ*Ê. „ ^^__fcjk____! BW^Bn H _P 237081). 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PREÇOS, VENDA AVULSA - Guanabara e Estado do Rio: Dias úteis CrS1;20 Domingos CrS1.80 São Paulo e Minas Gerais: Dias úteis Cr$ 1,50 Domingos Cr$ 2,00 Áo contrário da última vinda ao Brasil, há um ano, Américo Tomás teve recepção discreta. Com mulher e filha, entrou pela garagem do Hilton Hotel ES, SC, PR, RS, GO, DF, Al, SE, BA, RN, MT, PB • PE: Dias úteis CrS 1,50 Domingos CrS 2,50 CE: Dirceu Governo faz Brasil nega Dias úteis CrS 2,00 garante CrS 2,50 e Domingos Tomás Caetano MA, AM, PA, AC, PI « Terri- já tórios: ritmo de obras novas tabelas ambição Dias úteis CrS 2,50 Domingos Cr$ 3,00 ASSINATURAS - Via ferres- estão em São Paulo tre em todo o território na- a empreiteiros de de hegemonia cional: gêneros Semestre Cr$ 200,00 notas com o Embai- Em reunião com representantes O Governo federal vai elaborar Ao trocar O Governo brasileiro, dois portugueses. Trimestre Cr$ 100,00 sindicais das empresas construtoras ainda esta semana as listas de preços xador do Uruguai sobre a amplia- políticos Postal — Via aérea em fodo de obras o Ministro dos máximos de cão dos programas de desenvolvi- À saída, elogiou ambos c o território nacional: públicas, para produtos primeira atendendo ao pedido da Jun- Transportes, General Dirceu Noguei- necessidade a vigorarem no Nordeste, mento da Lagoa Mirim, o Chance- Semestre CrS 400,00 Belo ler Azeredo da Silveira disse on- Nacional, ve» insinuou convidara o Trimestre CrS 200,00 ra. garantiu que o programa da sua Grande Porto Alegre e Grande "a Ia de Salvação que Fa- tem o Brasil está alheio Domiciliar — Somente no Es* área fornecerá oportunidades de ser- Horizonte. Hoje, o Ministério da que no fim da tarde de Marcelo Caetano a fa- tado da Guanabara: viço a todas as empresas empratei- zenda examinará o cumprimento da qualquer ambição, condenável e çèbèü prof. se volte Semestre CrS 225,00 ras. No encontro, realizado no fim da lista estabelecida para o Rio e São pequena, qire quer para ontem no Aeroporto de Vi- zer parte de seu escritório Trimestre CrS 113,00 semana passada, os empresários se Paulo, em vigor desde domingo. inúteis devaneios de hegemonia e EXTERIOR (via aérea): Améri- quer para um im- mostraram receosos de possível inter- Levantamento realizado ontem preponderância, racopos (Campinas), os Srs. de advocacia. ca Central, América do Ner- rupção do ritmo de execução das obras possirel isolamento." te, Portugal e Espanha: JORNAL DO BRASIL mostrou Governo Mediei. pelo Amanhã, o Presidente Ernesto Américo Tomás e Marcelo 3 meses US$ 113 00 desenvolvido pelo modo a lista está sen- As negociações entre a Hoje k tarde, pra Brasília, o Mi- que de um geral Geisel embarca para Cochabamba, 6 meses USS 225.00 do observada supermercados, Caetano trazidos da América do Sul: nistro da Fazenda. S \ Mário Henri- pelos onde assinará com o Presidente que, Junta de Salvação Nacional mas 12 dos 65 produtos com preços Hugo Banzer o acordo para a ex- 3 mese.i USS 50.00 que Simonsen, examinará com os — Ilha da Madeira num Boeing brasileiro du- 6 meses USS 10Ü.00 empreiteiros e técnicos do Ministério máximos fixados estavam em falta ploração do gás natural da Bolívia. e o Governo do Planejamento e da Fundação Ge- entre eles o detergente Lavo, que não O acordo tem servido de pretexto da Força Aérea Portuguesa, semana foram está sendo