Crisis in Brazil (Universal Newsreel, Apr 1964)

Description

The original release sheet reads: CRISIS IN BRAZIL Joao Goulart flees Brazil as he is ousted as President by an Army rebellion. It was Goulart's leftist leanings and the fear that he would turn Brazil into a Castro state which led to his downfall. He began his regime as a middle-of-the-roader but runaway inflation and worker discontent led him to institute land reforms and legalize the Communist party. SEA LION TAKES OVER HOUSEHOLD There is a regular routine in the Francis Turner household. Chasing "Flip" the Sea Lion out of the bedroom! Found on the beach, a sick little sea lion, the Turner children rescued him. He is now well but refuses to leave the house which he has just about taken over. SPORTS CAMBRIDGE OARSMEN DEFEAT OXFORD In the 110th renewal of the famed rowing classic, the Cambridge "Eight" jumps in to an early lead over Oxford defeating their traditional rivals by more than 6 lengths. There's a Yank on each crew and they row to the point of exhaustion with their English cousin. YESTERDAY'S BIG STORY With the 1964-65 NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR promising to be one of the greatest if not THE greatest in history ... let's take a look backwards at the famous New York FAIR of 1939-40. The terrific tune of the turnstiles was 50,000,000 people who came and were awed by "The World Of Tomorrow"

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library