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JK 3 VEZES: VOTEM EM LOTT JANGO T' L UMUMBA PRESO E SOL TO: CONFUSA O NO CONGO RIO DE JANEIRO/TERÇA-FEIRA, 13 DE SETEMBRO DE 1960 Tempo: Instável, com chuvas. Tem- peratura: Em declínio. Verilos: Do 0 Máximo de Jornal quadranie sul, de fracos a modera- /V'H '', km dos. Máxima: 27.0 (Laranjeiras). MI- [-MmmmT no Mínimo de Espaço nirna: 16.5 (Penha) iano Carioca ANO XXXIII — N.° 9.881 fundador: J. E. de Macedo Soares PREÇO: Cr$ 5,00 JK 3 VEZES: VOTEM EM LOTT JANGO "PEIXE-VIVO" Juscelino NOVA DATA COM E SERENATA Calorosa apologia dos recomenda ^^B||^%.Y""y Im&^^^^^^mM sVmk" ;&t ftdld J_\ Am.mb^àW^u «St^sHIt-jB candidatos: Brasília *^JMssssB " _Tj__________mU* WmmWtíT'___mmmm -mmWÁmm^^Áwà-W^mWÊÊsssfc JsBWK ^Bsssssssssswj, * H^l Bís^^H RP^ Bfl IJsV^lBflk ^^mmTmWmTmà \mmm\^^^^mm\ssssssb *jsssssssssl ssB¦ssB^ÍÍSè'-'''-W> .<*HMU ^íÉsraflI '/fl! UB|^B BtUte i*"'.4A?fl^^WH Dw^^ . '___] Lott-Jango ' "\ BRASÍLIA — Ui .Àmw^mW-^W\3r^^mvYÀWÍ^m gm^TMsEá~»tw 'Y:âj^HH^j<a- _.Ê tÊWm.twi&l<jf?_&__*£ jjStíisw — "Vencemos BELO HORIZONTE — todos os obstáculos e, a 11 de novembro, ' com a espada do marechal Lott, fizemos vencer o prestígio da Embora sem :*^M1K-1& '.iÀw;*Ws ¦ citar nomes, o ¦"mWr ^&%W JCjS^^^ sim ÃvMúmwÊ—. A Bter li-^^sPiWw^yjff^P bjêbí ___\ mnSí^\ a 20 dias das eleições. Neste instante, «^s&flRfêggg h- m^mmWwlmmT&®$*m&ÊÊÊmv'¦ :: >*mw^ -Xmmmmk «ssssssm ^BWP ^as^sBTra^rWBBMfcff3fia WP»jP8 ^Mt^Mt/il Constituição. Estamos presidente Juscelino Kúbits- olhando para o Brasil, verificando os inestimáveis serviços chek, durante a solenidade de — "Jú- prestados por estes eminentes companheiros sr. João Gou- inauguração do Hospital lart e marechal Lott — quero pedir ao povo de Brasília que lia Kubitschek'' sábado últi- os apoie nas urnas a 3 de outubro e lhes dê a vitória que o mo, dirigiu um apelo «o po- Brasil deseja". vo mineiro, no g-eniidc de su- fragar, nas urnas de 3 de ou- A declaração acima foi feita pelo chefe da Nação, que, on- os '¦¦ ^M¦fiflKjH BHwkllJl fámmm&mWtâtf&Sfi.- A--mmm\ tem, nas festividades em comemoração ao seu aniversário na- tubro, candiddvos situado- |t*:''H Bí^l HB^li'" __M^$__K*fm^____fâlÊ^ — nistas, os únicos capazes de talício, recomendou os nomes dos candidatos nacionalistas — brasileiro, três vezes: a prosseguirem ns ob*** de de- Lott e Jango ao eleitorado por pri- senvolvimento econômico do meira, no Núcleo Bandeirante; a segunda no almoço que lhe Brasil. ofereceram os ministros de Estado e a terceira na inauguração "Peixe da Plataforma Monumental. O presidente, relembrando a obra Terminada a leitura tle seu Nas fotos as crianças do toro do jardim de infância do Colégio das Dominicanas de Brasília cantando uma parodia da modinha Vivo", da predileção do dos candidatos situacionistas, expressou a sua es- discurso, o d/i im- grandiosa presidente, presidente; o chefe do governo e sua esposa, ouvem emocionados as meninas: por último, o grande salão do Palácio Alvorada, minutos ames de ser iniciada de o povo brasileiro não os esqueça no próximo dirigindo-se à ineal- perança que proviso, a grande serenata da meia-noite, da qual participaram artistas e amigos da mocidade do presidente Kubitschek pleito, entregando-lhes a direção dos seus destinos políticos. culável massa He admirado- "CANDANGO" res e amigos