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Ernesto Corrêa ( Nei.Son Dimas Ôrgao Dos 40 Pgs. NCr$ 0,30 DIÁRIOI DE NOTICIASI 8. A DIÁRIO DE NOTICIAS "DIÁRIOS ÔRGAO DOS PONLS. Snperlnlendftnrta DIRETORES < ERNESTO CORRÊA ASSOCIADOS" FUNDADO â 1* DE MARÇO DE U)2& — 438*1; Hut»e- Ma#,i Reíiçái. - ( NEI.SON DIMAS Iínrtí T t-JSWI , M|2J| ANO XLIIIPÕRTO ALEGRE, DOMINGO, 4 DE JUNHO CircmUt&O - 4-SM4- l-ubllrlilad, _ DE 1967 N.° 77 ITUSt Administração j-jdjj. GRE CRENAL LEVA TODOo MUNID IMPICO ¦ESPORTES' Russos no rumo da guerra O ATAQUE FEMI1SIISO ISTAMBUL, PORT SAID, TEL de perança .que a crise no Oriente "NICANOR"HICANOR AVIV, WASHINGTON, PARIS, MON- Médio seja resolvida pelo caminho VAI TREAL E NAÇÕES UNIDAS, 3 (Con. da diplomacia, não afastando, en. — DIZfRTUDO dentado do noticiário da FP) Trés tretanto, a hipótese do emprégo da DIZf R TUDO navio* soviéticos, armados com fo- fôrça, se as não propostas pacíficas o0 QUE DEVE" guetes, passaram hoje pelo estreito conseguirem romper o bloqueio de. 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Alves da Sil\a Braga: da Câmara de Vereadores, pela 19.49 fUbl Kap«H-lal aquisição maioria de seus do (ando oomo passa o ex-Presi- liberou de má membros; prefeito municipal, sr. Cé- 30.40 O Homem de dente. quinas rodoviárias flnan* lio Marques Fernandes; do presidente da Federação das Vlrflrla ciadas pela ATO para con Associações Comerciais, sr. Fábio Araújo Santos, etc. gf| 22 20 Torneio ROP •vvi* * Entre os que o visitavam aervaçfto das estrada- fe. W' 2/ Frlra • 5-6-67 ontem, estavam os srs. Carlos dera s # estaduais O d!re A campanha vai prosseguir nesta semana que está se 14.1)0 Paaaaporta • Lacerda, o ex-deputsdo Sebss- Iniciando Serão visitados e convidados a emprestarem 14.43 l.eta l^arn tor do Departamento Fe. Uko Paes de Almfida, o medi- solidariedade a campanha o do F"stado, sr. 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