fornecido aos supermer- a oposicionistas bolivianos raram uma e ACHADOS E túlio Vargas, o problema da atua- para lização das ponderações dos indi- cados, e a margarina Saúde, que dei- acusar o Brasil de expansionista. permanecerão no Brasil não conduzidas dentro do maior PERDIDOS 19) (Página 7 e editorial, 6) ces de construção civil. (Página 181 xou de ser fabricada. (Página página como exilados, mas como sigilo. Em princípio, o Bra- EXTRAVIOU-SE uma carteira da asilados territoriais. INPS c/váries documentos im- sil não se mostrou interessa- i> -> r t a n t e s . Quem achar graíifica-sc Av. N. Sra. Fátima \rega foi dis- do na dos dois 30/202. Golda l O desembarque pretensão PERDEU-SE 27 cila 18 manhã dia pro- Giscard assume em carros dirigentes da si- ximidades Ipanema-Leblon, re- creto. Da pista, principais lógio estimação, dourado c' pulseira couro. Gratifica-se — ')*) ação contra separados, o ex-Presidente luação deposta a 25 de abril. Vera 247-C336. "Premier PORTA mulher DOCUMENTOS c/ várias da República (com O José Cardoso carleiras perdi na cidade à Pca. prof. d« Bandeira o gratifica-sc quem e escolhe terrorismo e filha) e o ex-Presidente do encontrou tel.: 265-2614 S-. Morgado, principal exilado José Rodrigues. ^v.n- As ações contra os terro- de Ministros fo- O Presidente eleito da à indicação dos nomes para os Conselho português ainda no Brasil, Giscard d'Estaing, Ministérios. ristas palestinos, segundo afir- ca, V.aléry principais Primeira-Minis- ram conduzidos para u ílil- a contrato de Ira- EMPREGOS anunciou ontem que assumirá o A"vitória de Giscard foi rteçe- mou ontem a preso um na segunda-feira, bida com satisfação nos meios tra demissionária Golda Meir, ton Hotel, onde entraram cargo próxima "devem ser sistemáticas, contí- balho à Universidade de dia 27, e nesse mesmo dia escolhe- politicos ocidentais. O Presidente e ler con- DOMÉSTICOS A deci- Richard Nixon, em ato não nuas e ousadas." Ao anunciar pela garagem sem Pernambuco, se disse de- rá seu Primeiro-Ministro. pro- ao Parlamento de Israel A AGÊNCIA RIACHUELO que são foi adotada depois de um en- tocolar, telefonou de sua casa na lato com a imprensa. A con- cepcioriàdó decisão da desde 1934 vem servindo a GB (Knesset) o endurecimento da pela oferece cop,, babás e coz. contra de 40 minutos do cândida- Flórida Giscard, imediata- "asilado arr., para luta contra as organizações dição de territo- "deveriam A parti, de 250. Tel. 231-3191 to vitorioso na eleição de domin- mente depois de ser informado Junta: ter ficado e 224-7485. ela recebeu o apoio interino, sobre sua vitória. O Chanceler ale- palestinas, - go com o Presidente rial" impede alivi- ACEITAMOS Domésticas coz. total do Ministro da Defesa qualquer para serem julgados pelos cop. arrum. babás p/ todo ser- Alain Poher. mão Helmut Schmidt enviou ca- Moshé Dayan. viço c/ doe, e rei. R. Cateie, lorosas felicitações ao novo Presi- da«le política, sob pena de seus crimes. Em 1910 a Re- 310 s/ 511 bons salários. Giscard recusou-se a forne- As declarações foram qua- a dante francês. AGENCIA ALEMà OIGA - cer cmalquer informação sobre se idênticas às que Golda Meir expulsão. optou expulsão Dispõe de imediato, coz, cop. constituição do Governo, mas os Moshé Dayan fizeram em pública pela babás, escolhidissimas por Ü. Mitterrand e os dirigentes es- e Olgn, 235-1024 e 235-1022.
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