seus, que ali se NO "Candango", comprimia, al»*rtou-a sobre a Mensagem No restaurante mesmo as legítimas armas da necessidade de o povo de Mi- Aniversário de JK dá realizou-se um almoço com lei quis V. Exa. utilizar, em nas Gerais pensar demorada emocionado que os ministros de Estado e nenhuma emergência, para e refletidamente antes de de- Schmidt outros auxiliares imediatos do punir a leviandade do proce- positar o seu voto na urna. de Lott a governo homenageram o chefe dimenlo perverso". E, ao fina- lizar, disse o sr. Armando NAO PODE PARAR obras novas a Brasília da Nação, por motivo do seu "Fazendo aniversário natalício. Disse o Falcão: — coro com a Nação não votou em Bogotá Afirmou que não BRASÍLIA — ministro Armando Falcão, a o povo brasileiro do Amazo- pode parar no seu processo Juscelino certa altura: nas íio Rio Grande do Sul, desenvolvimenttera e que O As festividades comemoração do ani- dizer a V. Exa.: até programadas para RIO - BOGOTÁ — —"Prefeito de Belo Hori- queremos povo sabe, perfeitamente, versário natalício do presidente Juscelino Kubitschek tiveram 1965 — Presidente Juscelino o voto de 19 e sob o de Cuba, foi zonte, deputado federal, go- quais são os homens que, início na manhã de ontem, quando o chefe do governo, acom- De Parnaiba, Piauí, onde se Com países protesto"Ala Kubitschek!". Identificados com os nossos panhado de altas personalidades, Inaugurou a nova esta- encontrava ontem, em excur- aprovada às 16 horas (do Rio) de ontem a de Bogotá" vernador de Minas Gerais e Conferência Econômica Interaine- JK FALA NOVAMENTE problemas e com o seu' go- ção de tratamento d'água desta capital. O melhoramento é são eleitoral, o marechal Tei- terminando virtualmente a presidente da República, não vérno, estão em condições de de máxima importância para o novo Distrito Federal e íol xeira Lott dirigiu ao presi- ricana nesta capital. há aponte em sua vida Ao agradecer a homenagem do Brasil, se absteve de quem dos seus ministros, disse o dar continuidade a êsse tra- executado em obediência à mais avançada técnica. dente Juscelino Kubitschek O sr. Augusto Frederico Schmidt, o pecado do orgulho, o gesto balho monumental iniciado telegrama de felici- votar, alegando está sob o eleito de forte tensão, subscrevendo, chefe da Nação, entre outras A estação está capacitada tratar, diariamente, 60 mi- caloroso mesquinho, o ato de vingança, sua administração. E para tações transcurso do na- o documento. palavras: pela "O lhões de lilros d'água vinda do riu Torno, tributário do riu Pa- pelo posteriormente, a atitude irrevogável de queni acentuou, texlinlmeute: 1 a licio do chefe do governo. infalível. Nas cii*- — "Registro, aqui, o fato, tanoá. O progresso de tratamento compreende decantação, lil- EMOCIONADO pensa que"é Brasil não pode sofrer solu- estação O marechal Lolt chegou on- cunstâncias mais difíceis e apenas para documentar aqui- de continuidade tração, cloração e fluoração. O equipamento da nova Falando em tom apaixona- na, partindo do Plano de De- ção em sua funcionamento é automático, o tem à noite ao Rio' e já ama- embaraçosas, eis que o timbre lo que vos disse há pouco e vigorosa marcha desenvolvi- foi adquirido na França e seu do, ò delegado do Brasil in- senvolvimento do sr. Douglas a lavagem dos filtros com simples operação de nhã, às 14 horas, na sede do da serenidade e da brandura agora repilo: ao deixardes as mentista". que permite vocoú a ajuda divina para Dillon e com base na ajuda sela as decisões de V. Exa. No estar certos de comando. Comitê lntcrpartidário Na- controlar a emoção. Declarou de 500 milhões de dólares ofe- pastas^ podeis O de sua candidatura "Ata curso de sua vida pública, que cumpristes o vosso de- presidente apesar de se OBSERVATÓRIO METEOROLÓGICO . Cional que a de Bogotá" não recida pelo presidente Eise- colocar numa de-ma- (Rua do Carmo, 27 — 1> an- quantas vezes a injúria e a ver, pois, na qualidade de au- posição Em seguida, o cheie da de autoridades e de numero- era mais que um começo,, mas nhower à Améri.ça. Latina. se levantai*am contra xiliares diretos do dar) concederá entrevista co1:. oferecia e perfídia presidente (Conclui M 11? pajtm») Naçãq, sempre em companhia sas outras' pessoas, presidiu' é': que "a possibilidades CONTRA a pessoa de'V. Exa.? Não fo- da República, muito concor- ato de inauguração Bo^Ob- letiva- à imprensa .falada manifestou esperança' de o escrita, terá oportu- Votando contra, o delegado ràm poucas as ocasiões cm restes para essa obra que a servatório Mvtereoiógico de quando que Cuba: não se isole dofrres- a hostilidade do Nação envolve com o seu lou- n»N»in., fo-,*.mY^'""o^ÔTr.,tj« ti nidade. rie apresentar a parte cujjano, Regino Bolti, classi- que gratuita •ajxisfctóv. to da comunidade cuntiurn- "uma despeito provocou o seu espi- ?! ^r,i!T,m ;s-TOn!r-Uj£^' normas fundümenTal urséTTPlaéò de tal. ncotRD documento de de acordo com Governo — seu de arma imperialismo norte- rito tolerante e pôs à prova a E mais adiante: técnicas mais modernas e programa do benevolência metas. A resolução da Conferência americano submeter os do seu tempera- —"Com equipado com um possante consagra os bási- para mento conciliador. Dispondo esta ceçteza, que Um homem princípios tanto consola radar, cujo alcance ulirapas- MENSAGEM A JK cos da Operação Pan-America- (Conclui na 11* página) do poderio do governo, nem o coração de sa 150 quilômetros. O obser- um homem público, é que ve- nho vatório pode,- ainda, acompa- agradecer-vos, não só a nhar com exatidão os movi- Ê a seguinte na íntegra amável homenagem que me e o seu mentos das balões-sonda; fà- a mensagem, enviada pelo prestais neste instante, acom- pais zer observações sôbre a íor- marechal Lott ao presiden- F albou outro contra panhados dos que. são vossos, te Kubitschek: golpe mas também tudo o que fizes- mação de nir*ens. principal- RIO — te o êxito de nossa mis- mente das que ocasionam as Congratulo-me com o para chuvas; determinar a dire- são comum, ao serviço da Pá- e Grande Presidente e ami- tria". SCAR Niemeyer, o exímio ar- ção e velocidade do* ventos. hoje do libertado o go pela passagem Lumumba: e Com as peças acessórias, o seu natalício preso Falando de improviso: quiteto de Brasília, fêz para os aniversário "Agradecimentos "Ultima radar tem o seu custo avalia- solldarlzando-me com as que esten- nossos confrades da Ho- do em USS 80 mil Pode ser LEOPOLDV1LLE — vi- expressivas c merecidas do também ao vice-presiden- ra", um esboço singularmente utilizado na pvesiação de ser- homenagens que lhe estão Duas horas depois de ter sicu noticiada sua prisão, o premiei* do Congo, sr.
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